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Skolnick Restores Arts Nonprofit The Church Arts nonprofit The Church recently underwent a comprehensive restoration by Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership....
For over 20 years, Fernando Villa, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C, has designed high-quality and environmentally sustainable, affordable, and supportive housing in New York City and...
New York City is now using ranked-choice voting (RCV), which allows voters to select more than one candidate in order of preference. The transition is occurring due to...
David Wallance, FAIA, is an architect, educator, author, and the founder of the New York-based DRA/W, an architectural practice that takes a holistic approach to the...
Due to mandatory term limits on existing co-chair positions, and given and our goal to elevate new voices into leadership, AIA New York is openly seeking co-chair...
Promotions Cooper Robertson has promoted Nathalie Guedes and Alfia White, LEED AP BD+C, to Senior Associates. Lloyd Helen, Iris Kim, and Anjulie Palta have been...
The recent surge of violence against the Asian community across the country is not only symptomatic of America’s deeply rooted legacy of racism, but also of an...
New D.S. & Durga Fragrance House by K&CO, Kavi Ahuja Moltz, and Pliskin Architecture Opens to Customers Brooklyn-based fragrance house D.S. & Durga has...
Call for T+I Co-Chair The AIANY Transportation and Infrastructure Committee (T+I) is seeking applications for a new co-chair. With over 200 members and growing, the...
Last year, AIA New York launched the AIA New York Political Action Fund (AIANY PAF), which enables our association to support candidates for political office. We heard...
June Williamson, who in 2021 was appointed Public Director on the AIANY Board of Directors, teaches and coordinates advanced studio, the site technology course, and...
The 2021 Jury of Fellows has named 102 American Institute of Architects members, including 12 members of AIA New York, to its prestigious College of Fellows, which...
Anthony Schirripa, FAIA, was 2010 President of AIANY and is the recipient of the 2021 Edward C. Kemper Award. The Edward C. Kemper Award, named after AIA’s first...
In 2019, the New York City Council passed Local Law 97, a landmark piece of legislation requiring large buildings to stay under emissions limits. These emissions limits...
Community can be simply defined as “a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality or shared government, and often have a common cultural and...
New Yorkers have long debated the merits of a comprehensive plan, a single document that outlines goals for private and public sector design and construction over a set...
Jessica Sheridan, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, is the 2020 recipient of AIA New York State's Matthew W. Del Gaudio Service Award, which recognizes outstanding and significant...
Harlem School of the Arts Renaissance Project Harlem School of the Arts at the Herb Alpert Center Reopens After Imrey Studio Renovation The The Harlem School of the...
In the last year, we’ve seen centuries-old models of education turned on their heads. Students and educators log in virtually from around the world, facing the...
AIA New York is seeking applications for co-chairs for the organization’s new justice-focused committee. Coming out of the chapter’s “Open Forum: Architecture...
