Harvard Design Magazine

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Issue 53: Reuse and repair



If architects can see beyond the allure of new construction, what kinds of climate-conscious buildings, healthy cities, and collective ways of living might they create?

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Essay: Daniel M. Abramson

Obsolescence

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Interview: Jeanne Gang with Deborah Berke, Nikole Bouchard, Renee Chow, Ned Crankshaw, Jeffrey Day, David Fixler, Francisco Javier Rodríguez-Suárez, Cathi Ho Schar, and Stephen Schreiber

The State of Reuse in Architectural Schools: What Educators, Advocates, and Regulators are Saying

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Roundtable: Christopher Hawthorne with Joseph G. Allen, Dana Cuff, Frank Frievalt, Michael Maltzan, Margot McDonald, and Arthi Varma

Designing for Endless Fire: How Architects, City Planners, and Public Health Experts are Rethinking Fire-Resilience in Los Angeles

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