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Harvard GSD
Приєднався 15 жов 2010
The Harvard Graduate School of Design is dedicated to the education and development of design professionals in architecture, landscape, urban planning, and urban design. With a commitment to excellence that demands the skillful manipulation of form and technology and draws inspiration from a broad range of social, environmental, and cultural issues, the GSD is uniquely positioned to provide leadership for shaping the built environment of the 21st century.
Mayors Imagining the Just City: Volume 4
Event Description:
Concluding the fourth annual Mayors’ Institute on City Design (MICD) Just City Mayoral Fellowship-a collaboration between MICD and Harvard GSD’s Just City Lab-the Fellows discuss strategies for using planning and design interventions to address racial, social, and environmental injustice in each of their cities.
Speakers:
Mayor Matt Tuerk, Allentown, PA As Allentown’s 43rd Mayor and its inaugural Latino leader, Matt Tuerk, armed with an International Business degree and an MBA, leverages his expertise in economic development. His governance emphasizes strategic planning, budget management, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, resulting in notable enhancements to public safety, public works, and public health. Beyond leadership, Tuerk, an enthusiastic runner, language lover, and family man, truly embodies the commitment of a leader devoted to shaping his community’s future.
Mayor Sharetta Smith, Lima, OH Sharetta Smith, Lima’s 59th Mayor and the first woman and African American in the role, previously served as Chief of Staff, focusing on housing, afterschool programs, and modernizing city operations. In her mayoral role, she prioritizes citizen engagement, supports small businesses, promotes homeownership, and tackles crime comprehensively. With degrees from the University of Toledo and Ohio Northern University, Smith actively contributes to community betterment through involvement in various boards and committees.
Mayor Remy Drabkin, McMinnville, Oregon Mayor Remy Drabkin of McMinnville, Oregon, a dedicated public servant for over 12 years, is the city’s first female, Jewish, and queer-identified Mayor. Serving on the City Council and Planning Commission, she established the Affordable Housing Commission and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) Advisory Committee. As a housing advocate, her policies have provided shelter and aided in transitioning people out of homelessness. Remy actively engages in state-level advocacy, appointed by Governor Brown as a Director on the Oregon Wine Board. Co-founder of Wine Country Pride, she promotes LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations and established the world’s first Queer Wine Fest through her winery, Remy Wines, emphasizing sustainability and carbon sequestration.
Mayor Cory Mason, Racine, WI Cory Mason, a fifth-generation Racine, Wisconsin resident, has dedicated over 17 years to serving his hometown as both a Wisconsin State Legislature member and its 61st Mayor. Re-elected six times to the State Assembly, he secured the Mayor’s office in a 2017 special election. Focused on rebuilding the middle class and promoting economic growth through technology and public-private partnerships, Mayor Mason recently started his second full four-year term. A Racine Case High School graduate, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and is a devoted family man.
Mayor Kate Colin, San Rafael, CA In 2020, Kate Colin made history as the first female Mayor of San Rafael since its incorporation in 1847. Serving on the City Council since 2013 and previously as a Planning Commissioner for 8 years, she has repositioned city goals to prioritize economic growth, homelessness/housing, sustainability, and social justice. Mayor Kate fosters community engagement through initiatives like the Public Arts Review Board and Police Advisory Accountability Committee. As Chair of the San Rafael Sanitation Agency, she represents the city on various regional boards, advocating for gun safety and leading the city’s first Economic Strategic Plan.
Moderated by Toni L. Griffin
Partners:
The Mayors’ Institute on City Design (MICD)
he National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
The United States Conference of Mayors (USCM)
Just City Lab
Concluding the fourth annual Mayors’ Institute on City Design (MICD) Just City Mayoral Fellowship-a collaboration between MICD and Harvard GSD’s Just City Lab-the Fellows discuss strategies for using planning and design interventions to address racial, social, and environmental injustice in each of their cities.
Speakers:
Mayor Matt Tuerk, Allentown, PA As Allentown’s 43rd Mayor and its inaugural Latino leader, Matt Tuerk, armed with an International Business degree and an MBA, leverages his expertise in economic development. His governance emphasizes strategic planning, budget management, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, resulting in notable enhancements to public safety, public works, and public health. Beyond leadership, Tuerk, an enthusiastic runner, language lover, and family man, truly embodies the commitment of a leader devoted to shaping his community’s future.
