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Could suburban strip malls be the solution to Massachusetts’ housing shortage? — Spitzer chair, June Williamson, says YES. “I’m an ardent advocate for the transformation or retrofitting of the unsustainable and non-resilient, sprawling, inefficient and increasingly obsolete suburbanized landscapes of Northern America,” said Williamson at a (MAPC) Metropolitan Area Planning Council meeting. New research recently

Congratulations to B. Arch ’22 student Nicole Bass for being appointed as the Vice President-elect of the 2022-2023 AIAS ⁠Board of Directors! ⁠ As National Vice President, Nicole will be the bridge between all chapters across North America and the Middle East. She will be the point of contact chapters can reach out to for

The Spitzer School of Architecture is one of the most affordable and diverse schools of Architecture in the country. Award-winning faculty, students, and alumni, large studio spaces, robotics and 3-D printing labs, an elaborate wood shop, a masonry space, and a beautiful campus are just some of the features which make Spitzer an outstanding place

Spitzer’s graduate program in Urban Design is accepting applications now. First deadlines are this month. Visit the Urban Design program page for more information! Click here for application instructions.

We are proud to announce, one of our students, Ahmed Helal (B.Arch ’22 candidate), just received the John A. Notaro Memorial Scholarship for his proposal Monumentality and Public Space, questioning the existing architecture of Untermyer Park and Gardens in Yonkers, NY. In describing the thought behind the project, he raises many questions about what monumentality