News Archives - The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture

News3.21.2023

Prof. Harkema’s Collaborative Practice Selected for 2023 AIANY New Perspectives Award

WIP Collaborative to receive 2023 AIANY New Perspectives Award

AIA New York has selected WIP Collaborative as the winner of the 2023 New Perspectives Award that celebrates individuals or collectives who, through their recent work, take unique, critical positions that contribute to the broader understanding of architecture. Adjunct Associate Professor Lindsay Harkema is a founding member of WIP Collaborative, a shared practice of independent

News3.9.2023

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Sorkin Reading Room Featured in Urban Omnibus

Unpacking His Library, an essay by Mariana Mogilevich in Urban Omnibus, features the Spitzer School of Architecture’s Sorkin Reading Room.

News3.7.2023

Announcing the Spring 2023 Exhibition + Symposium: Mass Support

Please note there is no admission charge for the opening reception, gallery hours, or online symposium. Opening: Tues, March 21st, 6pm RSVP here Gallery Hours: Mon-Fri 10am – 6pm Online Symposium: Wed, April 26th, 10am – 4pm Lavender Fever Homecoming Week 2023 Gallery tour led by co-curator and Distinguished Lecturer Cassim Shepard: Wed, May 3rd,

News3.6.2023

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Dean Gutman Thought Project Podcast on Improving New York

Dean Marta Gutman discusses homelessness and how to make New York City more livable for all on The Thought Project podcast. She talks about her research and advocacy and what advice she’d give New York City Mayor Eric Adams on addressing the city’s homelessness issue. Listen in (or access the transcript) to hear her ideas

News3.1.2023

Course Proposal Wins Inter-university Climate Challenge Award

Adjunct Lecturer Pedro Cruz Cruz M Arch ’22 and Associate Professor Nandini Bagchee have won a course development prize from Columbia University’s Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture and the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA). The course titled Archipelagic Estates of Puerto Rico: Islands and Island Cultures in Light of Climate Change was