Redefining Wilderness: How Designers are Grappling with the Radical Interconnectedness of Nature and Culture

Two decades ago, the United Nations Convention on Biodiversity set a goal of designating 17…

May 19, 2022

Profiles

Dianne Lê (MLA ’22): A First-Generation Student Designs Spaces for Recovery, Resilience, and Community-Building

For Dianne Lê (MLA II ’22), design and research is deeply informed by her background.

May 13, 2022

Profiles

Sara Arman (MUP ’22): Promoting Health Equity through Community Organizing and Urban Planning

For Sara Arman (MUP ’22), community organizing is essential. When Arman graduated from Tufts with…

May 13, 2022

News

Interior spread of 'Inventing Greenland'

Inventing Greenland by Bert De Jonghe Examines the Urban Transformation of an Arctic Nation

A new book by doctor of design candidate Bert De Jonghe (MDes ’21),…

May 6, 2022

News

A Call to Action: Just City Mayoral Fellows Discuss Design Interventions to Address Racial Injustice in America

“Everything we do at the GSD,” Dean Sarah Whiting said, “is affected by or affects…

May 4, 2022

Features

Indigenous leader standing alone in desert

Climate Migration: Latin America Prepares for an Increase in Environmental Refugees

Infrastructure, in conventional imaginations, exists as a tool of permanence: bridges, roads, sidewalks, and utilities…

Apr 21, 2022

News

Interior of modern building with silver and yellow beams.

“Never demolish. Always transform, with and for the inhabitants”: Anne Lacaton delivers inaugural Jaqueline Tyrwhitt Urban Design Lecture

“Living well in the city,” the French architect Anne Lacaton declared, “is the most important…

Apr 13, 2022

Interviews

An image of an installation by Escobedo. In the middle of a light coloured room wth an undulating ceiling is a skeletal sculpture.

“Whose Space Is It?” A conversation with Frida Escobedo from Harvard Design Magazine

The following interview, originally published in Harvard Design Magazine: Issue 49, features…

Mar 30, 2022

Interviews

Axonometric of Minneapolis American Indian Center

Shaping Contemporary Indigenous Design: An interview with Sam Olbekson

Sam Olbekson is committed to improving the lives of Native Americans. An Indigenous architect with…

Mar 28, 2022

Features

A cartoon hand holding a controller in front of a virtual site model.

“From Virtual by Emergency to Virtual by Design,” the 2020–2021 Irving Innovation Fellows Advance Virtual Pedagogy

Each year, the Irving Innovation Fellowship enables recent Harvard Graduate School of Design alumni…

Mar 21, 2022

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Redefining Wilderness: How Designers are Grappling with the Radical Interconnectedness of Nature and Culture

Dianne Lê (MLA ’22): A First-Generation Student Designs Spaces for Recovery, Resilience, and Community-Building

Sara Arman (MUP ’22): Promoting Health Equity through Community Organizing and Urban Planning

Inventing Greenland by Bert De Jonghe Examines the Urban Transformation of an Arctic Nation

A Call to Action: Just City Mayoral Fellows Discuss Design Interventions to Address Racial Injustice in America

Climate Migration: Latin America Prepares for an Increase in Environmental Refugees

“Never demolish. Always transform, with and for the inhabitants”: Anne Lacaton delivers inaugural Jaqueline Tyrwhitt Urban Design Lecture

“Whose Space Is It?” A conversation with Frida Escobedo from Harvard Design Magazine

Shaping Contemporary Indigenous Design: An interview with Sam Olbekson

“From Virtual by Emergency to Virtual by Design,” the 2020–2021 Irving Innovation Fellows Advance Virtual Pedagogy

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