Atelier Bow-Wow investigates the living condition of people through various fieldwork and design practices. They observe architecture and its environments from a behaviorological point of view and always invent unique visual representations specific to the subject and scope at hand, like the book Graphic Anatomy (Toto, 2007). Their interests…
The Komorebi Pavilion represents a collaborative project between the GSD, Tokyo University, and…
The more stuff we accumulate, the more space we need to store it all. Vast portions…
The vocabulary of early nineteenth-century picturesque landscape architecture is almost entirely alien to contemporary ears. Clumps, lumps, masses, groups, belts, hollows—these are a few of a vast catalog of objects that once belonged to design and have long since been absorbed into colloquial ubiquity. While…
Harvard Graduate School of Design professor Stephen Gray (MAUD ’08) has raised inquiry over…
Frano Violich
Brick: Thick/Thin aims to challenge perceived notions of brick and its use in architecture and…
In a manner similar to other megacities in Southeast Asia, Jakarta has witnessed unprecedented metropolitan…
Earlier this year, Michael Murphy (MArch ’11) joined visionaries like former vice president Al Gore…
Through his work at West 8, Daniel Vasini started looking at the idea that…
David Harvey, Senior Loeb Scholar Lecture
by Joshua Feldman (MArch ’16) — Recipient of the 2016 James Templeton Kelly Prize The…
Chuck Hoberman, lecturer in architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, is part of…
by Francisco Lara-García (MUP ’16) — Recipient of the 2016 Thesis Prize, awarded by the faculty of the Department…