10.06.2009: New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation Chair Christina Davis delivered remarks to attendees of “ContextContrast’s” opening.
Stacy Sideris
AIANY First Vice President Anthony Schirripa, AIA, and Mark Silberman, General Counsel for the Landmarks Preservation Commission and “ContextContrast” Steering Committee member.
Sam Lahoz
10.07.09: Rick Bell, FAIA, AIANY Executive Director, Judith Kunoff, Chief Architect, NYC Transit, and Sherida Paulsen, FAIA, AIANY President, at the “New York Now” opening.
Sam Lahoz
“New York Now” will remain on view at the south end of the West 4th Street Subway through the end of the month.
Kristen Richards
As in the past, the competition was fierce, particularly between boats sailed by Polshek Partnership, and Fuller & D’Angelo/Pei Partnership. The two were neck-and-neck for the first two of three races, before Polshek was forced to return to the starting line in the third for a false start. However, thanks to the skippering prowess of principal Todd Schliemann, FAIA, Polshek came through the field to place a dramatic third in the final race. Overall, Fuller & D’Angelo/Pei Partnership placed first, Polshek second, and William Nicholas Bodouva Architects third. AIANY placed a very respectable sixth out of 11 — a definite improvement on last year’s ninth place!
The First Place Fuller & D’Angelo/Pei Partnership team.
Dan Stewart
Second Place Polshek Partnership.
Dan Stewart
Third Place William Nicholas Bodouva Architects.
Dan Stewart
Boats round the windward mark.
Dan Stewart
Teams sailed into the sunset.
Dan Stewart
