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Adjunct Lecturer Chelsea Haines, who teaches architectural history at the Spitzer School, has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Fellowship to support research in Israel for her doctoral dissertation in the Art History Program at the CUNY Graduate Center. Her dissertation, “Staging Modernism, Building Nationalism: Israeli Art Exhibitions, 1948–1965,” explores the intersection of modernist art and

MLA second-year students Babbie Dunnington, Anna Ceraulo Jalazo, Kate Jirasiritham, and Margaret Mulligan will present work from their fall 2016 studio entitled “Toward an Industrial Ecology: Staten Island’s North Shore” on March 23 at the Brooklyn College symposium Building the Outer Boroughs: Architecture and Urbanism Beyond Manhattan. The fall 2016 graduate landscape architecture research studio, coordinated

The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture at The City College of New York is pleased to announce a partnership with CetraRuddy, an award-winning architecture, planning and design firm, for the development of a newly sponsored architectural studio for students in the Master of Architecture I Program. The new initiative, titled “CetraRuddy Design Studio

Following are the Advanced Studios that are being offered in spring 2017: Ruth Berktold TXL Innovation Hub Tegel Airport, Berlin, Germany Philip Lee Air Conditions: Thermodynamics and Architecture Storage Landmark Building, St. Louis, Missouri Martin Stigsgaard U Thant Island: An Architectural Investigation and Proposal for a Future Federal Prison for 500 Inmates East River, New

CCNY Spitzer School Urban Design students and faculty are Chicago-bound. Their studio is devoting the spring 2017 semester to an investigation of and a series of designs for the city’s South Side. Their immersive research trip to the city before the start of the semester (in the chilly month of January) will be packed with