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News5.18.2018

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Students Lead Design Workshop at Waterfront Conference

Photos and story by Yuriko Jewett UD ’18 The Spitzer School was well represented at the Waterfront Alliance’s 2018 Waterfront Conference—Cities on the Edge on Tuesday, May 8, onboard the Hornblower Infinity at Pier 40 in Hudson River Park. Master of Landscape Architecture students Anna Ceraulo-Jalazo, Babbie Dunnington, Hana Georg, Robynne Heymans, and Rujuta Naringrekar

News5.17.2018

SSA AIAS Chapter Hosts the Northeastern Quad Conference

The SSA chapter of American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) sponsored the 2018 REACH Quad, which brought 300 students from 31 schools of architecture in the Northeast to our school for four days in April. Students engaged with new faces for networking, workshops, firm and walking tours, keynote lectures by distinguished speakers, as well as a

News4.9.2018

Quardean Lewis-Allen Named in Crain’s 40 under 40

Adjunct Lecturer Quardean Lewis-Allen has been named in Crain’s 40 under 40 2018 list of rising New York business stars.

News4.4.2018

Rickenbacker Is Director of J. Max Bond Center

Shawn L. Rickenbacker has been named director of the J. Max Bond Center for Urban Futures, The City College of New York’s research and design center focused on Cities. Rickenbacker’s appointment was announced by City College President Vince Boudreau and Gordon Gebert, Acting Dean, The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture. The Bond Center

News3.9.2018

SSA Students Are Finalists for Zahn Innovation Prize

Three groups of SSA students in the BArch and MArch programs in Professor Suzan Wines’ fall 2017 Advanced Studio are among the four groups of finalists for the 2018 Zahn Social Impact Prize. Professor Wines’ studio explored the ways in which architects can apply their strategic thinking and design skills to long-term solutions for problems

News3.3.2018

Urban Design Studio Goes to Costa Rica

Article and photos by Sara Altohamy, UD class of 2018 Urban sprawl, informal settlements, and contaminated rivers–in addition to the natural beauty, touristic activities, historic preservation, and beautiful beaches on the Caribbean–are among many issues that made it unique to explore and challenge the architecture and urban situation in Costa Rica. In February 2018, City College’s