“Whose Space Is It?” A conversation with Frida Escobedo from Harvard Design Magazine
The following interview, originally published in Harvard Design Magazine: Issue 49, features…
Topic Mexico
POSTPONED: Iñaki Echeverria, “Parque Ecológico Lago de Texcoco, an Ongoing Ecological Recovery in the Mexico City Valley”
Event Information This event has been postponed. Please stay tuned for further details. Event Description…
Water at the Edge: Towards Water Independence for Mexico City’s INFONAVIT Housing
by Ciara Stein (MLA I/ MUP ’21) “Water at the Edge” envisions a new hydrologically…
Climate Change, Water Rights, and the Future of the Mexican Altiplano: An interview with Lorena Bello
Apan Lagoon, formerly a 600-hectare lake, dries up seasonally. Image: Gustavo Madrid The recent United…
Daniela Bleichmar, “The history of cochineal and the changing value of Mexican indigenous environmental knowledge, ca. 1500–1800”
Registration Information The GSD’s Fall 2021 Public Programs are all virtual and…
Mexican Cities Initiative in 2020: Essays, Conversations, and Events
Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Mexican Cities Initiative (MCI) aims to guide, through research,…
The Right to Sewage: Agriculture, climate change, and the growing need for cities to embrace wastewater reuse
Epidemiological Soils. Drawing by Chelsea Kashan, Santiago Mota, and Seth Denizen. An immense pipe connects…
Kiley Fellow Lecture: Seth Denizen, “Thinking Through Soil: Case Study from the Mezquital Valley”
The GSD is pleased to present a series of talks and webinars…
Domestic Orbits: Frida Escobedo on architecture’s tendency to conceal spaces of domestic labor
Selective concealment is a typical, though often unacknowledged, function of architecture. Architectural detailing, for example,…
Open House Lecture: Frida Escobedo, “Split Subject”
Frida Escobedo is principal and founder of an architecture…
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