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faculty and student collaborate on a series of drawings in a studio settingArchitecture faculty and students have frequent, informal crits in the L. P. Kwee Studios. Learn more about the undergraduate architecture program.

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Woman holding a book and reading aloud.Esra Akcan celebrated the launch of her new book with a talk and book signing in Milstein dome on September 10.

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    9/20 Susan Handy: Roundabout of a Figurative Kind
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    9/20 Marco Tirelli
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    9/21 Gerard Finin: Tuvalu is Flat
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    9/24 Paul Pfeiffer: Artist Talk
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    9/26 Virginia San Fratello: Printing Architecture
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    9/27 Amit A. Batabyal: Schumpeterian Creative Class Competition
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    10/1 Carrie Moyer: Artist Talk
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    10/4 Eduardo Arroyo: Essential Complexity
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    10/10 Eyal Weizman: Forensic Architecture: Counter Investigations
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    10/11 Joe Grengs: Repairing Transportation Planning's Fundamental Error
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    10/11 Tuesday Smillie: Aesthetic Strategies in Protest
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    10/12 Federico Parra: Recognizing Informal Recyclers
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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
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    10/22 Mariam Ghani: Reconstructions and Speculations
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    10/25 Roberto Einaudi: Learning from Louis I. Kahn
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    10/29 Bruno Ceccobelli: Cre-a-te
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    10/31 Manuel Aires Mateus: Recent Projects
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    11/1 Simon Parker: The Urban Revolution
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    11/2 Simon Parker: New Migrant Space in Urban Europe
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    11/5 Blake Fall-Conroy: Artist Talk
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    11/7 Dorte Mandrup: Conditions
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    11/9 Edward Ayers: Reckoning with Ourselves
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    11/12 Beverly Semmes: Artist Talk
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    11/15 Gabriella Carolini: The Power of Proximate Peers
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    11/16 Stephanie A. Miner: The Price of Politics as Usual
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    11/19 Jackson Polys: Manifest X
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    11/19 Mario Cucinella: Energy Linked to Spaces
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    11/29 Lu Liao: Bridging Policy Adoption and Policy Implementation

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    4/6 Maria Aiolova: Terreform ONE: City, Ecology, Mobility
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    4/4 Matthias Graf von Ballestrem Lecture: Nervous Space (Rome)
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    4/4 Gregory Volk: Quest and Spectacle: Emerson, Barnum, and American Art
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    4/1 Annette Kim: Real Rights to the City
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    3/31 Thomas J. Campanella: American Curves
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    3/28 Nayland Blake: What Did I Do Now? A Traipse Through the Work of Nayland Blake with Himself
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    3/17 Elisabeth Fay: Sgombero/Recupero: Rehabilitation Through Erasure in Spaces of Migration
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    3/16 Lisa Iwamato: Synthetics
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    3/14 Matt Dellinger: The Road Ahead: Mapping the Future of Transportation in America — A Big-picture Look at How the Built Environment Shapes Our Lives, and How Politics Shapes the Built Environment
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    3/14 Mirela Pribac: Stories on Objectification Told by an Artist
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    3/10 Bijoy Jain: Thinking | Making
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    3/9 Peter Eisenman: Lateness and the Politics of Media
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    3/8 Dan Kaplan: Climate | Culture | Myth
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    3/7 Peter Eisenman: The Time of the Site
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    3/3 Pier Vittorio Aureli: City as Political Form
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    3/2 Susan Rodriguez Lecture: Reciprocal Illumination
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    2/23 Dennis Crompton: Roots - Everything is Very Ordinary
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    12/3 Rosemary O'Leary: 21st Century Guerrillas in the Bureaucracy
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