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The semester is getting underway at Cornell in Rome. Learn more about programs in architecture, art, and city and regional planning in the Eternal City.

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A mini-library created by Caroline O'Donnell's firm CODA is now installed in a neighborhood in Buffalo, New York. Read more about Tripe (An Offally Little Library).

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  • Gold foiled frame around a photo of five young women sitting at a picnic table.
    Lecture
    8/27 Nydia Blas: We the Girls Who Spun Gold
  • a modern building supported on a column atop an older building
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    8/29 Labics: Shared Space
  • View of a row of apartment houses with power lines in front, looking down a hillside street in a suburban area.
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    8/30 Ziye Zhang: Modeling Buy-Seller in Housing Markets
  • Many diverse people gathered around a fountain in an urban public space.
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    8/31 Greg Peckham and Nora Romanoff: Venture Capital Design
  • Four people sit at a round table with papers spread out in front of them.
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    9/6 Michael Manville: The Political Economy of Housing Affordability
  • a red brick building with an intentionally indented, curved facade viewed from below
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    9/12 Wolfgang Lorch: Building Communities
  • a domed building in a leafy campus
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    9/13 Luis E. Santiago: Puerto Rico after Hurrican Maria
  • close up of multi story concrete building with windows
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    9/14 Ben Austen: Cabrini-Green and the Fate of American Public Housing
  • A student bikes past Olin Library in fall, with McGraw Tower in the background.
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    9/20 Susan Handy: Roundabout of a Figurative Kind
  • a man wearing glasses and a black sport coat standing against a gray wall with a black square behind him
    Lecture / Rome
    9/20 Marco Tirelli
  • A dark room with two large screens with different projections of a boxing match on them.
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    9/24 Paul Pfeiffer: Artist Talk
  • a peak-roofed cabin with a pink interior and a white lawn chair in a wooded area beside a wooden fence.
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    9/26 Virginia San Fratello: Printing Architecture
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    9/27 Amit A. Batabyal: Schumpeterian Creative Class Competition
  • Abstract shapes in a painting with vibrant colors of yellow, white, purple, blue, green, orange, brown.
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    10/1 Carrie Moyer: Artist Talk
  • black and white headshot of a man with hair slicked back, looking at the camera
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    10/4 Eduardo Arroyo: Essential Complexity
  • a satellite image of a city with points highlighted concentric rings of primary colors
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    10/10 Eyal Weizman: Forensic Architecture: Counter Investigations
  • A New York City street scene at night with the Triangle building in background
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    10/11 Joe Grengs: Repairing Transportation Planning's Fundamental Error
  • Two protesters wearing dark clothing, one with his fist raised in the air and a woman holding a protest sign with smoke in the air
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    10/11 Tuesday Smillie: Aesthetic Strategies in Protest
  • A person pulls a cart loaded with obsolete technology in front of a brick building
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    10/12 Federico Parra: Recognizing Informal Recyclers
  • A panoramic view of rows of boxy, six-story concrete apartment buildings. view of many boxy apartment buildings.
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    10/18 Hiba Bou Akar: The Lacework of Zoning
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    10/19 Sophie Oldfield: High Stakes, High Hopes
  • View through the middle of a bridge underpass with columns covered in graffiti and other markings.
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    10/22 Mariam Ghani: Reconstructions and Speculations
  • a colorful pencil drawing of a person seated at a table, drawing
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    10/25 Roberto Einaudi
  • headshot of a bearded, bald man with his back turned to a dark wooden door with a small door knocker in the shape of a person's head
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    10/29 Bruno Ceccobelli: Cre-a-te
  • an angled ceiling with a triangular skylight showing blue sky and wispy clouds
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    10/31 Manuel Aires Mateus: Recent Projects
  • An abstract collage of multiple buildings.
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    11/1 Simon Parker: The Urban Revolution
  • Two people on scaffolding working on a brick building behind a tree.
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    11/2 Simon Parker: New Migrant Space in Urban Europe
  • An empty dark room with an American flag depicted with lighted red, white, and blue light bulbs.
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    11/5 Blake Fall-Conroy: Artist Talk
  • a boomerang shaped building in a mountainous icy landscape
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    11/7 Dorte Mandrup: Conditions
  • A stone building with a white dome with two trees in front of it.
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    11/9 Edward Ayers: Reckoning with Ourselves
  • Three cone shaped white sculpture pieces in the middle of a room with light blue tulle drapery hanging on the walls.
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    11/12 Beverly Semmes: Artist Talk
  • a black world map on a gray background with colorful sticky notes attached to it.
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    11/15 Gabriella Carolini: The Power of Proximate Peers
  • A stone building with a white dome with two trees in front of it.
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    11/16 Stephanie A. Miner: The Price of Politics as Usual
  • Abstract cone-shaped sculpture in hues of blue, purple, and pink on a black background.
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    11/19 Jackson Polys: Manifest X
  • A four-story rectangular building clad with translucent panels, with metal, lighted scaffolding protruding from the upper levels and top, seen at night.
    Lecture / Rome
    11/19 Mario Cucinella: Energy Linked to Spaces
  • Small paper windmills spinning in the wind.
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    11/29 Lu Liao: Bridging Policy Adoption and Policy Implementation

