Cornell in Rome instructor Jeffrey Blanchard, left, takes a moment to point out important aspects of the Roman Forum from atop the Capitoline Hill. Learn more about the Cornell in Rome program.
Bachelor of fine arts students present thesis projects in a final presentation and critique at the end of the spring semester. The B.F.A. curriculum combines the intensive studio culture of the art department with enhanced access to electives in all areas of the university. Learn more about applying to the B.F.A. program.
Assistant Professor of the Practice in Architecture Martin Miller discusses the fast pace of working on projects in China, on collaboration and creativity, digital design tools, his advice to students today, and the thoughts that keep him up at night and inspire him in the morning.
Oct. 5 — "Ariella Aïsha Azoulay: Palestine is There, Where it Has Always Been" is the first of the 2020 Preston H. Thomas Memorial Lectures.
Events
Upcoming and Ongoing
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Lecture10/1 Brandon Clifford and Wes McGee: Performing Architecture -
Lecture10/2 Ilana Preuss: Planning for an Inclusive Economy: How Small-Scale Manufacturing Businesses Create Places that are Stronger, More Resilient, and More Loved -
Lecture10/7 Francine Houben: People Place Purpose Poetry -
Lecture10/8 Memorial to Enslaved Laborers -
Lecture10/9 Kate Lowe and Nicholas Klein: Community in Context: Qualitative Research of Transportation Challenges for Low-Income Workers -
Lecture10/15 Olalekan Jeyifous: Process and Practice: Imminence and Immanence -
Lecture10/16 Julian Agyeman: Just Sustainabilites in Policy, Planning and Practice -
Lecture10/23 Mark Lubell and Xavier Basurto: What is the Future of Commons Research and Planning? -
Lecture10/29 Sasha Phyars-Burgess: I'm Just Here So I Don't Get Fined -
Lecture10/30 Leslie Woo: Building Back Better: Cities of the New Normal -
Lecture10/30 Momoyo Kaijima: Architectural Behaviorology -
Lecture11/12 lla Bêka and Louise Lemoine: The Experience of Space -
Lecture11/18 Vishaan Chakrabarti: Towards a New Architecture Practice -
Lecture11/23 Guadalupe Maravilla: Artist Talk
Recent
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2012
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Lecture / NYC2/15 Sandy Winters: Losing It and Finding It: The Good the Bad and the Ugly -
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 -
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 -
Lecture2/3 John Gaventa: Seeing Like a Citizen
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2011
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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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Lecture11/21 Alexander Brodsky: Little White Dog and Other Works
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Lecture11/21 Jenni Sorkin: Separatism Before Feminism
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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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Lecture / NYC11/16 The Unbroken Line: Three Generations of Cornell Architects in Puerto Rico
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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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Lecture / Rome11/7 Cornell in Rome Fall 2011 Lecture Series
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