Policy and Advocacy | 11/29/17
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Tickets are still available for AIANY’s “Anticipating the Driverless City” on 12.01.17. The full-day symposium will bring together thought leaders from across New...

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Featured Member | 11/28/17
Jeffrey Shumaker, AICP, Assoc. AIA. Photo: Courtesy of KPF.

Jeffrey Shumaker, AICP, Assoc. AIA, recently joined KPF as the firm's Director of Urban Planning and Design. Previously, he was Chief Urban Designer for the New York...

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Chapter News | 11/28/17
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If you’re looking for a job in architecture or design, Dezeen Jobs can help. The global jobs board has introduced free accounts for jobseekers! You can now view and...

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Message From the Executive Director | 11/16/17
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Last week, November 9-11, AIA chapters from four states, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania, convened in Albany for the 2017 AIA QUAD Conference. Over...

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In the News | 11/16/17
Elaine Wynn and Family Education Wing at the Joan Weill Center for Dance by Iu + Bibliowicz Architects. Credit: Fred Charles.

Revealing the World of Dance to the City The ribbon was recently cut on the Elaine Wynn and Family Education Wing at the Joan Weill Center for Dance, the home of the...

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Chapter News | 11/16/17
HONOR: One John Street by Alloy Development. Credit: (c) Laurian Ghinitoiu

On 11.15.17, green building enthusiasts gathered at the Center for Architecture to celebrate the winners of the 2017 AIANY COTE Awards. Modeled on the COTE National...

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Policy and Advocacy | 11/15/17
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Tickets are now available for AIANY’s “Anticipating the Driverless City” symposium on 12.01.17. With a focus on the nexus of public policy, urban design, and...

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Featured Member | 11/6/17
Greg Keffer, AIA, Partner, Rockwell Group. Image: Geordie Wood.

An expert in hospitality design, Greg Keffer, AIA, was recently elevated to Partner at Rockwell Group. Having previously served as Principal at STUDIOS Architecture and...

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Chapter News | 11/1/17
Social Science and Architecture History Primer panelists. Credit: Center for Architecture.

On Wednesday, 10.25.17, the AIANY Social Science and Architecture Committee hosted its second-annual “Social Science and Architecture History Primer.” The audience,...

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Policy and Advocacy | 11/1/17
Over a “working lunch,” attendees participated in a dynamic workshop session to generate ideas and strategies for creating quality active spaces across New York City. Credit: Center for Architecture.

On 10.19.17, the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and AIA New York held FitKids 2017, a half-day symposium that brought together a cohort of leaders across...

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In the News | 11/1/17
Equitable Building renovation by Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Planners.

In this issue: - Downtown’s First Emblem of Power Revitalized: BBB to restore Equitable Building - Passive House Meets Active Design: Dattner Architects designs...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 10/31/17
CLP candidates worked together to develop a framework for continued civic leadership. Credit: Center for Architecture.

WANTED: Government Architect A government architect provides strategic, independent expert advice to the government about architecture and urban design, including...

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Chapter News | 10/30/17
The assembled panelists and organizers from left to right: Don Watson, Andrew Whalley,​ Michael Marrella, David Waggoner III, Hein Versteegen, Maxinne Leighton, Alan Rubin, Robert Olshansky, Paul Scholz, Lance Jay Brown, Michael Oppenheimer, Michael Kimmelman, David Kooris behind him, David Piscuskas, Gretchen Bank, Carter Craft, Steven Bingler, Illya Azaroff. (Not pictured: Henk Ovink, Pim van Hemmen, Margaret Klein Salamon.)

“We are all here in pursuit of a viable future.” This was the sobering introduction, offered by Spritzer School of Architecture Professor Lance Jay Brown, FAIA,...

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Chapter News, Policy and Advocacy | 10/19/17
Photo: Courtesy Zero Waste Design Guidelines.

On 10.18.17, the Center for Architecture launched the Zero Waste Design Guidelines, made possible with support from The Rockefeller Foundation and developed in...

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In the News | 10/18/17
Lewis Arts Complex by Steven Holl Architects with BNIM Architects and Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates. Credit: Paul Warchol.

In this issue: - On the Corner of Black Cultural Collections: Schomburg Center reopens after Marble Fairbanks-led renovation - “Shocking. Positively...

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Policy and Advocacy | 10/18/17
City Hall. Photo via NYCgo.

Earlier this year, new leadership was appointed to three New York City agencies that play critical roles in planning and development of our neighborhoods in NYC: Maria...

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Chapter News | 10/16/17
Displacement: Capital, 10.04.2017.

On 10.04.2017, the Center for Architecture hosted “Displacements: Capital," an investigation into the ways in which the influx of unprecedented, predominantly foreign...

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In the News | 10/5/17
Turrett Penthouse Suites at the Beekman Hotel by Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel, Architects (GKV) in collaboration Martin Brudnizki Design Studio. Credit: Simon Lewis.

In this issue: - Castle Keep: Beekman Hotel unveils Turret Penthouse Suites by GKV and Martin Brudnizki Design - On Off-Off Broadway: ARO-designed The Flea Theater...

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Chapter News | 10/5/17
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When disaster strikes a community, architects and other building professionals can provide an important service by determining whether the buildings damaged by a storm...

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Chapter News | 10/5/17
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AIA New York is delighted to announce our ongoing partnership with Dezeen Jobs, the world's most vibrant architecture and design jobs board, and are offering companies...

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