06.06-08.11: The Atelier Projet Urbain/Urban Design Workshop “New York, Stratégies et Régulation Métropolitaine/The New York Metropolis: Strategies and Urban Regulation” was a two-day event featuring programs and projects in NYC. Five panels discussed the experience and vision of public officials, designers, private operators, and civic leaders.
(L-R): Jean-Louis Cohen, Sheldon H. Solow, Professor in the History of Architecture at New York University; Amanda M. Burden, FAICP, Hon. AIANY, Chair of the NYC Planning Commission and Director of the Department of City Planning; Adrian Benepe, Commissioner New York City Department of Parks & Recreation; and Ariella Masboungi, General Advisor for Sustainable Development Ministry of Ecology for France speak at the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union.
Barbara Chénot Camus
AIANY Executive Director Rick Bell, FAIA, led a tour of Lower Manhattan, while Masboungi and Michael Arad, AIA, look at the 9/11 National Memorial construction site from the 10th floor of 7 WTC.
Tom McWilliam
Masboungi with Craig Copeland of Pelli Clarke Pelli at the green roof of the Visionaire.
Barbara Chénot Camus
Attendees enjoyed a dinner boat cruise around Manhattan.
Barbara Chénot Camus
An event was held in the honor of Mark di Suvero (pictured with Rick Bell, FAIA) celebrating the installation of several of his large-scale sculptures on Governors Island, sponsored by Storm King Art Center and on view through 09.25.11.
Susannah C. Drake, ASLA, AIA
06.12.11: The Philip Johnson Glass House fêted its fifth anniversary in culinary style at Dine with Design.
Ricardo Scofidio and Elizabeth Diller of Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, pictured in front of Philip Johnson’s Library/Study at the Philip Johnson Glass House site.
Tom McWilliam
07.06.11: In celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Manhattan Grid, “Mapping the Cityscape,” an exhibition at the Center for Architecture, focuses on the ways in which mapping influences our perception of the environment. It is on view through 9.27.11.
Maps on display from 1609-2011 depict ecological, historic, transportation, planning, cultural, and civic data.
Kathy Kia
Curators/Exhibition Designers Seetha Raghupathy and Abby Suckle, FAIA.
Kathy Kia
07.14.11: Opening of “New Practices São Paulo,” the most recent juried portfolio competition and exhibition of the biennial tradition hosted by the AIANY New Practices Committee. It will be on view at the Center for Architecture through 09.10.11.
Rick Bell, FAIA; Denise Hochbaum; Margaret Castillo, AIA, LEED AP; Jose Armenio de Brito Cruz at the NPSP opening reception.
Courtesy the Center for Architecture