Mayor Sharetta Smith, Lima, OH Sharetta Smith, Lima’s 59th Mayor and the first woman and African American in the role, previously served as Chief of Staff, focusing on housing, afterschool programs, and modernizing city operations. In her mayoral role, she prioritizes citizen engagement, supports small businesses, promotes homeownership, and tackles crime comprehensively. With degrees from the University of Toledo and Ohio Northern University, Smith actively contributes to community betterment through involvement in various boards and committees.
Mayor Remy Drabkin, McMinnville, Oregon Mayor Remy Drabkin of McMinnville, Oregon, a dedicated public servant for over 12 years, is the city’s first female, Jewish, and queer-identified Mayor. Serving on the City Council and Planning Commission, she established the Affordable Housing Commission and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) Advisory Committee. As a housing advocate, her policies have provided shelter and aided in transitioning people out of homelessness. Remy actively engages in state-level advocacy, appointed by Governor Brown as a Director on the Oregon Wine Board. Co-founder of Wine Country Pride, she promotes LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations and established the world’s first Queer Wine Fest through her winery, Remy Wines, emphasizing sustainability and carbon sequestration.
Mayor Cory Mason, Racine, WI Cory Mason, a fifth-generation Racine, Wisconsin resident, has dedicated over 17 years to serving his hometown as both a Wisconsin State Legislature member and its 61st Mayor. Re-elected six times to the State Assembly, he secured the Mayor’s office in a 2017 special election. Focused on rebuilding the middle class and promoting economic growth through technology and public-private partnerships, Mayor Mason recently started his second full four-year term. A Racine Case High School graduate, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and is a devoted family man.
Mayor Kate Colin, San Rafael, CA In 2020, Kate Colin made history as the first female Mayor of San Rafael since its incorporation in 1847. Serving on the City Council since 2013 and previously as a Planning Commissioner for 8 years, she has repositioned city goals to prioritize economic growth, homelessness/housing, sustainability, and social justice. Mayor Kate fosters community engagement through initiatives like the Public Arts Review Board and Police Advisory Accountability Committee. As Chair of the San Rafael Sanitation Agency, she represents the city on various regional boards, advocating for gun safety and leading the city’s first Economic Strategic Plan.
Moderated by Toni L. Griffin
Partners:
The Mayors’ Institute on City Design (MICD)
he National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
The United States Conference of Mayors (USCM)
Just City Lab
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Garnette Cadogan, “‘The Ground is All Memoranda’: Walking as Register, Responsibility, and Reenc...
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Garnette Cadogan’s research explores the promise and perils of urban life, the vitality and inequality of cities, and the challenges of pluralism. Cadogan is the Tunney Lee Distinguished Lecturer in Urbanism at MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning and is a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University and a Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in ...
Dan Stubbergaard, “City as a Resource - Cobe’s Current Works on the City”
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Dan Stubbergaard, who is trained as an architect from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, in Copenhagen, founded Cobe in 2006. Inspired by the transformation of Copenhagen from an industrial port city to a beacon for livability and sustainability, he is the leading figure in Cobe’s work to create surroundings that actively contribute to extraordinary everyday life. St...
_positions IX: Antoine Picon and Andrew Holder
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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 a field entails a horizontal space where other participants are in view, but separated by gaps that can be measured relationally. To imagine taking up a spot on this field is to propose a self-conscious, architectural subject that occupies...
Richard Sennett, “Stages and Streets: Where Performances Happen and Why They Happen Where They H...
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Richard Sennett began life as a professional cellist. He then became a writer on cities, combining architecture with the social sciences. His new book, The Performer: life, art, politics puts together the two strands of his experience. In addition to The Performer, Richard Sennett is author of The Fall of Public Man, Flesh and Stone, The Corrosion of Character, and The Craftsman. 0:00 Introduct...
John Hejduk Soundings Lecture: Mario Carpo, “Generative AI, Imitation, Style, and the Eternal Re...
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Event Description: Generative AI does not create new images out of thin air; it generates images that have a “certain something” in common with a selection of images we have fed into it. This selection, often called a “dataset,” can be generic or custom-made; either way, Generative AI automates the imitation and replication of some of its common visual features, often known in the past as style...
Joel Sanders, “From Stud to Stalled!: Inclusive Design through a Queer Lens”
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Event Description: In his talk, Joel Sanders will trace the evolution of his thinking about gender, human identity and space over the past twenty-five years from the publication of STUD: Architectures of Masculinity (1996), which examined the role that architecture plays in the construction of masculinity through a gay male lens, to recent projects like Stalled! Public Restrooms, created by JSA...
