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Black in Design 2025: Black Roots | Keynote: The Spider, The Rabbit and The Preacher Man

Black Roots: Grounded and Growing Toward Collective Futures is a conference at the Harvard Graduate School of Design presented by the Black Student Union...

Urban Design as a Development Strategy: Workshop B, Session 2

The Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design: Urban Design as a Development Strategy The Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture Campus by MASS Workshop B: Scrutinizing RICA...

Urban Design as a Development Strategy: Roundtable and Closing Remarks

The Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design: Urban Design as a Development Strategy The Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture Campus by MASS Roundtable Discussion: Lessons and...

Urban Design as a Development Strategy: Workshop A, Session 2

The Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design: Urban Design as a Development Strategy The Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture Campus by MASS Workshop A: The Rwanda...

_positions XIX: Eric Höweler and Nader Tehrani

Where do you stand in the field of architecture? “_positions” is a series of conversations convened by the Department of Architecture at the Harvard University...

Carl M. Sapers Ethics in Practice Lecture: “Practicing Growth in a Finite World”

This panel discussion brings together disciplinary experts, practitioners, and students from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning and design to address...

Day in the Life of Harvard Design Student #harvardgsd #design

Spend a day with GSD student Mariana Ferreira Silva (MDes Publics '27)! source UCcA1don221rKq1EmbvQB27g

Jaqueline Tyrwhitt Urban Design Lecture: Mabel O. Wilson, “The Measure of Freedom and Unfreedom”

This talk explores the establishment of the capital city built at the fall line of the Potomac River in 1791, with the intention of...

John Portman Lecture: Joshua Ramus, “10,887”

Joshua Ramus is known for advancing architectural typologies and inventive designs so functionally specific—and often so surprisingly adaptable—that they yield new and inspiring aesthetic...