This week, the first-year M Arch I students visited the International Masonry Institute in Long Island City as part of their Materials and Construction curriculum. The first-semester course, taught by Alan Feigenberg, Mathias Neumann, and Fabian Llonch, introduces students to systems and techniques employed in construction with a focus on materials like timber and masonry.
Fourth-year B Arch student Bella Fishta recently presented work as part of the Opportunities in Research and Creative Arts Program (ORCA) offered by CCNY. Fishta worked with Associate Professor June Williamson as her faculty advisor. The project, “Graphic Documentation and Analysis Techniques for Case Studies of Suburban Retrofits,” investigated a selection of suburban sites in Connecticut, New Jersey, Maryland,
Master of Landscape Architecture students created this animation in the spring 2018 advanced media seminar Visualizing Central Park, a collaboration with the Central Park Conservancy taught by Lecturer Matthew Seibert. Starting from the far reaches of New York City’s watershed, Park as Infrastructure traces Central Park’s hydrologic infrastructure and explores challenges and solutions for preserving
I am pleased to present City Works X, the tenth volume of the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture’s compilation of student work drawn from the Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Architecture, Master of Landscape Design, Master of Urban Design, and Master of Sustainability in the Urban Environment programs. For its tenth volume, City Works has been conceived of anew. The student work showcased
On September 30, B Arch student Estefano Torres of Fabian Llonch‘s advanced studio, East Harlem: Urban Infrastructures and the Streetscape, presented the studio’s progress at the Party on Park. The studio, sponsored by Artimus, is studying the streets around Park Ave between 111th and 132th to propose architectural solutions that would benefit the community as a whole —
Five projects representing the CCNY Master of Landscape Architecture program were accepted for exhibition in the Barcelona Landscape School’s Prize Exhibition at this year’s International Biennial of Landscape Architecture on September 26-29. Anna Ceraulo Jalazo ’18, The Game of Embodied Analysis Ashleigh Bancel ’18, Building Wasteland Patchariya Kate Jirasiritham ’18, Songs from the Ocean, Dancers