Faculty Work
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The Dawn of Aquarius: The New Beginning at Lakeeren Gallery
Art faculty Visiting Associate Professor Renate Ferro, Assistant Professor of the Practice New Media Jaret Vadera take part in a year-long exhibition.
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AAP Team Develops Sustainable Building Simulation Method
Under the direction of architecture faculty Timur Dogan and Katharina Kral, a team led by Allison Bernett (M.Arch. '20) has released a new sustainability framework to understand the full environmental impact of building design early in the process.
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Can You Park Your Scooter There? Why Scooter Riders Mispark and What To Do About It
A paper in Findings co-authored by transportation planner Nicholas J. Klein, CRP, suggests that in-app reminders, additional infrastructure, signage, and fines would be the most effective interventions to improve parking compliance.
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Infrared: Philippe Rahm—Portraits, Swiss Camera Museum
Spring 2020 visiting critic Philippe Rahm's portrait of associate professors of the practice in architecture Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen is part of Rahm's solo exhibition in Vevey, Switzerland.
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The Architecture of Waste: Design for a Circular Economy
Caroline O'Donnell, Dillon Pranger, Felix Heisel
The new book edited by Edgar A. Tafel Professor Caroline O'Donnell and Visiting Critic Dillon Pranger includes two chapters by Assistant Professor Felix Heisel.
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Exhibition: Ballman Khapalova: The Waltemath Foundation, Feb. 4–Mar. 12
Dasha Khapalova, Peter Ballman
At The Cooper Union, architecture's Peter Ballman and Dasha Khapalova exhibit drawings from their under-construction project in Hooper, Nebraska.
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Productivity Divergence: State Policy, Corporate Capture and Labour Power in the USA
A recent paper by CRP Professor Mildred Warner shows that returns to labor are lower in states with more corporate influence in state policy.
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America Needs a Climate Adaptation Strategy
In an OpEd for The Hill, CRP's Linda Shi and coauthor Sierra Woodruff say adaptation planning is about more than readying the built environment.
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COVID-19 Policy Differences Across U.S. States: Shutdown, Reopen and Mask Mandates
Paper by Professor Mildred Warner and Xue Zhang (Ph.D. RS '19) updates findings discussed at a recent panel: Planning, Public Health, and Responses to COVID-19.
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Super Nature
Yalla features architectural designer and Professor Jenny Sabin's bio-responsive, new-technology installation "Purl" in Abu Dhabi. See pages 52–54.
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Reconfiguring the Present: A 2020 List of Other Futures
Frieze says art Assistant Professor Alexandro Segade's graphic novel/queer utopian philosophical treatise puts socio-political theory into action.
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The U.S. General Who Steered China Right
CRP faculty Thomas J. Campanella pens a Wall Street Journal OpEd about the U.S. general who got China to change from driving on the left to the right.
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CI:RCLE – Circular Ithaca: Researching Construction in the Local Economy
Architecture's Felix Heisel and team have won a 2021–22 Cornell Engaged Research Grant to investigate circular build potential in the City and Town of Ithaca.
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The Winners of the 2020 Studio Prize
Architect selected the option studio Weighted Transparency: Literal and Phenomenal taught by Spring 2020 Visiting Associate Professor Naomi Frangos.
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ASMR4, Vol. 8: Clear Comfort: Photographs from the Alice Austen Archive
A new title on Austen's family home coauthored by art assistant professor and photographer Dan Torop, for a series of artist books on the strange and forgotten.
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Curating Model Behavior
Eight Cornell student projects based on unrealized Noguchi concepts are presented by Spring 2020 visiting associate professor in architecture Naomi Frangos.
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Climate Urbanism: Towards a Critical Research Agenda (Castán Broto, Robin, & While, eds.)
CRP's Linda Shi authored the chapter "The New Climate Urbanism: Old Capitalism with Climate Characteristics" in a new book from Palgrave Macmillan.
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DIS-CONTENT: Amy Barkow, Leslie Brack, David Schafer
Through Dec. 19 in LA: painter and visiting lecturer Leslie Brack and others explore "the yearning to be determinate at a time of exceptional fragility."