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Lectures5.17.2015

Waterproofing New York

Aug 20, 2015

The Landscape Architecture Program of the City College of New York’s Spitzer School of Architecture, with support from the Municipal Art Society, American Society of Landscape Architects New York Chapter, and the Institute for Urban Design, will host a conference of municipal leaders, scientists, engineers, and designers to explore the impact of past and future

Publications5.15.2015

PLOT Volume 4: Waste Stream

Featuring curated submissions by students, faculty, artists, and practitioners, Volume 4 explores the theme of WASTE STREAM, developed by the second-year MLA student editorial board in collaboration with faculty advisor Catherine Seavitt Nordenson and designer Isaac Gertman. Contributions to this issue reveal many interpretations of WASTE STREAM, from culture to terraforming to rethinking our own

Awards & Honors5.14.2015

Heritage Ball

Katherine Serrano

Dean Ranalli attended The Heritage Ball, the annual black tie event to support the AIA New York Chapter and the Center for Architecture Foundation on October 24, 2013 at Chelsea Piers/Pier Sixty. Katherine Serrano, pictured with the Dean, currently a third year student, was awarded a Heritage Ball Scholarship of $2000. Congratulations Katherine! “Attending the

Awards & Honors5.14.2015

ACSA Steel Design Competition Awards

Design an International Border Crossing

Donovan Dunkley, Vail Nuguid, Alexia Sanchez, Joan Krevlin, Joan Battle

Congratulations to the students whose projects from the Spring 2014 fourth-year B Arch studios won awards in this year’s ACSA Steel Design Competition! The competition program was to design an international border crossing. A project from Martin Stigsgaard’s studio by Donovan Dunkley, Vail Nuguid, and Alexia Sanchez won first place:Kyrgyzstan-China Border Crossing. One from Joan

News5.14.2015

Park(ing) Day

On Friday 19 September, ten first-year MLA students participated in the 2014 Park(ing) Day festivities, a daylong, international “happening” in which people transform parking spaces into temporary public space. With support from the NY Chapter of the American Association of Landscape Architecture, the students converted two spaces in West Harlem, one focused on reflective power

News4.30.2015

SSA Students visit NYPL Print Collection

On 3 March 2015, David Christie, Specialist in the Print Collection at the New York Public Library, led a workshop on rare architecture books and prints for students in Assistant Professor Sean Weiss’ seminar on the History of Architectural Representation.