The Introduction to Architecture Summer Program introduces high school and college students to ideas, principles, and methods of exploring architectural problems in a studio setting.
Teaching Associate Warisara (Nice) Sudswong (M.Arch. '17), center foreground, holds an organizational meeting with her first-year B.Arch. studio section in Sibley Dome. Learn more about applying to the undergraduate architecture program.
With a beginning in pen drawing and painting, William Demaria (B.F.A. '20) found his niche in engraving and printmaking at Cornell University. Read more about his research and practice.
Events
Upcoming and Ongoing
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AAP Exhibition1/21–2/27 Kota Ezawa: Paint Unpaint -
AAP Exhibition1/28–2/27 Arthur Ovaska: Selections from an Archive -
Dept Exhibition2/17–2/23 Yasmeen Abedifard and Ege Okal: Hâne (Home) -
Dept Exhibition2/18–2/22 Group Show: Site Work -
Dept Exhibition2/18–3/8 Association: The Volumes: Planning into the Future -
Workshop2/20 CRP Cooperative Summer Internship Program: Information Session -
Lecture / Rome2/21 Daniela Poli -
Lecture2/22 Tobias Armborst: Of Blots, Blocs, Sheds, and Props -
Lecture / Rome2/25 Francesco Careri -
Lecture3/1 Jean Carroon: Old Is the New New; Existing Buildings, Climate Change, and the New Urban Agenda -
Lecture3/4 Robin Cameron: On Time -
Lecture / Rome3/5 John Ochsendorf -
AAP Exhibition3/6–4/11 Nathan Friedman: Attending Limits: The Constitution and Upkeep of the U.S.–Mexico Border -
AAP Exhibition3/7–4/11 Samia Henni: Discreet Violence: Architecture and the French War in Algeria -
Symposium3/7–3/8 Wasted: Trash Talks -
Lecture3/8 Margaret Carney and Leslie Schill: Campus, Context, and Community: Navigating Change while Maintaining a Long Term Vision -
Workshop3/12 Philippe Rahm: Preston H. Thomas Masterclass -
Lecture3/13 Philippe Rahm Architectes: Built Works -
Lecture3/15 Erik Botsford: Current Challenges in Municipal Planning in New York City -
Lecture3/22 70 Acres in Chicago: Film Screening and Panel Discussion -
Lecture / Rome3/28 Lacaton and Vassal: Free Space -
Lecture4/10 Fabrizio Barozzi: Resonances -
Lecture4/11 Ethan Greenbaum: Artist Talk -
Lecture / Rome4/11 Ling Wang: Urban Agriculture in Metro Shanghai -
Lecture4/12 Peer Chacko: Planning in Action in Dallas -
Lecture4/17 Sam Jacob: Recent Projects -
Lecture4/19 Javier Pérez-Burgos: Land as the Enabling Asset on a Value Chain for Rural Development in Colombia's Rural Reform -
Lecture4/25 Annabelle Selldorf: Current Projects -
Lecture4/29 Shadi Harouni: Of Myth and Monument -
Lecture5/3 Aaron Bartley: Crossroads: Land Liberation and the Future of the Postindustrial City -
Function5/26 AAP Commencement
Recent
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2012
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Symposium2/3–2/4 Sustaining Sustainability: Alternative Approaches in Urban Ecology and Architecture -
Lecture2/3 John Gaventa: Seeing Like a Citizen
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2011
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Exhibition / NYC12/6 Aleksandr Mergold: The Greatest Grid
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Lecture / NYC12/5 Peter Eisenman Lecture
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Lecture12/2 Elizabeth Seward: Mixing Affordable Housing and Retail Development
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Exhibition11/28–1/13 Etchings by Alexander Brodsky -
Exhibition11/28–12/8 The Pavilion #3: The Peep Show
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Exhibition11/23 Michael Ashkin: I’ve Dreamt About
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Lecture11/21 Jenni Sorkin: Separatism Before Feminism
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Lecture11/21 Alexander Brodsky: Little White Dog and Other Works
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Lecture11/18 Jeffrey Hou: Insurgent Public Space
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Lecture / Rome11/17 Olivo Barbieri: Model of Itself
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Exhibition11/17 Elisabeth Meyer: Black Night/White Night
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Lecture / NYC11/16 The Unbroken Line: Three Generations of Cornell Architects in Puerto Rico
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Exhibition11/14–11/18 Edith Fikes and Melissa Constantine: In the Factory We Produce a Public by Publicizing It
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Lecture11/11 Carl Anthony and Paloma Pavel: Breakthrough Communities
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Lecture11/10 Kyong Park: New Silk Roads: A Nomadic Practice Across Asia
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Lecture11/8 John Reps: How Gotham Got Its Grid
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