The Spitzer School has helped to endow the new J. Max Bond Jr. Fund at the Center for Architecture. The founding organizations will collaborate to develop programming in honor of the school’s late dean, Max Bond, and addressesing issues related to equity, underrepresented communities in design, and global cultures — particularly those of Africa and
Harlem’s East Calvary Day Care underwent major renovations in 2020-2021 thanks to generous grants from the offices of NY State Senator Brian A. Benjamin and City Councilman Bill Perkins. A team from our J. Max Bond Center for Urban Futures led the renovations with Prof. Shawn Rickenbacker in the lead and Estefano Torres B Arch
Design the city at City! The Spitzer School offers accredited professional degrees for undergraduate and graduate students (from all undergraduate backgrounds), along with advanced, post-professional degree programs for architects and landscape architects. Take the first step by learning about these award-winning architecture and design programs — and how to apply — at an info session
PLOT Volume 9: Top Down Bottom Up (Spring 2020) has received the 2021 Douglas Haskell Award’s Honorable Mention for Student Architecture Journals from the Center for Architecture. The award letter noted, “The jury was particularly impressed with the fresh and relevant content included in the publication.” PLOT is the annual landscape journal edited by the
The new Spitzer Commons website, created by and for Spitzer School students, launched last week with in-person celebrations and a club fair in the Spitzer School Gallery. Student clubs AIAS, NOMAS, GARC, ASLAS, FAME, CCNY Green, and SSAA all participated in the festivities. Spitzer Commons was conceived during the fully remote period of the pandemic
Adjunct Associate Professor Lindsay Harkema and the members of WIP Collaborative have been selected as one of two winners of The Design Trust for Public Space’s RFP, “The Restorative City: Building Community Wellness Through Public Space.” WIP’s proposed project, “The Neurodiverse City,” is a collaboration with Verona Carpenter Architects with the support of Center for