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The spring 2025 Sciame lecture series, Still Making Space for Gender, centers women and LGBTQIA+ folk in the built environment. While the discourse framing gender morphs and gender identities broaden and become more intersectional, the predicament remains the same. Women and LGBTQIA+folk continue to struggle against exploitation and fight for equal rights and equity opportunities

Assistant Director of the J. Max Bond Center for Urban Futures Lizzie MacWillie‘s recent article “More Than Skin Deep” in Urban Omnibus discusses the ongoing renovations of public housing developments in New York City, specifically focusing on the PACT (Permanent Affordability Compact Together) program. The article explores these issues through various perspectives, including those of

Bernard Spring, an influential architect and educator who helped transform architectural education in America by championing the integration of modern technology and community engagement into design curricula, died on January 2, 2025. As the inaugural dean of the School of Architecture and Environmental Studies (now the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture) at The City

Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc. (MVVA), a landscape architecture firm, gifted $30,000 to the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture at The City College of New York for the establishment of The MVVA Fellowship Program for students in the Master of Landscape Architecture program. The MVVA Fellowship seeks to support rising individuals in the field of landscape architecture who

Ten student projects representing the Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Architecture I, Master of Science in Architecture, Master of Landscape Architecture, and Master of Urban Planning in Urban Design programs were recently featured in Dezeen’s latest School Show. A daycare center with a design inspired by a forest and the Japanese concept of Komorebi, a design