Learning from Susan Fainstein: Do planners have a responsibility to fight for social equity?
Susan Fainstein’s ideas for the “just city” crystallized in the 1960s and ’70s, during a…
Balanced between concept and realization, design practice exposes the connections between the design imagination and the space in which it operates. By critically studying issues of practice, designers imagine new methods to advance their influence and to intervene in the world.
Susan Fainstein’s ideas for the “just city” crystallized in the 1960s and ’70s, during a…
Smart cities, search engines, autonomous vehicles: The pairing of massive data sets and self-learning algorithms…
Imagine yourself a couple of months out of architecture school recalling the moments and projects…
Harvard Graduate School of Design professors (and alumni) Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee,…
In this episode of Talking Practice, host Grace La interviews Lyndon Neri and…
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“Two years ago, when I received the call about the Wheelwright Prize, Mohsen Mostafavi mentioned…
The development of the computer occasioned a radical paradigm shift in numerous fields. According…