Announcements
Transportation planner Nick Klein, CRP, will benefit from the time and resources for high-quality social scientific scholarship that is provided by the program.
25 Creative Revolutionaries Lead the Way for Positive Change
CODAworx named Associate Professor Jenny Sabin and alumna Meredith Winner (B.F.A. '08) among a community of creative designers who inspire positive change.
Fourteen Honored with Iceland's Order of the Falcon
Congratulations to M.Arch. alum Pétur Ármannsson, recipient of the Knight's Cross for his scholarly work on the history of architecture in Iceland.
Nominations for the 2020 Icelandic Literary Prize
Pétur Ármannsson's (M.Arch. '91) book Guðjón Samúelson carpenter was nominated for a nonfiction 2020 Icelandic Literary Prize.
Amie Cunat: "Checkerbloom" at Peep Gallery, Jan. 13–Feb. 17
Amie Cunat's (M.F.A. '12) show is on view at Peep Gallery in Philadelphia, an exhibition and project space created by fellow art alum Libby Rosa (M.F.A. '19).
New American Paintings MFA Annual #147
Work by Kirk Henriques (M.F.A. '21) was selected for the new MFA issue of New American Paintings, a juried "exhibition in print."
Dr. Joseph Anthony Rukus Jr. (1966–2020)
AAP and the Department of City and Regional Planning note with sadness the passing of Joe Rukus (M.R.P. '09), on December 28.
The World's Best Architecture Firms: Revealing the Winners of the 2021 A+Firm Awards
Architizer's A+ Firm Award in the Architecture – Conceptual category goes to the firm of visiting critics Dasha Khapalova and Peter Ballman.
2021 AIANY Design Awards: St. John's Park by Ballman Khapalova
A proposed mixed-use transportation nexus in lower Manhattan by visiting critics Dasha Khapalova and Peter Ballman has won an AIANY design award.
Gensler Family Endows, Names Cornell AAP NYC Program
M. Arthur Gensler and his family's recent $10 million endowment gift names and supports the future of AAP's thriving New York City program.
Center's Grants Seed Diverse Research in the Social Sciences
Professor Mildred Warner, CRP, received a Cornell Center for Social Sciences grant to research "State-level COVID-19 Policies: Economics, Equity and Health."
Event: Projecting Fellows Symposium Series
Projecting Fellows Symposium Series organized by architecture alums Kyle Schumann, Katie MacDonald includes Sekou Cooke and José Ibarra. Next event: Jan. 12.
Jan. 16–17: ECOWEEK 2021 Rome: Towards Intersectional Justice
The event curated by Ph.D. HAUD candidate Maria Luisa Palumbo features history of architecture Professor Esra Akcan, Aslihan Gunhan (Ph.D. HAUD '22), and more.
Congratulatory Message Honoring Our December 2020 Graduates
Watch President Martha Pollack and the Cornell deans pay tribute to the accomplishments of the university’s December 2020 graduates.
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.
Moody Nolan Wins 2021 AIA Architecture Firm Award
In Architect, Moody Nolan, led by CEO Jonathan Moody (B.Arch. '07), is noted for carrying on the firm's exceptional legacy and body of work.
Cornell Journal of Architecture "Fear," volume 11 released
CJoA's editorial team shares selections from the latest volume, "Fear," which includes 24 contributions from architects, writers, scholars, and students.
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.
Princeton | Places Urban Imagination Prize: Shoshana R. Goldstein
Shoshana Goldstein (Ph.D. CRP '19) won the inaugural Princeton Places Urban Imagination Prize for her study of inequities suffered by Indian migrant workers.
Weitzman Awards Presented to Peter Eisenman, City of Philadelphia, Outstanding Students
Watch Bustler's coverage of the Weitzman School of Design awards and Peter Eisenman's (B.Arch. '55) 2020 Kanter Tritsch Medal in Architecture.
