Fourth-year B Arch student Eunice Jung’s proposal for Valley Stream’s parklands has been featured in the Long Island Herald. Eunice’s project was developed in Professor June Williamson’s Advanced Option Studio in fall 2015. More information>>
The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture is taking on a big idea of building a school in Kenya and changing lives in the Design for Maasai build campaign. Students in an Advanced Studio led by Prof. Robin Osler, and in partnership with the Africa Foundation, are working over the spring semester on an
Projects from Professor June Williamson’s Fall 2014 studio are on view at the exhibition Affordable Housing in New York: The People, Places, and Politics That Transformed a City at CUNY’s Hunter East Harlem Gallery, located at 2180 Third Avenue at East 119th Street. The exhibition is on view through May 15, 2016. More information>>
Adjunct Assistant Professor Jonathan Scelsa has received a $10,000 New York State Council on the Arts League-sponsored Independent Projects grant for “The Gowanus Roof-scape,” which aims to raise knowledge of the existing building makeup in the canal’s watershed.
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Mapping American Legacy Cities (2015) is a comparative data report analyzing the urban trends of population loss, race and ethnicity, residential density and vaccy, unemployment and income for 48 Legacy Cities in the United States. Legacy Cities are cities greater than 50,000 in population that have lost over 20% of their population since peak levels. Inclusion