The Harvard University Graduate School of Design revealed today, 26 July 2018, that Swiss firm Herzog & de Meuron will lead the overhaul of its 46-year-old Gund Hall. US practice Beyer Blinder ...

Work by Bruner/Cott begins at Harvard on a more sustainable and accessible Gund Hall By Daniel Jonas Roche • December 22, 2023 • Architecture , East , News Gund Hall, completed in 1972 by John ...

The Graduate School of Design’s Gund Hall sticks out among Harvard’s red-brick laden campus. While some might regard the concrete exterior as ugly, some say the interior could serve as a model ...

Gund Hall, home of the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD), on the university’s Cambridge, Massachusetts, campus, provides an example. The late-modernist structure, designed by Australian ...

The Harvard Graduate School of Design has selected Herzog & de Meuron and Beyer Blinder Belle for a “significant transformation" of Gund Hall.

The Harvard University-Graduate School of Design main building (Gund Hall) has been designed by John Andrews, a graduate of the school and opened in 1972. It includes studio spaces and offices for ...

Gund Hall’s groundbreaking saw a quieter protest. A petition distributed during the event, signed by 90 students, faculty, and staff, insisted on Harvard’s responsibility to the surrounding ...

The Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD) has selected Herzog & de Meuron to lead the expansion and transformation of Gund Hall, the school’s primary facility. Beyer Blinder Belle (BBB) ...

Instead, the real estate developer is giving $15 million to the Harvard University Graduate School of Design to expand its primary building, 45-year-old Gund Hall, and kickstart a new fund-raising ...

Boston developer Ronald M. Druker has donated $15 million to the Harvard Graduate School of Design to renovate and expand Gund Hall, its 45 year-old Quincy St. home. The gift, announced last Friday, ...

Architecture firms Herzog & de Meuron and Beyer Blinder Belle have been enlisted to overhaul the main building at Harvard's Graduate School of Design.