A Billion Slum Dwellers and Counting
27: Open Mike
For this 10th anniversary issue, several people who have written for Harvard Design Magazine before were invited to explore whatever was of concern to them now, free of any prescribed topic.
Articles
Table of Contents
Essay
“What Can I Learn from You?”: A Case for Increasing Cross-Disciplinary Engagement in (the GSD’s) Design Education
Alex Krieger
101 Urban Salvations: One Class’s Performance of Everyday Urbanism
Margaret Crawford
A Billion Slum Dwellers and Counting
John Beardsley
An Open Letter to Rem Koolhaas
George Baird
Blowfish: What to Do When a Design Jury Attacks
GSD Classes of 1999 and 2000, Joshua Comaroff, Ray Chung
Come Together: Integrating Design
Jonathan F.P. Rose
Design for Rising Sea Levels
Jonathan Barnett, Kristina Hill
Design Like You Give A Damn: Architectural Responses to Humanitarian Crises Edited by Architecture for Humanity
Jim Kennedy
Housing, Immigration, and Fairness: Learning from San Ysidro
Andrew Ross
Landscapes as Complex Adaptive Systems: Vital New Territories for Design and Planning
Joe Brown
Losing Faith in Architecture
Luis Fernández-Galiano
More Irrational Exuberance, Please: Playgrounds as Public Space in the Broken-Up City
Liane Lefaivre
Observations about Contemporary Design Pedagogy: The GSD Studioscope Conference
Timothy Love
On Not Being Governed
Dave Hickey
Planning and the Just City
Susan Fainstein
Renzo Piano and the Res Publica: Manhattan 2000-2008
Kenneth Frampton
The Crystal World: Frank Gehry’s IAC
Reinhold Martin
Ultraviolet: Alvar Aalto’s Embodied Rationalism
Sarah Williams Goldhagen
Views of Harlem over Time
Camilo José Vergara