Box 2
Contains 26 Results:
"Walter Hood, Urban Diaries," reviewed by Gayr R. Hiderbrand in Land Forum, 1997
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
Cornerstone: New Frontiers in Modern Gardents, 2005
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
"This Land is Your Land," by Dan Macsai in Fast Company, 2010
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
"Learning Styles," by Susan Tallman in Art in America, 2010
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
"Making a Splash," by Jackie Adams in Acura Style, 2014
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
Hood Design portfolio, n.d.
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
Cooper Hewitt Exhibit, 1998-2000
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
Harvard Centennial Exhibition, 1999-2000
Includes a portfolio showcasing the work of Hood Design Studio, and files relating to two exhibitions that Hood participated in: The Cooper Hewitt, National Design Triennial at the National Design Museum in New York City (1999); and an exhibition to celebrate the centennial of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design landscape architecture program (2000), in which Hood was invited to display work.
Manuscripts, 2011
Project records are primarily organized alphabetically by original client name and/or project title. Physical materials for projects include correspondence with clients, site photographs, sketches, and drawing sets. Items on the index that begin with “Design” denote projects which have not been built.
Drawings, 2011
Project records are primarily organized alphabetically by original client name and/or project title. Physical materials for projects include correspondence with clients, site photographs, sketches, and drawing sets. Items on the index that begin with “Design” denote projects which have not been built.