Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place New York, New York 10012 Environmental justice addresses issues of: (1) unequal distribution of resources such as clean air and water, healthy food, homes, parks, places to walk and sit in public, etc.; (2) inaccessibility of public goods and resources because of transportation, cost or discrimination; and (3) exclusion

This panel discussion explores various facets of media architecture, from theoretical and conceptual urban planning and design challenges to visions of the future cityscape. Media architecture transforms urban spaces by seamlessly embedding digital media into the built environment. It uses new, responsive technologies such as the internet of things, big data and other spatial sensing

Religious institutions in New York City face both financial strain and rising land values, and are engaging increasingly in development deals through the sale of property and development rights. These transactions potentially have profound architectural, cultural, civic, and theological implications that are reshaping communities throughout the city. How do architects best serve these religious institutions,

How are the design interventions and preservation work to the historic interiors of the Park Avenue Armory enabling this landmark to become New York’s newest cultural venue featuring music, dance, theater and visual arts? Whether against the backdrop of the highly decorative Gilded Age rooms or in the more industrial Drill Hall, artists’ creations are