Rodolfo Machado and Jorge Silvetti: Building for Cities (English and Italian Edition)

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Past futures: Two centuries of imagining Boston

Krieger, Alex

Establishing a threshold: Twelve architectural practices in Boston

Reeve, Margaret

Robert, Campbell

Housing in Tunis

Vigier, FrancÌ§ois

The coalescing of different forces and ideas: A history of landscape architecture at Harvard, 1900-1999

Simo, Melanie Louise

History

Conventions Of Architectural Drawing: Representation And Misrepresentation

James S. Ackerman

Maastricht Urban Surplus

Joan Busquets

<p>The two-part Territorialism studio (2012 and 2013) examined the territorial scale and the form of the territory as a basis to understand the contemporary city and the modifications that have occurred in its spatial, economic, and social structure. The studio was based on the premise that the urban field is changing, and ecological rationality can offer fundamental opportunities to intersect and integrate various territorial layers. It focused attention on time, impermanence, and biotic relations, which, through natural dynamics, can permeate all environments. And it operated with the premise that what we perceive as a territory is above all a mental construction inside which territories can be created or erased.</p>

Territorialism (Studio Report)

Viganò, Paola

Architecture

High-Rise, High-Density (Harvard GSD Studio Reports)

Bates, Stephen

Sergison, Jonathan

<p>Contemporary spatial design faces a political paradox. To address emerging environmental challenges and the risk of climate-related disasters, it must transcend political boundaries to operate regionally, at the scale of “landscape urbanism.” In the Hurricane Sandy-affected region, states, counties, and municipalities grappled with the reality of sea-level rise and climate risk. The Presidential Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force sought an innovative approach and in 2013 launched the Rebuild by Design competition, a collaborative process for driving resilience across the region. The spring 2014 studio, like Rebuild by Design, aimed to find ways of directing disaster-relief spending across boundaries and identified layers of risks and vulnerabilities by designing spatial and political systems with significant regional impact.</p>

Design and Politics: Managing Risks and Vulnerabilities (Harvard GSD Studio Reports)

Davis, Scott

Carter, Samuel

Gendall, John

Ovink, Henk

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