The Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) announces its fall 2026 public programs and exhibitions, a series of events that explore resilience and ephemerality through design.
Events in this collection
Gary Hilderbrand, “Writing on the Surface of the Earth”
Tue 22 Sept, 18:30
Free
Lyndon Neri & Rossana Hu, “Liminal Ground”
Thu 24 Sept, 18:30
Free
Kashef Chowdhury, “Meditations in Entropy”
Mon 28 Sept, 18:30
Free
Kengo Kuma in Conversation with Grace La
Thu 1 Oct, 12:00
Free
Labics, “The Architecture of Public Space”
Wed 21 Oct, 18:30
Free
Caroline Shaw & Andrew Yee, "Music for Landscapes"
Thu 22 Oct, 18:30
Free
Pneuhaus, “Building with Air”
Mon 2 Nov, 18:30
Free
Adrien Verschuere, “Recent Work”
Thu 5 Nov, 18:30
Free
200 Years of Experience: Debating the Future of Real Estate
Fri 6 Nov, 17:00
Free
Dana Cuff, “Coming Home: Crisis, Fire, and Recovery”
Mon 9 Nov, 18:30
Free
Infrastructure in a Time of Flux: Methods, Conditions, Situations
Thu 12 Nov, 18:30
Free
Sylvia Lavin, “Architecture After Fire”
Mon 23 Nov, 18:30
Free
Carrots and Sticks: Incentives Shaping the “Rurban” Interface
Fri 11 Sept, 09:00
Free
Infrastructure in a Time of Flux: Actions in Public
The Graduate School of Design hosts an array of lectures, panel discussions, conferences, film screenings, and performances that are open to the public. The school’s public programs feature theorists, practitioners, public officials, writers, artists, and scholars from around the world. Their aim is to open up dialogue between the many communities that contribute to the fields of architecture, urban planning and design, landscape architecture, and design studies.
