In the Life of Cities voted best designed book of 2012
In the Life of Cities, edited by Dean Mohsen Mostafavi and published by Lars Müller, has been named one of the 50 best designed books of 2012 by Design Observer.
Topic Urbanism
Cho and Jull receive honorable mention
“Helsinki Link,” a proposal by Matthew Jull (MArch ’08) and Leena Cho (MLA ’09) of Kutonotuk, received honorable mention in the Helsinki Central Library International Competition.
ASLA honors GSD alumni and faculty
GSD faculty and alumni were among the 2013 honors recipients in a recent announcement by The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA).
The amphibious city: Urban Omnibus on Chris Reeds studio
Chris Reed’s (adjunct associate professor of landscape architecture) Flux City studio was recently featured on Urban Omnibus. The report details student work that reconceives the vulnerable coastal span of NY’s Jamaica Bay as a more dynamic and fluid urban landscape able to meet the challenges of sea level rise and storm surges. Rendering of Shifting Gradients by Cara Walsh and Andy Wisniewski
The Superlative City: Dubai and the Urban Condition in the Early Twenty-First Century
In the first decade of the twenty-first century, the Persian Gulf city of Dubai has…
New Geographies 05: The Mediterranean
Edited by Antonio Petrov Most literature on the Mediterranean in relation to architecture and urbanism…
Transformative Mobilities: Porto & Medellín
Recipients of the Eleventh Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design: Metro do Porto by Architect Eduardo Souto de Moura Acknowledging the transportation authority Metro do Porto Northeastern Urban Integration Project by the City of Medellín Acknowledging the government agency Empresa de Desarrollo…
Kumbh Mela
The Kumbh Mela is a Hindu religious festival that occurs every twelve years at the…
Other[ed] City: (Re)presentations of Muslim Identities in Contemporary Urban West
by Somayeh Chitchian (MDes '13) Working from the broad cultural context implicit in Critical Conservation,…
MUP students organize panel on Sandy recovery
Elise Baudon and Benjamin Scheerbarth (MUP’14) organized and moderated a panel discussion at Beyond Resilience: Actions Toward a Just Metropolis, the Planners Network annual national conference in New York on June 8. The panel explored the financing model and the social justice implications of post-Sandy recovery in New York City.
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