The Spitzer School is pleased to announce the publication of Transient Spaces (eds. Loukia Tsafoulia, Suzan Wines, and Samantha Ong), a book that examines transience as a force of opportunity and resilience in the design of cities. The project began from two Advanced Studios taught by Loukia Tsafoulia and Suzan Wines in 2017, and it
Transient Spaces examines transience as a force of opportunity and resilience in the design of cities. The book includes contributions from such notable writers and thinkers as Michael Sorkin and Saskia Sassen. The project began from two Advanced Studios taught by Loukia Tsafoulia and Suzan Wines in 2017, and it has evolved into a curated
Lesley Lokko, a UK-trained, Scottish-Ghanaian architect, academic and best-selling novelist, assumes the role of Dean of the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture at The City College of New York on December 2. Shortly before making the move from South Africa, she spoke with Archinect about her professional history within and outside architecture, her
City College B Arch fourth-year student Leslie Epps speaks about the academic workload, the support she receives, and how she transitioned to college life. Epps is also a student in the Macaulay Honors College, which created this video.
Hillary Brown, FAIA, professor and sustainability expert in The City College of New York’s Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, is one of 39 new members elected to the National Academy of Construction (NAC). She was inducted into the Class of 2019 at the Academy’s annual meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. Brown was selected from more than 300
Student work from Professor Nandini Bagchee’s Advanced Design Studio in Spring 2019 has been published in the booklet titled Building a Transition City: The Ewing Street Eco-Village Coop Pilot Project. The booklet is a joint work with Cooperation Jackson in Jackson, Mississippi. This publication is intended to be used primarily as an educational tool about