Harvard Design Magazine has been published since 1997. In 2014 it was reconceived and relaunched with a new editorial and design approach.
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2016/2015
No. 42,
S/S 2016
No. 41,
F/W 2015
No. 40,
S/S 2015
2014/2013
No. 39,
F/W 2014
Wet Matter
No. 38,
S/S 2014
Do You Read Me?
No. 37,
Winter 2014
Urbanism’s Core?
No. 36,
S/S 2013
Landscape Architecture’s Core?
2012/2011
No. 35,
F/W 2012
No. 34,
F/W 2011
2010/2009
No. 33,
F/W 2010
Design Practices Now, Vol. II
No. 32,
S/S 2010
Design Practices Now, Vol. I
No. 31,
F/W 2009
(Sustainability) + Pleasure, Vol. II: Landscapes, Urbanism, and Products
No. 30,
S/S 2009
(Sustainability) + Pleasure, Vol. I: Culture and Architecture
2008/2007
No. 29,
F/W 2008
What About the Inside?
No. 28,
S/S 2008
Can Designers Improve Life in Non-Formal Cities?
No. 27,
F/W 2007
Open Mike
No. 26,
S/S 2007
New Skyscrapers in Megacities on a Warming Globe
2006/2005
No. 25,
F/W 2006
Urban Design Now
No. 24,
S/S 2006
The Origins and Evolution of “Urban Design,” 1956–2006
No. 23,
F/W 2005
Regeneration: Design as Dialogue, Building as Transformation
No. 22,
S/S 2005
Urban Planning Now: What Works, What Doesn’t?
2004/2003
No. 21,
F/W 2004
Rising Ambitions, Expanding Terrain: Realism and Utopianism
No. 20,
S/S 2004
Stocktaking 2004: Nine Questions about the Present and Future of Design
No. 19,
F/W 2003
Architecture as Conceptual Art? Blurring Disciplinary Boundaries
No. 18,
S/S 2003
Building Nature’s Ruin?: Realities, Illusions, and Efficacy of Nature-Sustaining Design
2002/2001
No. 17,
F/W 2002
Design, Inc. Commodification: Collaboration and Resistance
No. 16,
S/S 2002
HARDSoft CoolWARM… Gender in Design, plus Classic Books Part II
No. 15,
Fall 2001
Five Houses, plus American Scenes
No. 14,
Summer 2001
What Makes a Work Canonical
No. 13,
S/S 2001
East of Berlin: Postcommunist Cities Now
2000/1999
No. 12,
Fall 2000
Sprawl and Spectacle
No. 11,
Summer 2000
Design and Class
No. 10,
S/S 2000
What is Nature Now?
No. 9,
Fall 1999
Constructions of Memory: On Monuments Old and New
No. 8,
Summer 1999
Housing and Community
No. 7,
S/S 1999
Conflicting Values
1998/1997
No. 6,
Fall 1998
Representations/Misrepresentations and Revaluations of Classic Books
No. 5,
Summer 1998
Design Arts and Architecture
No. 4,
S/S 1998
Popular Places, plus Books on Cities and Urbanism
No. 3,
Fall 1997
Durability and Ephemerality, plus Books on History and Theory
No. 2,
Summer 1997
Look Again: Recognizing Neglected Design
No. 1,
S/S 1997
Changing Cities plus the New Urbanism, Gender and Design