Thesis

Thesis

Stephen Ervin, Faculty Advisor

Spring 2021

Thesis

Thesis

Toni L. Griffin, Faculty Advisor

Spring 2021

Features

Tokyo Underground Floor prevention center

Landscapes of the Void: Speculative design for tunnels, mines, cemeteries and other underground spaces

At once welcoming and foreboding, the underground realm has long captured our attention. When considered…

May 5, 2021

Features

Agreement for architects to work with their communities

The Black New Deal: Bryan C. Lee on challenging the power structures that use architecture and design as tools of oppression

When asked about the theoretical touchstones for his new studio, “The…

Apr 30, 2021

Features

Shading Sunset: Charles Waldheim on reimagining the streets of Los Angeles for a warmer future

In 1965, Ed Ruscha stood on the bed of a moving pickup truck and photographed…

Apr 19, 2021

Student Work

rendering showing herb, veggie, and flower sites.

Student Work

Brie Hensold, Daniel D'Oca, Kathy Spiegelman and Carole Voulgaris, Instructors

Spring 2020

Student Work

Student Work

Daniel D'Oca, Instructor

Fall 2017

Features

Image of man riding bike (silhouette) in front of pink Barragan wall

Silvia Benedito’s new book Atmosphere Anatomies explores weather, climate, and atmosphere as mediums of design

Much of modern civilization has been shaped by a fundamental need for shelter, and much…

Feb 23, 2021

OP-ED

Consumers living within the compeititive power markets of Texas — which cover about 85 percent of the state — have consistently paid higher prices for electricity than those buying electricity from regulated municipal utilities and cooperatives. Photograph: Allison V. Smith, STR / The New York Times

Power and Justice in the Lone Grid State: Abby Spinak and Sarah Stanford-McIntyre on the crisis in Texas

Newspapers this week are swamped with headlines like, “What Went Wrong…

Feb 19, 2021

News

Building facade in Harlem with many overlapping geometric colors

The African American Design Nexus’ Harlem StoryMap traces the neighborhood’s Black-designed places

Black Harlem, storied and resilient, has been chronicled from many perspectives. Missing until now has…

Feb 17, 2021

Harvard University Graduate School of Design

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Topic Urbanism

2021 Urban Design Thesis Prize: Adam Mekies’ “Aggregate, Aggregation + Geotechnical Urbanism”

2021 Urban Planning Thesis Prize: Mary Louise Chatters Taylor’s “Urban Planning and Mental Wellness in Black Communities”

Landscapes of the Void: Speculative design for tunnels, mines, cemeteries and other underground spaces

The Black New Deal: Bryan C. Lee on challenging the power structures that use architecture and design as tools of oppression

Shading Sunset: Charles Waldheim on reimagining the streets of Los Angeles for a warmer future

Highlands’ Harvest

Detroit’s Got Lots: The Generation Z Guide to Warrendale’s Vacant Lots

Silvia Benedito’s new book Atmosphere Anatomies explores weather, climate, and atmosphere as mediums of design

Power and Justice in the Lone Grid State: Abby Spinak and Sarah Stanford-McIntyre on the crisis in Texas

The African American Design Nexus’ Harlem StoryMap traces the neighborhood’s Black-designed places

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