Chapter News | 9/11/13

This year, Oculus, AIANY’s quarterly magazine exploring issues relevant to architectural discourse and practice in the city, turns 75. On 09.03.13, attendees –...

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Message From the Executive Director | 9/11/13

Former Deputy Mayor Joe Lhota, a Republican candidate for mayor, met with members of the AIA New York Board of Directors, Committee Chairs, and colleagues from other...

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Chapter News | 9/11/13

“Everything is political,” a wise person once said, “but politics isn't everything.” In the first explicitly campaign-oriented event to be held at the Center for...

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Chapter News | 9/11/13

Vishaan Chakrabarti’s A Country of Cities is more cultural artifact than text. With 100-plus pages of argument, balanced with 100-plus pages of graphs, data, and...

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Chapter News | 9/11/13

The AIANY Emerging New York Architects (ENYA) Committee’s 2014 biennial design ideas competition, QueensWay Connection: Elevating the Public Realm, supports Friends...

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Chapter News | 9/11/13

When public officials implement Active Design principles in the built environment, they're not making an arbitrary top-down decision (no matter how often that complaint...

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In Memoriam | 9/11/13

AIANY laments the loss of Karen Cooper, President of Cooper, Robertson & Partners. She was known by her colleagues for her intelligence, decisiveness, generosity,...

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In the News | 9/11/13

(Slideshow Above) In this issue: - Hunter’s Point Haven - Empire Stores to Become Much More - Automotive Poetry in Motion - Sustainable Building Gets Down to...

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In the News | 9/11/13

The National Building Museum named the co-founders of Friends of the High Line, Joshua David and Robert Hammond, as laureates of the 15th Vincent Scully Prize… The...

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In the News | 9/11/13

09.13.13 Call for Entries: EXPO REAL John Jacob Astor Competition for commercial projects 09.13.13: Call for Qualifications: NYC Department of Design + Construction’s...

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In the News | 9/11/13

09.04.13: The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) unveiled a new BAM Bike Park and BAMart: Outdoors installation, designed by Fiedler Marciano Architecture. The lot features...

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In the News | 8/14/13

After almost three years at AIANY, and over a year as its communications director and editor-in-chief of e-Oculus, life beckons in Washington, DC. Although I will be...

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Chapter News | 8/14/13

Just a few weeks after the official launch of the Center for Active Design, the national media have already begun repeating a meme that compresses the scope and...

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Message From the Executive Director | 8/14/13

The Council of Architectural Component Executives (CACE) – AIA National’s staff association – had its annual meeting the weekend of 08.04.13 in Atlanta. Mickey...

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Chapter News | 8/14/13

After Superstorm Sandy, it is more apparent than ever before: we are building back for a disaster-prone future. We must adapt our building habits to reflect this future,...

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Chapter News | 8/14/13

On 08.01.13, inquisitive design enthusiasts gathered at a trio of AIA spaces – the Center for Architecture in New York, the BSA Space in Boston, and AIA Los Angeles at...

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Chapter News | 8/14/13

“AJAP/Les Albums des Jeunes Architectes et des Paysagistes” is an award given every two years by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication to professionals...

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In Memoriam | 8/14/13

AIANY recently learned of the passing of Iris S. Alex, FAIA. Though she was not able to be active in the profession in the last few years, Alex had a career that was...

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In the News | 8/14/13

(Slideshow Above) In this issue: - Modular Housing That Stacks Up - Tower Transforms Trinity - A Sign of the Times in LIC - Stamford's Gateway Upgrade - Tall, Mixed-use...

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In the News | 8/14/13

The New York-based architecture and urban design practice Rogers Marvel Architects has split into two independent practices to be known as Marvel Architects and Rogers...

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