In the News | 1/4/12

Happy New Year from AIANY and the Center for Architecture! This streetscape, drawn by AIANY Partnership Programs Coordinator Laura Trimble, shows 536 LaGuardia Place...

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In the News | 1/4/12

Read Curbed's coverage of AIANY's symposium, "Freedom of Assembly: Public Space Today," that took place at the Center for Architecture on 12.17.11. Click here for "AIA...

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In the News | 12/8/11

12.08.11 This is the last issue of e-Oculus in 2011. The first issue of next year will be published on 01.04.12. Happy Holidays! - Jessica Sheridan, Assoc. AIA, LEED...

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In the News | 12/8/11

In this issue: · Pro Bono Design to Improve Valentino Park · Bronx Center Heals Patients with Light and Open Air · The Kalahari Will Entertain in...

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In the News | 12/8/11

The New York Times reported on Sunday that global carbon dioxide emissions took a turn for worse during 2010, rising 5.9% -- the largest jump on record (See "Carbon...

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In the News | 12/8/11

Building Design + Construction magazine's Reconstruction Bronze Award winners include The Juilliard School by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXFOWLE, and the B. Thomas...

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In the News | 12/8/11

12.15.11 Call for Entries: ArchNewsNow / MOO Competition: If you could hand your business card to one person in the world, who would it be? 12.16.11 Request for...

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In the News | 12/8/11

12.08.11 AIANY Executive Director Rick Bell, FAIA, takes the podium at the Urban Umbrella prototype unveiling press conference. From l to r: Mayor Bloomberg;...

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In the News | 12/8/11

The New York Observer featured an article on how AIANY has affected change in NYC. Click here to read "Big Architecture: AIA New York Has Shaped the City, But Can it...

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In the News | 11/23/11

11.23.11 Happy Thanksgiving! While the year may be coming to a close, the Center for Architecture is gearing up for a busy December. Save the date for the 2012 AIANY...

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In the News | 11/23/11

In this issue: · B2 Modulates Atlantic Yards · Brooklyn Navy Yard Expands its Illustrious History · Center for Mathematics Advances Brown...

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In the News | 11/23/11

At this year's Deans Roundtable, Rice University's Sarah Whiting, Assoc. AIA, posed the question: "How do we make architecture relevant again?" She posited that it is...

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In the News | 11/23/11

The winners of the 19th Annual NYC Canstruction competition, co-sponsored by the Society for Design Administration and AIANY, are (for images, see Sighted): "Loaded...

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In the News | 11/23/11

12.05.11 Call for Entries: 13th Annual Residential Architect Design Awards 01.03.12 Call for Applications: Loeb Fellowship -- Harvard Graduate School of...

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In the News | 11/23/11

11.15.11: The "Zoning the City" conference sponsored by the NYC Department of City Planning, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and The Steven L. Newman Real...

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In the News | 11/23/11

The Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction has put together a video featuring the annual Iron Designer Challenge. Click here to listen to students, architects,...

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In the News | 11/10/11

11.11.11 This issue celebrates Heritage Ball honorees Gary Barnett, Leslie Koch, and Janette Sadik-Khan. Enjoy! Also, OCULUS is still looking for NYC-based single...

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In the News | 11/10/11

Event: NOMA 2011 Atlanta: Architects as Visionaries Location: Atlanta, GA, 10.20-22.11 Speakers: For a full list of speakers and events, click here. (L-R):...

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In the News | 11/10/11

In this issue: · High Line, Hudson Yards Complete a Vision for Western NYC · John Jay College Educates for Justice, Builds for the Future ·...

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In the News | 11/10/11

As Occupy Wall Street (OWS) persists into the growing colder nights, I have been wondering when architects would become more involved with efforts to shelter protestors....

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