Graduate School of Design

STU 1307. Can Parkitecture Heal? A Green New Deal Superstudio [M1]

This studio proposes to translate and spatialize the core goals of the Green New Deal into a new park architecture for Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GSMNP), the most visited national park in the United States and a UNESCO International Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site.

STU 1403. The Canary in the Mine—Wildfires and rural communities in the Mediterranean hinterland

“Fire is a phenomenon that derives from its circumstances... It synthesizes its surroundings.”¹
Stephen J. Pyre

Climate Crisis—Beyond Adaptation & Resiliency: A Designer's Geoengineering Toolkit for Mitigation

Currently, education of how landscape architects, architects and planners can address climate crisis (CC) impacts are focused on resilience (the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties) and adaptation (addresses impacts of CC).

Alex Wall

Design Critic in Landscape Architecture
Harvard Graduate School of Design

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