Harvard Graduate School of Design

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The Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) is a graduate school at Harvard University offering degrees in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning and Design. The School is dedicated to the education and development of future corporate leaders in the professions of architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, and urban design. It offers an array of masters and doctoral degrees, as well as Career Discovery and Executive Education programs. With an international faculty, the School provides a broad range of design philosophies and visions. The unparalleled resources of the GSD and those of Harvard University, including its courses, museums, libraries, and cultural events, are available to all students.

GSD people

Gund Hall, the home of the GSD.

Marcel Breuer
Walter Gropius
Lawrence Halprin, landscape architect
Joseph Hudnut, the GSD's first dean
Charles Jencks
Roger Montgomery
Paul Rudolph
Harry Seidler
Christopher Tunnard, landscape architect
Martin Wagner

Pritzker Prize Winners faculty and fomer students

Philip Johnson
Rem Koolhaas
Fumihiko Maki
IM Pei
Frank Gehry graduated in city planning, architecture USC
Rafael Moneo
Herzog & de Meuron
Thom Mayne

External link

[Harvard Design School website]

Schools of Harvard University
Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences>Faculty of Arts and Sciences: College • Graduate School of Arts and Sciences • Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences • Continuing Education
Faculty of Medicine: Harvard Medical School>Medical School • School of Dental Medicine
Harvard Divinity School>Divinity School • Law School • Business School • Graduate School of Design
Harvard Graduate School of Education>Graduate School of Education • School of Public Health • Kennedy School of Government
Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study (successor to Radcliffe College)

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