Joined August 2011
“Why can’t we think of people in our communities? Why can’t we build for them?” - Walter Hood #inspirespeakerspgh
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“In places like the Hill District, you stayed. People stayed! Because there’s something here. There’s history.” - Walter Hood #inspirespeakerspgh
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“Sometimes we have to build things. So that we never forget.” - Walter Hood #inspirespeakerspgh @HDHoodDesign
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Walter Hood retweeted
Thanks to @UM_Stamps for hosting a stellar salon exploring design + speculation + activism this weekend in Detroit – at Romulus, MI
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How can an #urban #landscape preserve its community’s #history and #ecological story, all while celebrating the future? Come find out at the next #InspireSpeakersSeries with @HDHoodDesign, #StacyLevy, and #AlishaBWormsley. RSVP HERE: buff.ly/2E930Ym
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Renee Chow new chair of architecture at @wursterlife, a good choice: "The academy needs to be at the forefront of reimagining and reshaping our cities through both research and speculation about what the future can be" ced.berkeley.edu/events-medi…
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Thank you Mr. Hood of @HDHoodDesign and @AfricatownSEA for an inspiring evening. Looking closely, that red sign in the rendering says LISTEN not 'stop'. #Architecture can be so much more than what we see in the US today.
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Join us at 7pm for tonight's Nauck Civic Association meeting, featuring a presentation of the final design concept for the FREED public art piece and hear how it will be incorporated into Nauck Town Square projects.arlingtonva.us/even…
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Was a pleasure designing the garden for two giants @BetteMidler @G_Unity
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Last year, Metro Arts unveiled @HDHoodDesign's Witness Walls at the @MetroNashville courthouse, honoring those who fought for #CivilRights in Nashville: ow.ly/Zzd130jyLqn
Tomorrow evening at 5:30pm- arch.virginia.edu/events/wal…
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Walter Hood retweeted
“We need to be forced to come to terms with the memory of place.” —Walter Hood of @HDHoodDesign at #TED2018
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57. So many of our public spaces have failed to tap into people's personal experience of race, culture, inequality. By paying attention to those things, we can create vibrant new urban landscapes. @hdhooddesign #TED2018
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Walter Hood retweeted
It's our shared spaces, the places that we recognize as communal — public walkways, parks, gardens, infrastructure — that create our sense of unity and shared memory, says @hdhooddesign. #TED2018
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Walter Hood retweeted
RT @johncary: “Why do we have to have cataclysmic events to be empathetic?” —Walter Hood of @HDHoodDesign at #TED2018
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