Bibliography

Harvard University. Graduate School of Design Books in Order

670 books

There are 670 books by Harvard University. Graduate School of Design on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Progettare paesaggio (2011). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 Urban design, condensed report of an invitation conference 1956 · 112 pages
  2. 2 Government administration and planning for the recreational use of public lands and a case study of the Rogue River Basin 1956 · 139 pages
  3. 3 Comparative housing study 1958 · 163 pages
  4. 4 [Campus planning papers.] 1965 · 199 pages
  5. 5 (12th) Urban Design Conference 1968 · 125 pages
  6. 6 13th Urban Design Conference, Development Forum-8 1970 · 96 pages
  7. 7 Historic urban spaces 4 1971
  8. 8 Housing generated by user-needs 1972 · 158 pages
  9. 9 Land resource analysis, Barnstable, Massachusetts 1972 · 114 pages
  10. 10 Attractiveness models 1977 · 121 pages
  11. 11 Gund Hall project, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1983 · 422 pages
  12. 12 1986 alumni directory 1986 · 187 pages
  13. 13 Student work 1985-1986 1986 · 105 pages
  14. 14 Transformation and interpretation 1986 · 93 pages
  15. 15 Harvard University Archives accession 16015 1987
  16. 16 Hayward Place development 1987
  17. 17 An analysis of individual and family migration behavior 1988 · 214 pages
  18. 18 Concepts and constructs 1988 · 256 pages
  19. 19 Social role of the row houses in the United States 1988 · 116 pages
  20. 20 [The river city] 1988 · 129 pages
  21. 21 A bridge at Harvard 1989 · 85 pages
  22. 22 Building for automobiles 1990 · 84 pages
  23. 23 A biennale competition as architectural narrative 1990 · 147 pages
  24. 24 Law, urban land tenure, and property disputes in contested settlements 1991 · 336 pages
  25. 25 Themes for schemes 1991 · 258 pages
  26. 26 Designing the Brunelleschi basilicas 1994 · 163 pages
  27. 27 Spiritual dimensions in 20th-century architecture 1995 · 232 pages
  28. 28 Form processing 1995 · 296 pages
  29. 29 Transportation options in developing cities 1996 · 237 pages
  30. 30 GSD news 1997 · 82 pages
  31. 31 Auguste Perret and the construction of exactitute 1997 · 286 pages
  32. 32 Performance of the U.S. railroad industry since deregulation 1997 · 283 pages
  33. 33 Un proyecto de arquitectura en las murallas de Pamplona 1998 · 91 pages
  34. 34 Paul Bonzatz 1998 · 94 pages
  35. 35 Encroaching on utopia 2000 · 152 pages
  36. 36 Wish-landscapes and garden cities 2001 · 539 pages
  37. 37 Harvard Design School Alumni works 2002 · 123 pages
  38. 38 Urban scenes of Tokyo 2002 · 323 pages
  39. 39 Density, floor area ratio and the newly developing residential districts in urban Shanghai 2002 · 263 pages
  40. 40 New central library for Shantou University 2003 · 92 pages
  41. 41 Superquadras, projections and pilotis 2004 · 133 pages
  42. 42 Modernizing Beijing 2005 · 385 pages
  43. 43 3D model-based collaboration for complex-shaped buildings 2005 · 200 pages
  44. 44 Nansha coastal city 2006 · 133 pages
  45. 45 A View on Harvard GSD 2009
  46. 46 Work book 2010 · 250 pages
  47. 47 The urban theater 2010 · 675 pages
  48. 48 Progettare paesaggio 2011 · 223 pages
  49. 49 GSD platform 3 2011 · 351 pages
  50. 50 QNS 2013 · 193 pages
  51. 51 Mapping as Boundary Object 2017 · 271 pages
  52. 52 Redressing Centralization 2018 · 107 pages
  53. 53 People's Agri-topia 2019 · 156 pages
  54. 54 Slow trinity 2019 · 163 pages

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Harvard University. Graduate School of Design written?

BookOrb lists 670 books by Harvard University. Graduate School of Design.

Where should I start with Harvard University. Graduate School of Design?

A good starting point is Progettare paesaggio (2011).

What is the Harvard University. Graduate School of Design books in order list?

In publication order: 1. Urban design, condensed report of an invitation conference (1956), 2. Government administration and planning for the recreational use of public lands and a case study of the Rogue River Basin (1956), 3. Comparative housing study (1958), 4. [Campus planning papers.] (1965), 5. (12th) Urban Design Conference (1968), 6. 13th Urban Design Conference, Development Forum-8 (1970), 7. Historic urban spaces 4 (1971), 8. Housing generated by user-needs (1972), 9. Land resource analysis, Barnstable, Massachusetts (1972), 10. Attractiveness models (1977), 11. Gund Hall project, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, Massachusetts (1983), 12. 1986 alumni directory (1986), 13. Student work 1985-1986 (1986), 14. Transformation and interpretation (1986), 15. Harvard University Archives accession 16015 (1987), and 39 more.