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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...
Census responses help determine how much funding New York receives for transportation, affordable housing, and other architectural priorities. Many have grown fearful...
Despite delays and limitations caused by COVID-19, this year’s AIA New York Day of Service was a resounding success for the teams, organizations, volunteers, and end...
Erik L’Heureux, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C, is Design Director at Pencil Office, as well as Vice Dean, Special Projects at the School of Design and Environment at the National...
Recipe for a Room: A Design Contest, organized by the AIANY Interiors Committee to benefit the New York City Restaurant Employee Relief Fund, named the competition's...
COLLECTIVE and Tang Kawasaki Studio Design O.N.S. Clothing Store in Nolita O.N.S Clothing, a men’s lifestyle brand has “soft” opened a 2,700-square-foot...
Vivian Lee, FAIA, LEED AP, designs meticulously crafted buildings that—through environmental calibration, technological innovation, and a keen understanding of local...
With New York City burdened by the simultaneous crises of climate change, systemic racism, and a once-in-a-generation pandemic, architects must reevaluate their role in...
With years of neglect leading to a backlog of maintenance needs, the woes of the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) are nothing new to most New Yorkers. The...
Andrew Knox, FAIA, has focused his practice on elevating the lives of the societally disadvantaged through innovative humanistic design. Ever since Knox was named...
BKSK Completes Transformation of Former Tammany Hall HQ BKSK has completed the transformation of the former Tammany Hall headquarters, rebranded as 44 Union Square...
Scott Henson, FAIA, advances the field of historic preservation, elevating traditional building practices to globally conscious, sustainable design. Henson’s crafted...
As COVID-19 numbers continue to decrease in the New York City area and New York State continues its phased reopening, AIANY is pleased to announce that our partners at...
Despite concerns about a resurgence of COVID-19 cases, New York is moving ahead with its reopening. New cases and fatalities have fallen dramatically since the virus...
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...
Projects by Stephan Jaklitsch, FAIA, are explorations into the widely applicable potential of architectural design. Together with Mark Gardner, AIA, NOMA, Jaklitsch...
The current financial crisis has impacted all levels of government. Transit agencies across the country have been especially hard hit as ridership has remained at low...
On Tuesday, July 7, AIANY held its first-ever virtual Honors and Awards Luncheon, celebrating architects, public servants, journalists, and organizations that are...
On July 1, 2020, the AIA New York held its 153rd Annual Meeting, the first ever in a fully virtual format. The event provided a chance for members to come together and...
We're hosting AIA New York's 15th Annual Honors and Awards Luncheon virtually this year on Tuesday, July 7, from 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM ET! Check back for the livestream...
