Alumni Insights: The New Allure of the American City
American cities are experiencing a revival. There is a partial return of…
Topic Urbanism
Ethics of the Urban
Is democracy spatial? How are the physical aspects of our cities bearers of our values?…
Abstract from the Concrete
Marxist geographer David Harvey opened his lecture with a fact: between 2011 and 2013 China…
Jakarta: Models of Collective Space for the Extended Metropolis
In a manner similar to other megacities in Southeast Asia, Jakarta has witnessed unprecedented metropolitan…
New Issues for the Future of the City
Barcelona, Metropolis of Cities The Department of Urban Planning and Design is promoting a wide-ranging debate to highlight the extent to which twenty-first-century ecological, economic, and social issues are giving shape to new urban forms. Concerns for the environment, energy, sustainable mobility, and social equity…
Alumni Profile: Frank Ruchala, Jr. (MUP ’05)
Name: Frank Ruchala, Jr. (MUP ’05) Hometown: Bayonne, NJ Current City: New York, NY What…
Archinect talks with Charles Waldheim about Office for Urbanization and inaugural conference, “Heliomorphism”
Since its launch in November 2015, the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Office for Urbanization…
David Gamble discusses recent book Rebuilding the American City on NPR’s “Here & Now”
David Gamble (MAUD ’97), lecturer in urban planning and design, appeared on National Public…
Inhabiting Java’s Volcanic
Jakarta epitomizes and defies the definition of a megacity. The capital of Southeast Asia’s largest economy and the world’s second most populated metropolitan area appears as an agglomeration of villages, stretched across the 21st century mutation of a colonial entrepot. Interconnected with he interior of…
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