Practice as Project Lecture: William Rawn and Sam Lasky
William Rawn and Sam Lasky, principals at William Rawn and Associates, presented on key projects…
Topic Practice
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.
Practice as Project Lecture: Doug Gensler
Doug Gensler, a managing director at Gensler Boston, discussed the history of Gensler from its…
Practice as Project Lecture: Mark Pasnik
Mark Pasnik (MDes ’95) presented on the first decade of his practice, over,under, relating the…
Practice as Project Lecture: Ana Miljački, OfficeUS
Ana Miljački (PhD ’07), Associate Professor at MIT and co-director of OfficeUS, spoke to students…
tchotch·ke
by Jonathan Rieke (MArch ’17) — Recipient of the James Templeton Kelly Prize tchotch·ke /’CHäCHkə/ noun…
Foundations of Practice
Jeffry Burchard, Jesse M. Keenan
For students in the fifth semester of the M.Arch I degree…
Resilience and Adaptation Science: From Theory to Practice
Jesse M. Keenan
Through the lens of climate change, this foundation course surveys the intellectual…
Interdisciplinary Design in Practice
Hanif Kara
This course aims to teach, stimulate and demonstrate “design led” opportunities that exist in…
The Design Competition Conference
Design competitions are increasingly used to procure the design of, well, just about anything.
Project Delivery Lecture: Phil Bernstein, “Alternate Design Values”
Phil Bernstein, FAIA, Vice President at Autodesk where he is responsible for the company’s future…