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Gund Hall, where the Harvard Graduate School of Design is headquartered
Whiteness in the Ivory Tower

Black students demand action on institutionalized whiteness at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design

architecture college student project
Review in Revue

Experience the best student projects in these virtual end-of-year exhibitions

books on a shelf
New Year's Reading Resolution

Kick off 2020 with these architecture primers

Installation view of a film with two masked dancers
Must-See Not-TV

Here are fall’s hottest architecture, sustainability, and social theory events on the East Coast

Installation view of black paintings by Torkwase Dyson on a white background
Freedom of Expression

Is Torkwase Dyson’s abstract recount of racial violence a missed opportunity?

Double Dutch 2.0

Could jump roping robots change how we think about architectural drawing?

An iPad displaying figurative sculptures which are being dragged around.
Curatorial Platform

Architect creates app to change how exhibitions are designed

Set of Black Panther
Back to School

AN picks the best of the fall’s East Coast architecture school lectures

The Circle of Life

GSAPP’s DeathLAB examines evolving attitudes towards mortality

In Deep Water

Columbia professor Anthony Acciavatti on the technical engineering of India’s sacred river

Caddy Shack Palace

Sightings at the Venice Biennale and news from the UC Berkeley expansion

Andrés Jaque (Columbia GSAPP)
Starting June 1

Andrés Jaque to direct Columbia GSAPP’s advanced architectural design program

Kenneth Frampton is awarded Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at Venice Biennale

Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. Some cities are already precariously close to the edge even before the nudge of climate change. (xiquinhosilva/Flickr)
The Climes They Are A' Changin'

AN rounds up our favorite climate change books of 2018

Rockafeller the Boat

Kate Orff to head new climate resiliency center at Columbia GSAPP

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Preservation Accreditation

Columbia GSAPP launches country’s first PhD program in historic preservation

Even noncostal cities are vulnerable to the effects of climate change—downtown Nashville, is pictured here after record flooding in 2010. (Kaldari / Wikimedia Commons)
Cities and Climate Action

How can cities double down on the climate change fight? Three experts share ideas

Stagecraft

Anthony Vidler reviews the “extraordinary models” on display at Columbia GSAPP