by: Emily Nemens
Thirteen deans participated in this year’s Deans’ Roundtable. (L-R) Moderator Ian Harris; George Ranalli, AIA, City College of New York; Mark Wigley, Columbia University; Anthony Vidler, Assoc. AIA, Cooper Union; Urs Gauchat, Hon. AIA, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Judith DiMaio, AIA, New York Institute of Technology; William Morrish, Parsons The New School for Design; Thomas Hanrahan, Pratt Institute; Stan Allen, AIA, Princeton University; Evan Douglis, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Mark Robbins, Syracuse University; Brian Carter, SUNY at Buffalo; Marilyn Jordan Taylor, FAIA, University of Pennsylvania; and Mark Foster Gage, AIA, Yale University (Assistant Dean).
Emily Nemens
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AIANY President-elect Margaret Castillo, AIA, LEED AP, speaks at “Better City / Better Life: Healthy and Sustainable Urbanization,” as David Bragdon the new director of the Mayor’s Office for Long Term Planning & Sustainability, listens. The conference was held at the UN on 10.04.10.
Rick Bell, FAIA
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Heritage Ball Honoree Vicki Match Suna, AIA, leads a discussion with Joan Saba, AIA, NBBJ, and Duncan Hazard, AIA, Ennead Architects, who are working on projects at NYU’s Langone Medical Center.
Sam Lahoz
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Architects with the 200 West Street Project Team discussed the $2 billion building on 10.05.10. (L-R) Timur Galen, Goldman Sachs; Jay Berman, AIA, Pei Cobb Freed; Scott Cohen, Preston Scott Cohen; Monica Ponce de Leon, Intl. Assoc. AIA, Office dA; Chris Sharples, AIA, SHoP; Maddy Burke-Vigeland, AIA, Gensler; Stephen Apking, FAIA, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill; and Moderator Dino Fusco, Goldman Sachs.
Sam Lahoz
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Moorhead & Moorhead’s Robert and Granger brought their children, Jasper and Amelia, to see the show. The firm’s “Ice Heart,” which was built in Times Square last Valentine’s Day, is featured in the MADE IN NEW YORK exhibition.
Sam Lahoz
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Rumors, a design studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, designed the subway exhibition and a commemorative tote bag. MADE IN NEW YORK participants can buy a tote for $5; the bag is $10 for the public. Rumors also designed a related exhibition that will be on view at the Zodchestvo 2010 Architectural Festival of the Union of Architects of Russia. It opens tomorrow and runs through Sunday. (L-R): Renda Morton, Rumors; Center for Architecture Exhibition Director Rosamond Fletcher, and Andy Pressman, Rumors.
Sam Lahoz
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2007-2010 Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellows (l-r): Carey Clouse, AIA, Providence Community Housing, New Orleans, LA; Jessy Olson, Farmworker Housing Development Corporation, Oregon; Esther Yang, Fordham Bedford Housing Corporation, Bronx, NY; and Ophelia Wilkins, Assoc. AIA, Colorado Housing Inc, Pagosa Springs, CO.
Harry Connolly