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Malkit Shoshan and Womxn in Design: “Designing Within Conflict: Building for Peace

Event Description: A Desert-Focused Conversation with Dr. Suhad Bishara As part of Malkit Shoshan’s year-long appointment as this year’s Senior Loeb Scholar, she will host Dr....

Debra Spark, “Falling Out: Narrating the Neutra-Schindler Story”

Event Description: A fiction writer whose “day job” includes freelance writing for shelter magazines, Debra Spark will talk about how an article for Dwell led...

Wheelwright Prize Lecture: Daniel Fernández Pascual, “Being Shellfish”

Event Description: Tidal zones are liminal spaces that challenge the ecological, legal and financial thresholds of coastal areas. They appear, disappear, reappear, and constantly change...

_positions VI: Michelle Chang and Ritchie Yao

Where do you stand in the field of architecture? The seemingly innocuous question is, in fact, loaded with determining metaphors. To think of architecture as...

Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Opening Remarks | Panel 1: Scaling Threats

Planetary survival in the Anthropocene crucially depends on the stewardship of resilient forest ecosystems worldwide—at the scales of wilderness, planted forests, metropolitan tracts, and...

Marlon Blackwell, “Radical Practice”

Event Description: Marlon Blackwell will discuss his architecture and design process and will introduce ‘Radical Practice: The Work of Marlon Blackwell Architects’, a new monograph...

_positions I: Iñaki Abalos and Emmett Zeifman

Where do you stand in the field of architecture? The seemingly innocuous question is, in fact, loaded with determining metaphors. To think of architecture as...

GSD Virtual Town Hall: Engaged Citizenry

The GSD Virtual Town Hall: Engaged Citizenry discussion explored design as a democratic process. Design has the power to bring people together. Architects, landscape...

_positions IV: Germane Barnes, Elizabeth Christoforetti, Beth Whittaker

Where do you stand in the field of architecture? The seemingly innocuous question is, in fact, loaded with determining metaphors. To think of architecture as...