Art students work in the print media facilities in Tjaden Hall. Learn more about the undergraduate bachelor of fine arts program.
The Organization of Cornell Planners discusses parking space allocation and alternate uses during Park(ing) Day. Learn more about applying to graduate programs in city and regional planning.
1000 Portraits marks the debut of Mel Ziegler's work based on his collection of vintage Mount Rushmore souvenirs. On display in Bibliowicz Family Gallery from October 11 to November 15.
A solo exhibition of work by Jenny Sabin explores six years of the architectural designer's innovation and experimentation across disciplines.Option Studio: Cyclo: Architectures of Waste
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Cyclo: Architectures of Waste, an architecture studio taught by Edgar A. Tafel Associate Professor Caroline O'Donnell and Dillon Pranger (M.Arch. '15), teaching associate, with Hans and Roger Strauch Visiting Critics Dirk Hebel and Felix Heisel, investigates the potential in materials and their unique, formal, physical, temporal, economic, and ecological properties through points of intervention where these elements are failing to be properly addressed in New York's recycling streams. Using bones, applicators, paper cups, tires, motherboards, shoes, paper, egg cartons, plastic bags, and blue bottles, material flows and separation are rethought, transforming waste into architectural materials that can themselves be recycled at the end of their lifecycles.
Featured work by:
- Jeremy Bilotti (B.Arch. '18)
- Alejandro Finol (B.Arch. '19)
- Lucy Flieger (B.Arch. '19)
- Vanille Fricker (B.Arch. '19)
- Ye He (M.Arch.II '18)
- Isabella Hubsch (B.Arch. '19)
- Manjinder Ruby Kaur (B.Arch. '18)
- Evan Mcdowell (B.Arch. '19)
- Brad Nathanson (B.Arch. '18)
- David Rosenwasser (B.Arch. '18)
- Magdalena Zink (B.Arch. '19)
This exhibition was curated by O'Donnell and Pranger.