Join AIANY's Civic Leadership Program (CLP) for the first of two public CLP events in 2020. Register here. As we approach this year’s pivotal Election Day, join us for a virtual exploration of New York City’s voting landscape. We will survey existing conditions for NYC voters, both in the context of history and the physical experience of voting,
*This event is occurring as a live webinar. Registrants will be emailed a link to access the program.* Join Sekou Cooke and Mabel O. Wilson in conversation as they explore the themes of Cooke’s new book, Hip-Hop Architecture (Bloomsbury Visual Arts, 2021). Hear Cooke’s perspectives on race, space, and identity through selected readings, followed by a response and Q&A
The AIANY Emerging New York Architects Committee (ENYA) is proud to announce the next presentation in our Beyond the Boards series. Join us as the award-winning firm Peterson Rich Office (PRO) profile their practice and design process by focusing on three projects: Galerie Perrotin in New York City, Nina Chanel Abney Studio in the Hudson Valley, and the New
This is the first in a three-part series that will explore the intersection of agriculture and the urban environment at this moment and at a range of scales. This session focuses on the context and policies around urban agriculture and how food plays a role in urban health and community. We will ask: Why is
Join us for Greetings from Big Sky Country! with Lindsey Love and Lindsay Schack, Founding Principals of Love Schack Architecture, as well as Sophia Sparklin, Founding Principal of Spark Architecture, and Lori Ryker, Founding Principal of studioryker. Love Shack Architecture has offices in Bozeman, Montana and Driggs, Idaho, while Spark Architecture and studioryker practice out of Great
Please join the AIANY Women in Architecture Committee for a tour of the recently completed Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library. The New York Public Library officially opened its completely renovated central circulating library to the public. The $200-million renovation, led by Mecanoo and Beyer Blinder Belle, includes eight floors of important amenities serving users of all
Join us for the reopening of the Center for Architecture! We’re excited to invite you back after an 18-month hiatus for an evening celebrating the launch of two new exhibitions: Cairo Modern and Design Awards 2020-21. October 1 also marks the start of Archtober, New York City’s month-long festival of architecture and design, organized by the Center for Architecture
Generation Proxima: Emerging Environmental Practices in Portuguese Architecture provides an environmentally oriented overview of emerging architectural practices in Portugal. The exhibition at Center for Architecture builds on curator Pedro Gadanho’s recently published book, Climax Change! How Architecture Must Transform in the Age of Ecological Emergency, which discusses how the current environmental emergency will impact the practice
Join Center for Architecture for the announcement of this year's AIA New York Design Awards winners in Architecture, Interiors, Urban Design, and Projects. A discussion with this year's jurors will follow moderated by Jennifer Krichels, editor in chief of Oculus Magazine. This event is free and open to the public.
Stanisława Sandecka-Nowicka and Maciej (Matthew) Nowicki are two significant figures in the history of American and Polish architecture. She was a talented graphic artist and designer and the first female professor of architecture in the history of the United States. He collaborated—despite his young age—with renowned architects on prestigious projects whose implementation was interrupted by
Join us for a discussion of Chris Romer-Lee's Sea Pools: 66 Saltwater Sanctuaries from Around the World (Batsford 2023), in conversation with Robert Hammond and Kara Meyer. Designed to provide a safe space for swimmers to enjoy the benefits of the seawater, sea pools offer individuals and communities the opportunity to connect with nature, each other, and
Join Andi Soos, independent curator; and Avery Trufelman, podcast host and radio producer, for a conversation on the intersection of fashion and the built environment. Architecture is often thought of as monumental and constant whereas fashion is considered soft and ephemeral. However, both architecture and fashion can both be envisioned as forms of public art.
