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News9.24.2018

Drone view of the Spitzer School of Architecture in New York City.

CCNY Ranked by DesignIntelligence

City College is listed among the country’s “most admired” undergraduate architecture schools in the 2018 DesignIntelligence ranking. For this prestigious annual ranking, DesignIntelligence surveyed more than 6,000 hiring professionals regarding which architecture schools they most admire for a combination of faculty, programs, culture and student preparation for the profession. Since 1847, The City College of

News9.20.2018

Professor Gutman to Speak at Princeton University

Professor Marta Gutman will give the lecture “Just Space: Architecture, Education, and Inequality in Postwar Urban America” at the School of Architecture at Princeton University at 12pm on November 7th 2018. Click here for additional information.

News9.17.2018

Housing Studio Yields Publication and Award

Student work from the CetraRuddy Design Studio in Housing continues to garner public attention. In May, the Urban Omnibus Intersections series published “House Proud” by M Arch students David Clark Smith and Isaac Telio-Bejar. Their article focuses on two new residential projects — one in Brooklyn, one in Los Angeles — that use design to address

News9.17.2018

MLA-Invented “Biopoly” Showcased at Biodesign Challenge

The 2017-18 Master of Landscape Architecture first-year studio explored the microscopic realm of the body and the city by finding the commonality between gut flora and soil bacteria. As a team, they compiled a proposal for a new multiform infrastructure for New York City that will build a robust microbiome. The class developed five infrastructural tools that were then

News9.11.2018

Two Students Win ASLA Honor Awards 2018

The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) named 2018 MLA graduates Kate Jirasiritham and Sarah Toth winners of ASLA 2018 Student Awards. Their exemplary work was selected out of 332 entries representing 17 schools for two of only 27 awards. Jirasiritham’s work, Songs from the Ocean, Dancers from the Land: Rendering an Ecological Choreography of

News9.5.2018

Llonch Work at the Venice Biennale

Work by Associate Professor Fabian Llonch is currently featured at the Argentina Pavilion at the 2018 Venice Biennale and can be viewed through September 29. This year’s exhibition, Freespace, features, “work that exemplifies essential qualities of architecture which include the modulation, richness and materiality of surface; the orchestration and sequencing of movement, revealing the embodied