11.12.15: The New School Parsons School of Design hosted Frank Gehry, FAIA, at “At the Parsons Table” with Paul Goldberger, author of Building Art: The Life and Work of Frank Gehry, the recently published, full-length biography. Continue reading “Sighted”
Category: In The News
In the News
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In this issue:
– AMNH Adds Gilder Center
– Midtown East Modern Makes Moves to Residential
– Shopping on Staten Island’s South Shore
– Short SITEed
– I <Heart> Times Square
– Connector Links the South Bronx to Randall’s Island
Names in the News
Robert Silman, Founder and President Emeritus of Silman, was awarded the Louise du Point Crowninshield Award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Perkins+Will has acquired the London-based firm Portland Design Associates. Continue reading “Names in the News”
New Deadlines
2016 Oculus Editorial Calendar
The Oculus 2015 Editorial Calendar has been set. If you are an architect in practice or by training, or see yourself as an astute observer of New York’s architectural and planning scene, Oculus wants to hear from you! You may submit projects/topics from anywhere, but architects must be New York-based. Please submit story ideas/projects by the deadlines indicated below to Kristen Richards, Hon. AIA, Hon. ASLA: kristen@ArchNewsNow.com.
Spring: Institutional Urban Campuses / New York – Science + Research City
How educational, health-care and other institutions fit into the city’s urban fabric; how they are evolving; what are the challenges they face. How can architecture make these large campuses good neighbors? What amenities can they share?
Deadline for story ideas: 10.30.15
Summer: 2016 AIANY Design Awards
Fall: Tech in the City
Why cutting-edge industry loves older buildings. How technology businesses transform neighborhoods and the city at large. Adaptive Reuse & Interiors.
Deadline for story ideas: 05.16.16
Winter: Preservation & Reinvention / Rethinking Preservation / Preservation & Urbanism / Preservation Today
Projects with a unique take on history and how to reconcile it with contemporary needs. Focus on daylight and natural ventilation as city becomes more dense; historic preservation as zoning tool; quality vs. scale. Is city preserving too much in historic districts?
Deadline for story ideas: 08.19.16 Continue reading “New Deadlines”
Sighted
10.25.15: Eric Goshow, AIA, introduced Kelly Hayes McAlonie, winner of the 2015 AIANYS Matthew W. Del Gaudio Service Award.
Credit: Rick Bell Continue reading “Sighted”
In the News
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In this issue:
– Curtain Up! Light the Lights!
– One Residence Serves Two Populations
– Into Africa
– Pier 17 Sets Sail
– 7 Major Service Changes
– Architecture and Dance Pas de Deux Continue reading “In the News”
Names in the News
James Carpenter, James Carpenter Design Associates; Brad Cloepfil, AIA, Allied Works Architecture; James Cutler, FAIA, Anderson Cutler Architects; Ralph Johnson, FAIA, Perkins+Will; Signe Nielsen, FASLA, Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects; and Mary Miss have been inducted as National Academicians at the National Academy Museum & School. Continue reading “Names in the News”
New Deadlines
2016 Oculus Editorial Calendar
The Oculus 2015 Editorial Calendar has been set. If you are an architect in practice or by training, or see yourself as an astute observer of New York’s architectural and planning scene, Oculus wants to hear from you! You may submit projects/topics from anywhere, but architects must be New York-based. Please submit story ideas/projects by the deadlines indicated below to Kristen Richards, Hon. AIA, Hon. ASLA: kristen@ArchNewsNow.com.
Spring: Institutional Urban Campuses / New York – Science + Research City
How educational, health-care and other institutions fit into the city’s urban fabric; how they are evolving; what are the challenges they face. How can architecture make these large campuses good neighbors? What amenities can they share?
Deadline for story ideas: 10.30.15
Summer: 2016 AIANY Design Awards
Fall: Tech in the City
Why cutting-edge industry loves older buildings. How technology businesses transform neighborhoods and the city at large. Adaptive Reuse & Interiors.
Deadline for story ideas: 05.16.16
Winter: Preservation & Reinvention / Rethinking Preservation / Preservation & Urbanism / Preservation Today
Projects with a unique take on history and how to reconcile it with contemporary needs. Focus on daylight and natural ventilation as city becomes more dense; historic preservation as zoning tool; quality vs. scale. Is city preserving too much in historic districts?
Deadline for story ideas: 08.19.16 Continue reading “New Deadlines”
Sighted
10.14.15: The minds behind the innovative trash-management project Closed Loops, Juliette Spertus and Benjamin Miller, joined the Center for Architecture at 181 Front Street, the South Street Seaport Culture District, to discuss the transportation of trash, the city’s landfills and waterways, and new ways of designing our waste system. Continue reading “Sighted”
In the News
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In this issue:
– A Glass Gallery Designed for Tiffany
– The River Runs Through It
– It Takes a Village Orphanage
– Museum Makes its Move
– What’s Up with the Lowline? Continue reading “In the News”