The Green New
Deal Superstudio
A national call and conversation about how the framework of the Green New Deal can be translated into design and planning projects, where they should take place, what will they look like, and who will they serve.
Running from August 1, 2020 until June 30, 2021, the Green New Deal Superstudio was an open call to explore decarbonization, jobs, and justice from a designer’s perspective and give form to what this movement-led vision could mean for the future.
The initiative attracted some 3,000 participants 180 studio courses from over 90 universities in 39 states and 10 countries, as well as hundreds of practitioners from across the design disciplines.
Learn more about the Superstudio, browse the project submissions, and access resources to run a Green New Deal-focused design studio of your own.
Browse the curated set or all 670 submissions, with projects ranging from adaptive reuse of degraded sites to regional-scale frameworks to visualizations of speculative futures.
Access readings, webinars, reports, and more that examine Green New Deal issues and the role of design in addressing the climate crisis.
Upcoming Events
Equitable Workforce Development Through Green Infrastructure
Wednesday, November 10, 3-4pm EST (12-1pm PST)
Join us to hear from Mithun Superstudio leaders and two of their community partners as they discuss the potential that green infrastructure projects offer for a new community-centered paradigm that positions historically marginalized people as agents and beneficiaries in a decarbonized economy.
Featured Projects
Dangermond Preserve, CA
