Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture Annual Report – PDF This two-year annual report compilation offers a view, through the lens of “building community,” of an extraordinary two-year period, a glimpse of several of our truly extraordinary students, faculty research, a hint of the transformations ahead, and a look at the support of alumni
Distinguished Professor and Director of the Graduate Urban Design Program Michael Sorkin has been selected for the AIA Collaborative Achievement Award alongside Jan Gehl of Gehl and Anne Taylor of School Zone Institute. This award recognizes the “excellence that results when architects work with those from outside the profession to improve the spaces where people live and work.”
Following are the Advanced Studios that are being offered in spring 2019: Kutan Ayata Diverging Conventions New York, New York Nandini Bagchee Jackson Eco Dwelling Jackson, Mississippi Monica Bertolino Inter-Sections/Interacting with the South American Territory San Juan Province, Argentina Jeremy Edmiston Design/Build: Iona Island Stony Point, New York Jerome Haferd Shifting Ground – The Harlem
In January 2019, Professor Marie Nazon of the SEEK Department traveled to Senegal with students to engage in a three-week course in sustainable development and the ecovillage movement. Undergraduates from the Colin Powell School of Civic and Global Leadership, many majoring in International and Black Studies, and some of Senegalese heritage, were joined by two
B Arch class of 2021 student Gabriela Gonjon has recently been named a University Innovation Fellow as part of the Stanford Global Fellowship Program. Upon acceptance to the program she, along with fellow CCNY undergraduate students Skavi Ballinas (Mechanical Engineering, 2019) and Ahsanul Abeer (Political Science, 2020), are going through training to become better equipped
Fifth-year B Arch students Ysabelle Gamoso, Parshwa Desai, and Gerome Ventura were awarded honorable mention in a competition hosted by Archstorming for a stadium in Queens, NY, for the 2026 World Cup. The competition called for a flexible design that will allow the stadium to be transformed into a residential block after the event. The students’