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Women in Design

Oct 5, 2016

A CCNY Networking Event with BKSK Architects

6:30-8:30 p.m. BKSK Architects 28 West 25th Street, 4th Floor Free – Registration required Join City College Professor & BKSK Architects Partner Joan Krevlin with fellow Partner Julie Nelson in conversation on the presence and influence of women in the architecture and design world. Register here.

News9.12.2016

An aerial view of the Solar Roofpod at the innovative Spitzer School of Architecture.

Rooftop Garden Wins Grant from Borough President

In its first season, the Solar RoofPod garden atop the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture building has yielded tomatoes, tomatillos, zucchini, cucumber, broccoli, eggplant, cauliflower, jalapenos and other vegetables planted by CCNY Green and students from the City College-based High School for Math, Science and Engineering (HSMSE). The concept proven, the garden has

News9.8.2016

B Arch Student Project Wins Award

B Arch students Young Do Yoo, Sarwat Yunus, Chucky Hui, and Vionna Wai participated in an international design competition sponsored by the Fondation Jacques Rougerie. Their project, entitled Barncity, was one of the awarded projects out of 2,400 entries from 96 countries.

Profiles9.7.2016

Damon Arrington

Damon Arrington graduated from the MLA Program in 2016 Why did you choose SSA? Living in Red Hook during Hurricane Sandy was eye opening. Watching the waters consume my neighborhood shook me to the core. After the storm I knew that a career in Landscape Architecture could guide me in the steps necessary to help

Profiles9.6.2016

Shabir Ahmadi

Shabir Ahmadi, a Fulbright Scholar from Afghanistan, graduated from the Masters of Urban Design Program in 2015 Why did you choose SSA? Already having a degree in architecture, I wanted to continue my education in urban design. Obtaining a degree in urban design gave me a wider perspective in the field of architecture. It provided

News9.2.2016

Professor Marta Gutman Speaks at Columbia and Fordham University

Professor Marta Gutman presented the lecture “’How to Design a Junior High School’: Examples from the 1960s in Berkeley and Harlem” on September 9, 2016, as part of the Collins Kaufmann Forum for Modern Architectural History in the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University. On September 19, 2016, she took part in