Dr. Laura Sara Wainer and Jerome Haferd will join the full-time faculty of the Spitzer School starting in fall 2022. Laura Sara Wainer will join the Spitzer faculty as a tenure-track assistant professor of architecture and urbanism, teaching in the undergraduate architecture studios in fall 2022. Dr. Wainer is an architect, urbanist, and development specialist
Dr. William Brinkman-Clark will join Spitzer as a visiting scholar during the fall semester, brining his interest in “Movement, Change, and Fixity in Contemporary Architectural Thought and Pedagogy.” While at Spitzer, he will assist in consolidating a pilot program for a transdisciplinary studio between UNAM and Spitzer, interview Spitzer and other CUNY faculty on their
Dear Spitzer community, I am very pleased—really, the better word is thrilled—to share this excellent news with you: Dr. Michael Miller is the new interim associate dean of the Spitzer School of Architecture! Michael is an experienced college-level administrator and a proven, innovative leader who loves the Spitzer School and is dedicated to its mission;
Jesse McCormick and Mariana Righi have been selected as the inaugural Spitzer Fellows, to be in residence at Spitzer during the 2022-23 academic year. McCormick will work on “Speculative/Unspeculative: Land Banks in New York State,” while Righi’s project is “Construction of a Concrete-Foam Structure Using Recycled EPS Formwork, Computer Vision, and Robotic Fabrication.” McCormick received
We’re excited to report that CCNY included two Spitzer students on its Great Grads highlight publication this year. JEANA PEARL FLETCHER – MLA PROGRAM After leaving Delaware to pursue college track and field, and an undergraduate degree in visual arts and environmental policy in New York City, Jeana Fletcher eventually found her passion in
Assistant Professor Dr. Mohammad Bolhassani is part of a team selected to receive $2.4 million in funding from the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) of the U.S. Department of Energy. The objective of the research project, part of HESTIA (Harnessing Emissions into Structures Taking Input from the Atmosphere), is to investigate technologies for