Architecture and Design

Nature, Landscape, and Building for Sustainability A Harvard Design Magazine Reader William S. Saunders, Editor 2008 Spring

Thought-provoking essays on bridging the destructive divide between humanity and the natural world

Writing and Seeing Architecture Christian de Portzamparc and Philippe Sollers 2008 Spring

A stimulating and surprising conversation between architecture and literature experts

Medicine by Design The Architect and the Modern Hospital, 1893–1943 Annmarie Adams 2007 Fall

Reveals the impact of hospital design on early twentieth-century medicine

Making Lahore Modern Constructing and Imagining a Colonial City William J. Glover 2007 Fall

Establishes Lahore as a key site for understanding modernity as a global phenomenon

Designs on the Public The Private Lives of New York’s Public Spaces Kristine F. Miller 2007 Fall

Analyzes the significant role of designers in defining public spaces

The New Architectural Pragmatism A Harvard Design Magazine Reader William S. Saunders, Editor 2007 Fall

Explores the tension between adaptation and resistance to commercial conditions in architectural practice and theory

The Aesthetics of Equity Notes on Race, Space, Architecture, and Music Craig L. Wilkins 2007 Spring

A provocative examination of how and why African Americans have been excluded from the study and practice of architecture.

America Town Building the Outposts of Empire Mark L. Gillem 2007 Spring

How the United States has exported the suburban way of life through the design of its military bases

Building a Century of Progress The Architecture of Chicago’s 1933–34 World’s Fair Lisa D. Schrenk 2007 Spring

The first in-depth look at the architecture of the second Chicago World’s Fair

The Architecture of Madness Insane Asylums in the United States Carla Yanni 2007 Spring

From Kirkbride buildings to cottages, a fascinating tour through America’s nineteenth-century mental hospitals

Judging Architectural Value A Harvard Design Magazine Reader William S. Saunders, Editor 2007 Spring

Architects, critics, and scholars debate what makes architecture bad, good, and great

The New Downtown Library Designing with Communities Shannon Mattern 2006 Fall

How libraries became urban America’s signature buildings

Noise Orders Jazz, Improvision, and Architecture David P. Brown 2005 Fall

An interdisciplinary look at the implications of improvisation in jazz on modern design

Bauhaus Culture From Weimar to the Cold War Kathleen James-Chakraborty, Editor 2006 Spring

Provides fresh insights on the Bauhaus from a historical perspective

Urban Planning Today A Harvard Design Magazine Reader William S. Saunders, Editor 2006 Spring

A provocative and practical consideration of what works, and what does not, in American urban planning

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