In the News | 11/11/20
Bushwick Generator by HWKN. Image: www.viewpointstudios.co.

HWKN Unveils Bushwick Generator, Urban Office Campus HWKN has released images for the Bushwick Generator, a 400,000-square-foot urban office campus located at 215...

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Civic Leadership Program | 11/11/20
CLP Development Session 5:  School Integration and Its Spatialization. Image: Courtesy of Center for Architecture.

“Part of why I think it’s so important to engage with school buildings, is that this is the first civic space, and possibly the only civic space, that a lot of...

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Chapter News | 11/11/20

AIA New York is seeking applications for open co-chair positions by the end of the year for following committees: Diversity & Inclusion Planning and Urban...

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Chapter News | 11/6/20
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Oculus magazine, AIA New York's quarterly publication, commits to more actively stand up against systemic racism and inequality through our coverage and invites our...

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Featured Member | 10/28/20
Barbara Spandorf, FAIA, LEED AP, Assistant Director, CUNY.

Barbara Spandorf, FAIA, LEED AP, champions architectural practice through her leadership in creating award-winning facilities in the public realm. Skillfully working...

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Chapter News | 10/27/20

The AIANY Social Science and Architecture Committee is seeking applications for a new co-chair with the planned departure of the current co-chair by the end of the...

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Civic Leadership Program | 10/27/20
Understanding the power of program: how to activate spaces to generate community development and resiliency. Image by Sarah Ahmad and Vera A. Voropaeva.

Affordable housing is a universal need and architects play a significant role in making it an option for all. As it currently faces its own housing crisis, New York City...

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Policy and Advocacy | 10/27/20
Wilson County Court House, Wilson, North Carolina. Credit: Beyond My Ken via Wikimedia Commons.

AIA New York expresses its strong opposition to the continued efforts of the Trump Administration to mandate that federal buildings reflect classical...

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Policy and Advocacy | 10/26/20
Dwight Burdette via Wikimedia Commons.

AIANY strongly encourages members to partake in the upcoming election and support candidates who value good design. AIA National has prepared presidential candidate...

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In the News | 10/14/20
Pier 26 by OLIN. Photo: Max Guliani for Hudson River Park.

OLIN’s Pier 26 Opens to the Public Pier 26, designed by Philadelphia-based landscape architecture firm OLIN, has recently opened, representing the first new public...

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Chapter News | 10/14/20

The AIANY Emerging New York Architects Committee (ENYA) is seeking applications for a new co-chair with the planned departure of the current co-chair by the end of the...

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Featured Member | 10/14/20
Porie Saikia, FAIA, FCIOB, RIBA, Director, Environmental Sustainability and Compliance, at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority of New York (MTANY).

As the Director, Environmental Sustainability and Compliance, at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority of New York (MTANY), Porie Saikia, FAIA, FCIOB, RIBA, advances...

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Policy and Advocacy | 10/14/20
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio. Photo: Gage Skidmore via Flickr.

With the 2020 general election fast approaching, much is at stake for New York City’s architects. Funding for sustainable design, transportation, and the basic...

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Civic Leadership Program | 10/14/20
A panel discussion focused alternative forms of justice that are currently being implemented, featuring Jae Shepherd, Action St. Louis; Minister Onleilove Chika Alston, M.Div., MSW, Urban Youth Alliance International, Inc.; Raphael Sperry, Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility;  Rob DeLeon, The Fortune Society, Inc. Image courtesy of AIA New York.

On Friday, August 28, the 2020 class of the AIANY Civic Leadership Program (CLP) convened for its third remote development session, organized by Chris Perrodin, Assoc....

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Policy and Advocacy | 9/30/20
Rikers Island. Tim Rodenberg via Wikimedia Commons.

For years, advocates have pushed to close Rikers Island. Conditions for detainees in the infamous jail have long been inhumane due to the physical state of the buildings...

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Featured Member | 9/30/20
Scott Marble, FAIA, Partner, Marble Fairbanks Architects.

Scott Marble, FAIA, has worked to advance the discipline of architecture through his leadership in design innovation, architectural education and professional practice....

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In the News | 9/16/20
One Vanderbilt by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates. Photo: Raimund Koch.

Ribbon Cut on KPF’s One Vanderbilt The ribbon was cut at the Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates-designed One Vanderbilt, the first tower completed as part of New York...

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Civic Leadership Program | 9/16/20
Courtesy of Center for Architecture.

“I think for all of us—whether you’re on the design side, whether you’re on the public side or the private side—I would suggest that participation is becoming...

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Chapter News | 9/16/20

The AIANY Architecture Dialogue Committee is seeking applications for new co-chairs with the planned departure of one of the current co-chairs in the Fall. The AIANY...

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Featured Member | 9/16/20
Sara Lopergolo, FAIA, Partner, Selldorf Architects. Photo: Courtesy of Sara Lopergolo.

As a Partner at Selldorf Architects, where she has practiced for over 20 years, Sara Lopergolo, FAIA, has created elegant design solutions for cultural, residential, and...

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