Category: In The News

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In this issue:
– Lighting Up at PS1 This Summer: Lumen by Jenny Sabin Studio
– It Takes a Teachers Village: Richard Meier & Partners’ Teachers Village to revitalize Newark
– The BIG Bubbly: Bjarke Ingels Group designs S. Pellegrino bottling plant
– Banking on Cord Blood: Francis Cauffman’s Upstate Cord Blood Bank opens
– Silicon Alley’s New Manhattan Hub: de Blasio unveils Davis Brody Bond-designed Tech Hub Continue reading “In the News”

02.28.17: Call for Applications: Be Original Americas Summer Design Fellowship

02.28.17: Call for Entries: A’ Design Award and Competition

03.01.17: Call for Nominations: World Monuments Fund 2018 World Monuments Watch

03.01.17: Call for Entries: Building and Social Housing Foundation (BSHF) and UN-Habitat’s World Habitat Awards 2017/18

03.03.17: Call for Proposals: AIANY Interiors Committee Speed Presentations Edition 8 – Community Interiors Continue reading “New Deadlines”

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In this issue:
– New in NoHo: 22 Bond by BKSK Architects
– Etsy Does It: Gensler Designs E-Commerce Headquarters
– Distribution HQ Revitalizes Downtown: Deborah Berke Partners’ Cummins Indy Distribution Headquarters Opens
– From Notorious Detention Center to Vibrant Mixed-Use Space: WXY and BLA Create The Peninsula in The Bronx
– A Place for Kids to Hang Before Take-Off
Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership (LHSA+DP): LHSA+DP Designs JetBlue Junior at JFK

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Among the more than half a million protesters at the Women’s March on Washington were representatives from at least 10 different architectural and urbanist groups. These marchers, many in pink hard hats, came together from New York, Washington, Detroit, California, and other locations across the country. The group, made up of architects, designers, urbanists, community organizers, housing advocates and everyone else working to make the built environment more equitable for all citizens, marched in support of a statement from the Women’s March itself: “We stand together in solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families, recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our country.” Continue reading “Architects Build Hope at Women’s March”

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In this issue:

– Two Performance Venues in One Space: Toshiko Mori Architect-Designed A.R.T./New York Opens
– Clouds & Time: Steven Holl Architects Designs a Culture and Health Center in Shanghai
– Cornering the Townhouse Market
– A Hybrid Building Grows in QueensLeong Leong and JCJ Architects Design a Center for Community and Entrepreneurship
– Never Mind the Bollocks: Perkins Eastman and M. Ludvik & Co. are Designing The Container Globe Continue reading “In the News”

01.27.17: Call for Applications: 2017 Hart Howerton Travel Fellowship

01.30.17: Call for Ideas: Urban Design Forum’s The Crisis of Maintenance

01.30.17: Call for Papers: 2017 New York Passive House Conference & Expo (NYPH17), 06.16.17

01.31.17: Call for Entries: 2017 North American Copper in Architecture Awards

02.01.17: Call for Applications: Center for Architecture Arnold W. Brunner Grant

02.01.17: Call for Entries: Metals in Construction Magazine’s 2017 Design Challenge

02.01.17: Call for Presentations: The Center for Health Design’s 2017 Healthcare Design Expo & Conference, 11.11-14.17, Orlando, FL

02.03.17: Call for Entries: AIANY 2017 Design Awards Continue reading “New Deadlines”