12:30-1:30 p.m. JMBC – Spitzer School Concourse Level In requiring the discipline of architecture to be a more responsive and collaborative practice, there is much to learn from our past engagement with systems of power and their impacts on race. How do race and identity shape our understanding and experiences of space? What can the
MLA second-year students Babbie Dunnington, Anna Ceraulo Jalazo, Kate Jirasiritham, and Margaret Mulligan will present work from their fall 2016 studio entitled “Toward an Industrial Ecology: Staten Island’s North Shore” on March 23 at the Brooklyn College symposium Building the Outer Boroughs: Architecture and Urbanism Beyond Manhattan. The fall 2016 graduate landscape architecture research studio, coordinated
6:30-8:30 p.m. Spitzer School, 2nd Floor This event will provide an opportunity for current students to be mentored by fellow graduates of the school. There will also be an opportunity to review portfolios and resumes as well. The theme of DiverCITY speaks to the diverse network of CCNY architecture, landscape, urban design & sustainability alumni
Professionally Speaking with Prof. Aydogan Akseli
Shereese Trumpet, a student in her final year of the Bachelor of Architecture program, is one of 20 distinguished minority architects and designers featured in the Say It Loud exhibition, which celebrates the creative work of members of the National Organization of Minority Architects, New York Coalition of Black Architects. Trumpet is the only student featured
6:00-8:00p.m. both days SSA Library Computer Lab (rm 101C) Benjamin Wellington, Landscape Metrics This workshop will introduce students to the interactive web mapping with JavaScript and CSS. Employing the Leaflet.js mapping library, students will learn how the web browser can be harnessed as a platform to design not only the graphical representation of geospatial data,