by: Daniel Fox
09.10-09.11.12: The World Trade Center, eleven years after 9/11. Photography by Frank Ritter, www.RitterPhoto.com.
Frank Ritter
Frank Ritter
1 WTC from Ridgewood, Queens.
Frank Ritter
Frank Ritter
Frank Ritter
09.10.12: An Oculus Book Talk and launch was held for Beyond Zuccotti Park: Freedom of Assembly and the Occupation of Public Space, edited by Ron Shiffman, FAICP, Lance Jay Brown, FAIA, ACSA, Rick Bell, FAIA, and Lynne Elizabeth with Anastassia Fisyak and Anusha Venkataraman (foreword by Michael Kimmelman).
(l-r) Anusha Venkataraman; Anastassia Fisyak; Lynne Elizabeth; Lance Jay Brown, FAIA, ACSA; Ron Shiffman, FAICP; Rick Bell, FAIA
Laura Trimble
Daniel Fox
09.13.12: The New York Architects Regatta Challenge, a fundraiser for City Kids, held its annual Regatta on the Hudson River.
Mary Burke, FAIA
Mary Burke, FAIA
The AIANY boat in the thick of the race.
Mary Burke, FAIA
(l-r) The AIANY crew: Mark Ginsberg, FAIA; Guy Geier, FAIA; Gwenaëlle de Kerret; Wids DeLaCour, AIA; Rick Bell, FAIA
Mary Burke, FAIA
A retrospective of 50 years of the work of Philip Johnson is on view in the south lobby of the Lipstick Building (885 Third Avenue). The exhibition, curated by Johnson scholar Hilary Lewis and designed by Dan Shannon of Moed de Armas & Shannon, will be open until next fall with rotating content on a four-month cycle.
Moed de Armas & Shannon Architects
“Hava Nagila: A Song for the People,” an exhibition designed by Situ Studio and MTWTF, recently opened at the Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in Lower Manhattan. It will remain on display through May 2013.
Keith Sirchio