Program

Poster with small images from New York City in circles, and blue text advertising the Practice Plenary event.

Program

Nov 13, 2021

09:00AM – 12:00PM

GUND Gund 510

Program

Free and open to the public

Thesis

Drawing of a boulevard with grocery store, ice cream stall and people strolling around

Thesis

Stephen Gray, Faculty Advisor

Spring 2022

Thesis

Rendering split in two parts horizontally. The upper parts shows buildings in the city context and below part shows the underground part in black and white colors

Thesis

Mohsen Mostafavi, Faculty Advisor

Spring 2022

Student Work

Outdoor space with four palm trees, colorful advertisements and people sitting on benches

Student Work

Elizabeth Whittaker and Corey Zehngebot, Instructors

Fall 2021

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Harvard University Graduate School of Design

Topic Urbanism

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2022 Plimpton-Poorvu Design Prize, Third Prize: “Urban Health Catalyst”

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