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Our 2023 Fall Sciame Lecture Series is titled Crosscurrents: Architecture, Landscape, and Spatial Practices in Southwest Asia and North Africa and assembles designers, scholars, practitioners, and activists who engage the territories of Southwest Asia and North Africa. Crosscurrents: Architecture, Landscape, and Spatial Practices in Southwest Asia and North Africa probes the radical reimagining of the region

The City College of New York is the recipient of a three-year $1.5 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to support a new multidisciplinary Place, Memory and Culture Incubator (PMCI) in the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture. The incubator’s focus will be community-based partnerships and projects in Harlem that engage built-environment design and

Professor Jerome Haferd and his architectural firm JEROME HAFERD / BRANDT : HAFERD won first place in the Africatown International Design Idea Competition for site number two at the former Josephine Allen public housing area in Mobile, Alabama with his proposal “In the Wake.” The Design Idea Competition is a way to create a vision for The Africatown Cultural Mile, 16 venues

On July 12, the Biden administration announced that landscape architecture has been designated a STEM discipline, recognizing the high degree of science, technology, engineering and mathematics coursework required in landscape architecture collegiate programs. This new designation is expected to result in more young people being introduced to the profession and to allow programs such as the