Scholarly, poetic, surprising, and visually lush, each issue of Harvard Design Magazine opens a door onto design’s role in today’s culture. This issue is themed ‘America’.

In this issue:

• A photography essay by Marianne Mueller
• A bibliography of readings on race and architecture encourages further exploration of America as a country, an idea, and a history
• A conversation with Sarah Whiting and Florencia Rodriguez about architecture, politics, history, the imminent present and the importance of time