The Spitzer community is saddened by the passing of Peter Gisolfi, AIA, ASLA. He was a much beloved and respected faculty member from 1975 until his retirement in 2019. He passed away peacefully on Thursday, June 15th. Peter had a vibrant career as an architect, landscape architect, and educator. During his time at the Spitzer
We are delighted to announce, Spitzer Architecture is searching for an assistant professor of design and sustainability. From the CUNY Careers Job Listing: To view the job posting at CUNY, click here and enter JOB#26084 into the search field. FACULTY VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture (SSA) seeks applications for a
The Chair’s office at the Spitzer School of Architecture is thrilled to announce the Architecture Department Lunchtime Lecture Series for Fall 2022. In this series of in-person talks, Spitzer faculty members will share their work and research with our community. All students, faculty, and staff are welcomed to attend. We are grateful to our speakers
The Chair’s office at Spitzer is thrilled to announce the Architecture Department Lunchtime Lecture Series for Spring 2021. In this series of Zoom talks, Spitzer faculty members will share their work and research with our community. All students, faculty, and staff are welcomed to attend. These events are co-sponsored and moderated by Spitzer student
The Chair’s office at Spitzer is thrilled to announce the Architecture Department Lunchtime Lecture Series for Fall 2020. In this series of Zoom talks, Spitzer faculty members will share their work and research with our community. All students, faculty, and staff are welcomed to attend. These events are co-sponsored and moderated by Spitzer student
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