Colin Rowe

Colin Rowe (1920–1999) was a British-born critic and historian whose teachings at Cornell profoundly shaped late twentieth-century architecture and urbanism. Through works like Collage City, he unsettled the dogmas of modernism, proposing hybridity and layered readings over totalizing visions. A magnetic and polarizing teacher, his influence radiated through generations of architects who absorbed his incisive method of comparative analysis. Honored with the RIBA Gold Medal, Rowe remains a figure who taught architecture to think against itself, with elegance and irreverence in equal measure.

Gary Hilderbrand has been teaching at Harvard Graduate School of Design since 1990 and is currently the Peter Louis Hornbeck Professor in Practice and Chair of the Department of Landscape Architecture. He is also the founding principal of Reed Hilderbrand, a leading landscape architecture firm based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The firm was established in the […]

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