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Lectures1.17.2017

poster: spring 2017 Roofpod Lecture Series

Berardo Matalucci: Toward the Personalization of the Thermal Envirorment

Feb 8, 2017

Solar RoofPod Lunch Lecture Series - Spring 2017

Berardo Matalucci Case, RPI Toward the Personalization of the Thermal Environment: Integrating User Experience with Building Technology Advancement 12:30 p.m. All lectures are free and open to students on a first-come, first-served basis. Lectures take place in the Solar RoofPod atop the Spitzer School.

News12.28.2016

rendering of REACH: Brooklyn College Art Gallery

Marina Santos M Arch ’18 Wins AIA Honor

M Arch second-year student Marina Santos is the winner of a 2016 American Institute of Architects New York State (AIANYS) Student Award. The honor is for her project “Reach,” a design proposal for an art gallery at Brooklyn College. Santos will receive a scholarship and have her work exhibited at the Quad State (AIANYS, AIANJ, AIAPA,

EVENT

Commencement

Jun 2, 2017 to Jun 2, 2017

Spitzer School Atrium Gallery Approximately 12:00 p.m. (immediately following college-wide City College Commencement ceremony) Celebration of graduation day, with ceremony, refreshments, and end-of-year student exhibit. Open to all graduating students, family, and friends.

Alumni12.8.2016

MLA Alum Awarded Public Design Commission Design Excellence Award

As Assistant Landscape Architect at the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, Shastine van Vugt (MLA ’12) helped design the new park, Van Name Pelt Plaza, at the Richmond Terrace Wetlands in Staten Island. The project has been awarded a 2016 Public Design Commission Design Excellence Award.

Alumni12.8.2016

MLA Professor and Alum Publish Book

Adjunct Professor Marcha Johnson and Amanda Bayley (MLA ’09) have edited the book Coastal Change: Ocean Conservation and Resilient Communities published by Springer in 2016. This collection of essays and design case studies explores a range of ideas and best practices for adapting to dynamic waterfront conditions while incorporating nature conservation in urbanized coastal areas. The editors

Profiles12.6.2016

Nicholas Cichanowski

Nicholas Cichanowski graduated from the M Arch Program in 2013 Why did you choose SSA? I visited SSA along with several other architecture schools in the New York City area. During my visit, Prof. Bradley Horn, the director of the MArch program, met with me and talked about the school’s philosophy of striking a balance