Architecture & Design
Explore Harvard’s role in shaping architecture and design—on campus and around the globe.
A Paper House In Massachusetts
The 1920s Rockport cottage reflects resourceful ingenuity.
Art, History, and Food In Providence, R.i.
Car-free fun in downtown Providence
The Only Surviving Residence Designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany
Preserving Boston’s unique Ayer Mansion
Harvard Club of Boston’s New President and Renovations
The Harvard Club of Boston’s makeover, and new president
Saugus Iron Works Replicates Colonial-Era Industry
The Saugus Iron Works highlights early U.S. industrial history
The Boston Fire Museum Highlights Firefighting History
Children and adults alike are drawn to this eclectic array of firefighting artifacts.
Blair Kamin Organizes a Colorful New Guide to the "Gates of Harvard Yard"
A nitty-gritty guide by a Nieman Fellow and his team.
Salem’s House of the Seven Gables Survives
Nathaniel Hawthorne's Salem muse was preserved by philanthropist Caroline Emmerton.
Graduate School of Design Conference Addresses Racism In St. Louis
Urban planners and scholars talk racism and exclusion in St. Louis.
Frank Gehry to Receive Harvard Arts Medal
Gehry is the first architect to earn the distinction.
Architect Anthony Acciavatti’s Work Mapping the Ganges River
A decade spent exploring India’s dynamic sacred river