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    4/27 Nisha Botchwey: Youth Advocacy to Promote Health
  • Image of an installation of bright colored rectangular pieces against a white background and a sculptural model on the floor.
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    4/26 Walid Raad: Artist Talk
  • Grey background with white letters spelling out 'zcrit' and grey words 'critical value for a confidence level'.
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    4/25 Pauline Shongov: ZCRIT
  • woman sitting in a swivel chair on the shore with large ships in the background
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    4/25 Ana Teresa Fernández: Magic Informalism
  • modern curved building in an urban setting
    Lecture / NYC
    4/24 Dan Kaplan: Urban Alchemies
  • woman in a straw hat standing in front of a cathedral in Italy
    Lecture / Rome
    4/23 Loretta Lees: New Gentrification Battlefields: The Demolition of Council Estates in London
  • Photograph of a side of a red and tan checkered building with a messy rock wall in front of it.
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    4/23 Dan Torop: Lone Garden, Lone Lake
  • Photograph taken at night of dandelion seeds floating away in the grass.
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    4/19 Ahndraya Parlato: Artist Talk
  • Image of a grey piece of paper with a smaller piece of grey paper on top with the words 'stone as Power'.
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    4/16 Luke Stettner: On Remembering
  • An oil painting by Horace Pippin showing the interior of a home with multicolored rugs, a wood stove, and two children
    Lecture / NYC
    4/12 Lynne Cooke and Alison Gingeras: A Conversation
  • Artist playing a mallet musical instrument with wind chimes and drum with a graffiti background.
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    4/12 Sarah Hennies: The Singing Woodblock
  • Color photo of wood truss and wood-clad ceiling interior space
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    4/9 Michael Green: Increments of Change: From Early Tall Wood Buildings to a Global Movement
  • modern white domed structure with irregular brick shapes on the roof
    Lecture / Rome
    4/5 Philippe Block: Strength through Geometry
  • Roman building in ruins
    Lecture / Rome
    3/29 Rä di Martino: Rome Never Seen
  • graphic that says Sprar sistema di protezione per richiendenti asilo e rifugiati
    Lecture / Rome
    3/26 Daniela di Capua: A System of Refugee Reception for Possible Integration (SPRAR): Limits and Perspectives
  • A collage of photographs of women at various stages giving birth.
    Lecture
    3/26 Carmen Winant: Unmaking Pictures
  • Line drawing with grayscale shading
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    3/23 Anthony Vidler: The Invention of an Architectural Pedagogy: Austin, Cambridge, Ithaca
  • A colorful piece of art featuring a variety of cartoon people on a white background.
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    3/23 Damon Rich (Hector): Power Moves
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