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In the Media How Robert Moses Transformed NYC
Urbanist — CRP Professor Thomas J. Campanella, who teaches the course Robert Moses’s New York: The Legend and The Legacy, speaks with documentarian Ariel Viera about his influence on the city.
Stories Oi! Oi! Oi! Dragon Day Marks 125 Years of Beautiful Beasts
In advance of this year’s celebration, Cornellians takes a look back at the annual parade that shows off a dragon designed and built by first-year architecture students.
In the Media Amid San Diego’s High Transportation Costs, Some Manage to Find Relief
KPBS — CRP Associate Professor Nicholas Klein comments on cost impacts and the long-term benefits of lowering this burden.
Stories Cornell Faculty and Staff Honored for Community-Engaged Innovation
Awarded by Cornell’s Einhorn Center, Art Professor Keith Obadike was recognized for using his role as director of undergraduate studies to foster a culture of community-engaged practices across the AAP curriculum.
Announcements Interactive Entertainment Architecture: Culture Lab, Toronto 1991–1994
Curated by Architecture Assistant Professor Farzin Lotfi-Jam, this exhibition presents previously unseen video recordings through an accelerated, 36-channel display that fragments and recomposes the radical symposium’s architecture.
Announcements 15 Scientific and Technical Achievements to be Honored with Academy Awards
Jeff Budsberg (B.F.A. ’04, ’07) was part of a team recognized for their contributions to the stylized animation toolset at DreamWorks Animation.
Announcements Three Major Los Angeles Art Institutions Celebrate Paul R. Williams
Architecture Professor Milton S. F. Curry, former Dean of USC School of Architecture, led the acquisition of the Williams archive, procured funding, and cocurated the exhibition at USC Fisher Museum of Art, open until March 2027. AAP architecture alums Cory Henry (M.Arch. ’12) and Amanda Williams (B.Arch. ’97) will contribute to related programming.
Stories Third Cornell Alum to Lead Toll Brothers to Speak on Campus
Karl Mistry (M.P.S. RE ’04) will discuss the company’s history, share industry insights, and reflect on how the Baker Program positioned him for success, the Cornell Chronicle reports.