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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...
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The MTA’s inability to find a substantial dedicated revenue source, while keeping construction costs down, has long plagued the agency. After years of dealing with...
The 2019 Jury of Fellows has named 115 American Institute of Architects members and nine international architects to its prestigious College of Fellows for achieving a...
AIA New York is thrilled to announce that the winner of the 2019 City of Dreams Competition is Salvage Swings by Somewhere Studio, led by Charles Sharpless, AIA, and...
Circular City Week, March 4 - March 10, 2019, is a collaborative festival for events that promote a circular economy. Events and activities, hosted by an array of...
The Green Trail Leads to Affordable Housing Handel-designed Sendero Verde files permits for phase II Located in East Harlem, Sendero Verde is a...
AIA New York is excited to join Urban Green Council and the New York Chapter of ASHRAE to launch the Cross-Learning Alliance! Collaboration between design,...
Next Tuesday, February 26, New York City voters will be heading to the polls for a special election. Former NYC Public Advocate, Letitia James, was elected NYS Attorney...
David West, FAIA, Founding Partner, Hill West Architects, is an industry veteran with over 30 years of experience. West has played a seminal role in the advancement of...
AIA has the ability to select up to 30 nominees to serve on architecture school accreditation visits for the National Architectural Accrediting Board...
To kick off the New Year with new ideas, AIA New York hosted a town meeting on Wednesday, January 16 to highlight our commitment to outreach and growth within and beyond...
Industrial Typology Tschumi-designed Tianjin Binhai Exploratorium completed Construction has been completed on the Tianjin Binhai Exploratorium, a...
This month, AIA New York and the Center for Architecture launch Discover Architecture!, a career discovery program aimed at sophomores and juniors attending NYC public...
On Friday, February 1, Times Square Arts and AIA New York unveiled the 11th-annual Times Square Valentine Heart, “X” by Suchi Reddy, founder of Reddymade. Though...
Community board applications for most boroughs are due this Friday, February 8. Community boards are an important way for architects and other land use professionals...
Lloyd Sigal, FAIA, is a principal at Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, which he joined in 1988. Sigal has worked to elevate the profession and educate the next generation of...
Curtain Up! Andrew Berman-designed theater opens at the Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space The curtain rises at the Susan & Ronald Frankel Theater, a 100-seat...
