Neo-Mining: Reconstituting the Foothills of Beijing for Peri-Urban Growth
by Emily Parish Gordon (MLA ’12) and Carmen Martínez Fernández-Barja (MAUD ’13) Responding to the challenges…
by Emily Parish Gordon (MLA ’12) and Carmen Martínez Fernández-Barja (MAUD ’13) Responding to the challenges…
by Marshall Prado (MDes ’12) This research is a study of urban agents in the…
by Daniel Ibanez (MDes ’12) Historically, urbanization has depended upon landscapes and broader ecologies to…
by Dongsei Kim (MDes ’12) Borders are everywhere and exist at every level of our…
by Aneesha Dharwadker (MDes ’12) There is a wall in Delhi being swallowed by architecture.
Dongsei Kim (MDesS '12) in Urbanism, Landscape, Ecology, has won an Honorable Mention in the National Geographic Award in Mapping for "The Demilitarized Zone: Redrawing the 151 mile border between North and South Korea."
The theory section of the Buenos Aires-based PLOT magazine featured the South America Project (SAP) in its most recent issue. The magazine presents an overview of the SAP conference held at the GSD last October, and highlights the work in progress of the research network.
Three recent GSD graduates, Anthony Acciavatti (MArch '09), Justin Fowler (MArch '10) and Dan Handel (MArch '10), have won a Graham Foundation grant to develop a new magazine on American architecture and urbanism. Manifest: A Journal of American Architecture and Urbanism seeks to ask questions and initiate discussion about the state of American architecture in both cities and outlying areas.
In a recent interview with India Ink, a New York Times blog, Professor Rahul Mehrotra discusses the rise of “parasitic” gated communities in India’s cities, and the need for planning experts in its smaller towns. Read the full interview.
Cooper-Hewitt Director Bill Moggridge announced the winners of the 2012 National Design Awards. Among the recipients are GSD faculty Mack Scogin and Chris Reed.