The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture will be a featured sponsor at the annual gathering of landscape architecture students, LABash. This year, we will be providing goodie bag items for all attendees in the form of the latest issue of the PLOT journal, and a new publication called Unbuilding. LABash will be taking
Mireille Moga, M.Arch 2008, has written a post for Platform about the Ukrainian refugee crisis. The publication is written as a letter called “Letter from Berlin: The War in Ukraine Pushes the City’s Limits” and is illustrated with her photos. Read the Platform article here. About Mireille Moga Mireille Moga (b.1977 Oradea, Romania)
Cornell University will host Spitzer Professor Shawn Rickenbacker as he presents the J. Max Bond Center‘s NYC Research titled, “Design Reparations | New Models of Economic and Spatial Justice” An exploration of politics, economics and the future of urban space. The lecture will be taking place on Wednesday, March 30, 2022, at 5:00pm, and will
Ken and Dan Haron, President and CEO of Artimus Construction and Development, respectively, are recruiting for architectural positions and want to give Spitzer students the first notice. Artimus’ Design VP and several staff members are Spitzer alumni happy to connect with and guide following generations of SSA graduates. They are searching for a candidate with
Recording now available: “Melting Into Air” featuring Iman Ansari [3/17; Spring 2022 Sciame Lecture Series themed “Radical Black Space”]. Melting into Air Architecture is the domain of interactions: the disciplinary exchange of knowledge and expertise, the technical intervention of tools and techniques of practice, and even the physical interplay of objects, bodies, and particles
Spitzer’s MLA program is contributing to an important cause through the school’s musical group The Swales. Following a recent performance, the Landscape Architecture program pledged to make a $500 contribution to a charity, on behalf of The Swales. Marta Gutman, Interim Dean of the School of Architecture, then added $500 more from the dean’s discretionary