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  1. pll.harvard.edu › subject › interior-designInterior Design Courses | Harvard University

    An on-campus program to help architects, designers, workplace professionals, and people experts design their workplace for 2024 and beyond. Browse the latest Interior Design courses from Harvard University.

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      Virtual Tour. Explore Harvard from Home. Use our Virtual...

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  3. college.harvard.eduHarvard College | Harvard

    The residential community system is one of Harvard's best known traditions - first-years live together in Harvard Yard, and then students spend the next three years in one of Harvard's historic Houses.

  4. www.gsd.harvard.eduHome - Harvard Graduate School of Design

    14 de may. de 2024 · This fall, teams of workers at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design began the…. Dec 18, 2023. News. A Team of Harvard Researchers Develop a Prototype for a More Efficient and Eco-friendly Air Conditioner. Continuing a trend from this summer, September 2023 was the hottest September on record,…. Nov 3, 2023.

  5. news.harvard.edu › gazette › storyNine Harvard buildings, two photographers, 88 years apart

    30 de oct. de 2020 · Harvard Hall. The Harvard Hall photographed by Rittase — and still standing today — was built in 1766, two years after the original Harvard Hall burned down. Harvard Hall today is newly renovated with many changes to the building’s interior, including making it fully handicapped accessible.

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  7. news.harvard.edu › gazette › storyAn introduction to the Houses first-years will call home —...

    10 de mar. de 2021 · Most academic institutions have dormitories or residence halls. Harvard has Houses. The House system, established in 1930 by Harvard President Abbott Lawrence Lowell, was fashioned after the residences at Oxford and Cambridge. Lowell aimed to embed the educational experience into the Houses.