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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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 -
Lecture3/8 Margaret Carney and Leslie Schill: Campus, Context, and Community: Navigating Change while Maintaining a Long Term Vision -
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
Recent
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2012
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Lecture2/27 Lia Gangitano: Dead Flowers -
Lecture2/24 Mi Shih: Urban Planning in Transitional China
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Lecture / NYC2/23 Bart Lootsma: Research for Research: A Comparison of Urban Research in the First and Second Modernity
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Lecture / NYC2/23 Jeff Chusid: Saving Frank Lloyd Wright: The Preservation of Meaning, Materials, and Modernity
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Lecture2/23 Department of Architecture Spring 2012 Lecture Series -
Lecture2/21 Faranak Miraftab: Developments: Rethinking Local and Global in Community Development Processe
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Lecture / Rome2/20 Bartolomeo Pietromarchi: MACRO: Programming and Exhibitions
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Lecture2/20 Preservation on Display
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Lecture2/17 Victoria Beard: Community-Based Planning and Urban Poverty in Southeast Asia
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Lecture / NYC2/16 Kyong Park: New Silk Roads
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Lecture2/16 Faye Hirsch: The New York Gallery Scene
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Lecture / NYC2/15 Sandy Winters: Losing It and Finding It
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Lecture2/13 Bernard Cache: Instruments of Thought
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Lecture2/13 James Nisbet: Total Environments
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Lecture2/10 Elliott Bronstein and Jacque Larrainzar: The Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative
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Lecture2/6 Ashley Rawlings: Imperial Taboos: Nuclear Imagery and the Rules of Decorum in Japanese Art
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Lecture2/3 Michael Hensel: Sustaining Sustainability
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Lecture2/3 John Gaventa: Seeing Like a Citizen
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