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Kyoto, Brooklyn Under Construction: Five Six One Pacific by ODA New York ODA New York’s Five Six One Pacific, which is located on a tree-lined, albeit busy...
With five ambitious projects and only one month to go, we are looking for volunteers to help with our service events around NYC. Each project is led by a different team...
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After a decade of debate in City Hall, New York City will begin mandating retrofitting of existing buildings in order to reduce carbon emissions. A bill before the...
Kai-Uwe Bergmann, FAIA, Partner, BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group, has experienced an atypical path through the profession of architecture during which he has always sought to...
AIA New York is thrilled to invite our community members to submit op-eds to be considered for publication in the Summer issue of Oculus Magazine, which will focus on...
AIA's biennial Compensation Survey, last conducted in 2017, is the benchmark for the profession and a valued resource for firms and practitioners. If you received an...
The Book Stops Here BKSK-designed Center for Fiction opens in Downtown Brooklyn The new home for the Center for Fiction, designed by BKSK Architects, recently...
After more than a decade of political advocacy and debate, congestion pricing was finally included in the New York State budget. First proposed by Mayor Bloomberg over a...
Mark Yoes, FAIA, LEED AP, Principal, WXY, helped to pioneer the integration of architecture and infrastructure for the public realm. His architectural designs have set...
It's a Jungle Out There Hórama Rama by Pedro & Juana named winner of MoMA/MoMA PS1’s Young Architects Program Hórama Rama by Mexico City-based...
AIA New York is delighted to welcome Hana Kassem, AIA, LEED AP, Principal at KPF, to the Chapter’s Board of Directors. Kassem will replace Heidi Kippenhan, AIA, LEED...
The work of Graham Wyatt, FAIA, a partner and studio leader at Robert A.M. Stern Architects, demonstrates the power of architecture to further the art and science of...
A small group of designers have played an important and unappreciated role in the development of Hudson Yards, the $25 billion new city-within-a-city opening in phases...
In the last few years, developers have taken advantage of a number of zoning loopholes to increase the height of residential buildings. The most common loophole...
AIA New York is preparing to celebrate the honorees of its 14th annual Honors and Awards Luncheon on April 15 at Cipriani Wall Street (#AIANYawards). Selected by the...
Two of the most pressing issues facing our profession today are our pipeline problem and the lack of visibility into the profession. These are, of course,...
Who's the Fairest? BSC designs ADAA’s The Art Show Bade Stageberg Cox (BSC) designed this year’s The Art Show, which ran for four days last week at the Park...
Warren Gran, FAIA, died Sunday, February 17 at age 85 in Los Angeles. Gran, who practiced in New York City for over 45 years, devoted his career to affordable...
In December and January, AIA New York and Center for Architecture staff continued our tradition of giving back to our local community by organizing staff service...
Paul Whalen, FAIA, shows us how the lessons of American urbanism can guide 21st century community-making at all scales—at home and internationally. A Partner in the...
