Climate change, transportation, urbanism: 2019 ASLA Student Award winners tackle pressing landscape issues

The American Society of Landscape Architects has honored six projects by nine Harvard University Graduate School of…

Oct 23, 2019

Colloquium

Colloquium

Oct 29, 2019

12:30PM – 02:00PM

GSD, Gund Hall Gund 112 Stubbins

Colloquium

Free and open to the public

Student Work

Student Work

Robert Pietrusko, Instructor

Fall 2018

Lecture

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Oct 22, 2019

06:30PM – 08:00PM

GSD, Gund Hall Piper Auditorium

Lecture

Department of Urban Planning and Design

Free and open to the public

Features

At the Gardner Museum, Big Plans draws on landscape architecture’s progressive, reform-minded roots

By the time Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. founded the world’s first landscape architecture program at…

Aug 20, 2019

News

At Therme Forum, John May considers the balance of localism and globalism as designers envision the city of the future

From left to right: Jon Gray, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Arthur Mamou-Mani, Lonneke Gordjin, Alexander Groves,…

Aug 8, 2019

Features

Facing the nation’s largest-ever infrastructure investment, GSD students ask: Who stands to benefit from a less car-centric LA?

UPDATE, 10/18/19: The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has awarded the project Mobility As Equality:…

Aug 2, 2019

Work in Progress

Work in Progress: Soledad Patiño’s fishing villages

Soledad Patiño (MAUD ’20) describes her final project for the option studio “…

Jun 28, 2019

News

Work in Progress: Xiaotang Tang’s egalitarian museum

Xiaotang Tang (MArch ’20) describes her final project for the option studio “…

Jun 14, 2019

News

Work in Progress: Aimilios’ bridge

Aimilios Davlantis Lo (MArch ’19) describes his final project for the option studio…

Jun 7, 2019

Harvard University Graduate School of Design

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Climate change, transportation, urbanism: 2019 ASLA Student Award winners tackle pressing landscape issues

Bauhaus and the City

INTRODUCING GIM: Geographic Information Machine

Susan Fainstein with Sai Balakrishnan and Cuz Potter, “The Challenge of Applying Theory to Planning Practice”

At the Gardner Museum, Big Plans draws on landscape architecture’s progressive, reform-minded roots

At Therme Forum, John May considers the balance of localism and globalism as designers envision the city of the future

Facing the nation’s largest-ever infrastructure investment, GSD students ask: Who stands to benefit from a less car-centric LA?

Work in Progress: Soledad Patiño’s fishing villages

Work in Progress: Xiaotang Tang’s egalitarian museum

Work in Progress: Aimilios’ bridge

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