Pedro Gadanho, “Priorities Reversed: From Climate Agnosticism to Ecological Activism”
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Event Description: Rather than slowly immersing in the subject of the ecological emergency, if one suddenly dives into its depths, the experience can be irreversibly transformative. Based on a personal trajectory of exhibitions, books and projects, this talk dwells on how such a radical reversal can alter not only one’s worldview, but also what kind of action and practice one accepts to pursue ...
_positions VIII: Jing Liu and Amin Taha
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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 a field entails a horizontal space where other participants are in view, but separated by gaps that can be measured relationally. To imagine taking up a spot on this field is to propose a self-conscious, architectural subject that occupies...
Lauret Savoy, “Trace: Memory, History, Race, and the American Landscape”
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Event Description: Sand and stone are Earth’s fragmented memory. Each of us is also a landscape inscribed by memory and loss. Lauret Savoy’s Trace interweaves journeys and historical inquiry across a continent and time to explore how this country’s still unfolding history has marked the land, this society, and her. From twisted terrain within the San Andreas Fault zone to a South Carolina plant...
John T. Dunlop Lecture: Margot Kushel
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John T. Dunlop Lecture: Margot Kushel, “The Toxic Problem of Poverty Housing Costs: Lessons from New Landmark Research About Homelessness” Event Description: For over three decades, Dr. Margot Kushel has both cared for people who experience homelessness and studied the causes, consequences, and solutions to homelessness, particularly in California, which is home to 30 percent of the people expe...
Margaret McCurry Lectureship in the Design Arts: Petra Blaisse, “Art Applied, Inside Outside”
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Margaret McCurry Lectureship in the Design Arts: Petra Blaisse, “Art Applied, Inside Outside”: In Conversation with Grace La, Niels Olsen, and Fredi Fischli Event Description: Designer Petra Blaisse discusses her forthcoming publication Art Applied, Inside Outside (2024), a kaleidoscopic view of her work across interior, exhibition, and landscape design over three decades. This comprehensive su...
Malkit Shoshan and Womxn in Design: “Designing Within Conflict: Building for Peace
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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. Suhad Bishara, a human rights lawyer and the Legal Director of Adalah, a Haifa-based human rights organization, for a conversation about the challenges confronting communities in the desert region of Israel. As a landscap...
Debra Spark, “Falling Out: Narrating the Neutra-Schindler Story”
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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 to her desire to tell the story of the Richard Neutra/Rudolph Schindler friendship, collaboration, and falling out. A Writer-at-Work type discussion, she’ll describe the writing and research of this particular piece, touching on earlier a...
Wheelwright Prize Lecture: Daniel Fernández Pascual, “Being Shellfish"
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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 in size and chemistry, while shaped by new human-made seasons of wetland draining and ocean pollution. Following CLIMAVORE, a framework that investigates ways of metabolizing climate breakdown, these littoral sp...
Daniel Urban Kiley Lecture: Elizabeth K. Meyer
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Daniel Urban Kiley Lecture: Elizabeth K. Meyer
_positions VI: Michelle Chang and Ritchie Yao
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_positions VI: Michelle Chang and Ritchie Yao
Senior Loeb Scholar Lecture: Malkit Shoshan, “Designing Within Conflict”
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Senior Loeb Scholar Lecture: Malkit Shoshan, “Designing Within Conflict”
_positions V: Jenny French and Angela Pang
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_positions V: Jenny French and Angela Pang
Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Opening Remarks | Panel 1: Scaling Threats
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Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Opening Remarks | Panel 1: Scaling Threats
Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Panel 3: Speculating and Acting
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Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Panel 3: Speculating and Acting
Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Panel 2: Decoding the Urban Forest
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Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Panel 2: Decoding the Urban Forest
Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Panel 4: A Just Survival?
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Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Panel 4: A Just Survival?
Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Opening Keynote, Response and Gallery Preview
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Forest Futures: Will the Forest Save Us All? | Opening Keynote, Response and Gallery Preview
Marlon Blackwell, “Radical Practice”
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Marlon Blackwell, “Radical Practice”
_positions I: Iñaki Abalos and Emmett Zeifman
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_positions I: Iñaki Abalos and Emmett Zeifman
GSD Virtual Town Hall: Engaged Citizenry
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GSD Virtual Town Hall: Engaged Citizenry
_positions IV: Germane Barnes, Elizabeth Christoforetti, Beth Whittaker
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_positions IV: Germane Barnes, Elizabeth Christoforetti, Beth Whittaker
_positions III: Jeffry Burchard, Hu Li, Wenjing Huang
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_positions III: Jeffry Burchard, Hu Li, Wenjing Huang
_positions II: Victor Jones, Clover Lee, Vittorio Lampugnani
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_positions II: Victor Jones, Clover Lee, Vittorio Lampugnani
Richard Saul Wurman and all please study-Joel Salatin thanks.🌎🙂
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REST IN PARADISE
i love how it all breaks into this beautiful chaos of kids throwing sneakers at the virgil haha amazing talk!
💖 'promosm'
RIP🙏🙏🙏
Wicked cool, thank you for this film!
my 10 year old Mom lived in the Irish housing projects in South Boston, "Southy", Columbia Point was a landfill. Mom talks about how the local children would go there to throw rocks at the Warf Rats
Over rated!
So there is no interior designing?
I’m from phila pa. Visited Boston last year. It’s a beautiful and amazing city! Going back soon.
A must-see presentation! Just wish the audience was a little more respectful of the speaker. Around 1:03:41 people started laughing bc they couldnt seem to fathom the concept of experience design in landscaping.
It's how you finish not how you start.
Well you were a Professor at Oxford!
Where dà rug at? :/
I loved this talk and presentation. Professor Marina Tabassum is such an incredible architect and designer that embodies sustainability, respect, and ingenuity! She seems quite humble and down to earth!
The rotten smell in Denmark brought me here
Great question from the audience about ticks and lime disease. Nature-like parks look great in cities but tall meadows include the increased probability of these bugs. I suppose for now it's either trying to prevent the diseases via vaccines and antibiotics or separating meadows and walkways so that the risk of people catching diseases is lowered.
Lets Do Habitat 2.0 , maybe Stacked Hexagonal Prefab Modules at Ilot montreal in Montreal..its open for Ideas...
Proud of you Marina Tabassum
Thank you professor. I'm from the south and appreciate this lesson, this field trip lecture. Very informative.
Who voted for a “policy advisory board”?
So happy I subscribed to this channel -- just hearing these words in the background as I work is so inspiring. Thank you.
I've lived in Boston for 40 years and still learned a lot from Professor Krieger. Well worth the 34 minute investment!
What a critical lecture for the direction of Architecture in the age of AI! APPLAUD!
I grew up in Scituate and after college lived in the Boston area until 1999/2000 and I got to witness the Big Dig get seriously underway. I also remember when the Seaport or Innovation District was still the Commonwealth Flats and it was mostly parking lots, abandoned railroad tracks, and disused wharves. But the Norwegian Seamen's Chapel was there as was Anthony's Pier 4, the Commonwealth Pier (an expo center), and the No-Name Restaurant made statewide famous by Jerry Williams of WRKO.
Impecable intervención de María Mercedes. Bravo!!
Very wonderful. This really helped me understand Boston, especially the Dorchester area (South Boston). Thank you very much.
Snooze. Unfortunately this sounds more like a physics lecture, at least starts that way. Too bad landscape architecture is overrun with academic elites these days.
have you apologized to a native american today?
Watching this just after the 4.7 quake in NYC - little more than traffic noise compared to what Japan has survived.
22:07 gallery owner
3:13 imagine ignoring Ye there smh
THis is so inspiring even for me as tech student hats off to the legend
Thank you
Cool architects !!!, but such modest lectures. Their horizons of practice are much wider. We need to give them more time.
Typical view of Boston, by someone, across the river in Cambridge, who obviously never grew up in Boston. The great history of Boston is way more nuanced than this fellow, who only wants to schill for the destruction and re-design of the Old Boston, will ever know!
Lived in Boston most my life. Fascinating watching the Big Dig happen.
Anyone have a download of the slides?
8:15
…boom. 💥
WE MISS YOU MAN.... SERIOUSLY...!
Just watched the whole lecture, really great! One thing I want to bring awareness to is: where she said Beirut is Risky. Same for my country. and there I couldn’t laugh because many talents and projects goes to waste energy in these countries :( I would like USA 🇺🇸 to help these innocent people out more :( because it is one planet :(
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sniffing like he's on coke
Love this kind of learning about cultural historical links and reinvention of old skills, traditions into renewed, revitalised cognition of our ecological heritages.
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I do not understand all the depth of these commentaries, but I LOVE the way it challenges me. More please!
Excellent 👏
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