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Harvard GSD Exhibition: Infrastructure in a Time of Flux Walkthrough

"Infrastructure in a Time of Flux: Methods, Conditions, and Situations", on view at the GSD through December 20, examines how architecture, engineering, urban design,...

Infrastructure in a Time of Flux: Actions in Public

About This Event: We are living through a moment of dramatic environmental, social, political, and technological change. Yet, architecture, urban design, and planning still tend...

_positions XXIV: Ana MarĂ­a LeĂłn

Ana María León’s work traces how spatial practices and transnational networks of power and resistance shape the modernity and coloniality of the Americas. Her...

Extending the Green Wall in Dakar

What does it mean to extend the Great Green Wall into a rapidly urbanizing African city? Originally imagined as a line of trees stretching from...

Imagining a Wetter Future

How do you design for a city whose future is increasingly shaped by water? In Miami, sea level rise, flooding, and storm surge are already...

The Architecture of Human Waste

Berlin’s vast 19th-century sewage farms—once engineered to process the city’s waste across thousands of acres of agricultural land—remain one of the largest experiments in...

Design Impact: Places Left Behind Vol. 3

Join the GSD Alumni Council for Design Impact: Places Left Behind Vol. 3, a virtual forum exploring the intersection of spatial design and policy...

Yvonne Farrell Speaks to GSD Graduates at Class Day 2026

Yvonne Farrell is co-founder of Grafton Architects, established with Shelley McNamara in 1978. They shared the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2020. Their work includes...

Harvard GSD Dean Sarah Whiting Wins Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architectural Education

In a Chicago ceremony this spring, Sarah M. Whiting, dean and Josep LluĂ­s Sert Professor of Architecture at Harvard GSD, accepted the 2026 AIA/ACSA...