Caroline MacNeille (M.Arch. '20) constructs a model in the AAP NYC studio. Learn more about the programs offered at AAP's New York City facility.
A group of city and regional planning students in the spring semester urban design workshop visit Canajoharie, the site of the former Beech-Nut factory, to discuss reuse plans for the facility. Learn more about applying to CRP.
Student redesign of a site in Cincinnati, Ohio, received an honorable mention in the annual ULI Hines competition.
Patrick Brennan, a first-year graduate student in art, is exhibiting paintings in the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Ithaca through April.
Manuel Aires Mateus: Recent Projects
Thomas J. Baird Visiting Critic Lecture
Portuguese architect Manuel Aires Mateus was born in Lisbon in 1963 and graduated in 1986 from Faculty of Architecture, University of Lisbon. He started collaborating with the architect Gonçalo Byrne in 1983 and began developing projects with his brother, Francisco, in 1988. Their architectural practice Aires Mateus was established independently by the two brothers and housed in Byrne's studio during the first years. The increasing scale of work led them to establish a larger and autonomous space to fulfill client demands. Since then, the scale and the number of projects have been prolific, resulting in several national and international awards. The visibility of their work has also led to numerous lecturer and instructor positions at several institutions, including Harvard GSD; the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio in Mendrisio, Switzerland; as well as several others in Portugal. The firm now spans two studios, both based in Lisbon, and extends to several partnerships with local studios for international work.