Students of Jeanne Gang’s architecture studio seek redemption for the concrete behemoths of Brutalism
Cold, alienating, unfriendly; an architectural abomination, one of the world’s ugliest buildings. Although these are…
Topic Pollution
AERIAL FUTURES: The Third Dimension
Increasing congestion and advances in autonomous technology are set to transform how we move around…
MLA students float “intriguing projects,” “wild future visions” for Houston bayous
Students in the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Fall 2016 option studio “Re-Tooling Metropolis: Provisional…
Niall Kirkwood cohosts first ever conference on Brownfields in China
Niall Kirkwood, Professor of Landscape Architecture and Technology is cohosting and organizing the first ever…
Phyto Garden
A New Paradise-Renewal of Damaged and Polluted City Land with the Power and Work of…
Chris Reed reimagines Los Angeles freeway as vibrant, eco-smart park
Associate professor in practice of landscape architecture Chris Reed and his firm, Stoss Landscape Urbanism,…
Living and Working in Phytoremediating Brownfield Sites, Creating Healthier Environments than Is the Norm in Urban Conditions
by Jane Philbrick (MDes CC ’16) Phytoremediation, a remedial technique using living plant…
Health and Places Initiative
Who We Are This project has had two phases. The first phase of the Health and…
Ayer’s City Hub and Riverfront
by Emma Schnur (MUP ’16), Laurel Schwab (MUP ’16), Nina Phinouwong (MLA/MUP ’16)…
Alum and director of exhibitions Dan Borelli featured in Boston Globe
Dan Borelli, director of exhibitions at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, has been steadily expanding the work he developed at the school while a student in the Art, Design, and the Public Domain program, which has recently garnered the attention of the Boston Globe.
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