Events

3/24–4/18 Fany Kuzmova: Ithaca (un)Seen Cartographies

Experience an exhibition of student work from the Spring 2025 seminar Urban Canvas: Mapping Ithaca’s Social Infrastructure

4/14–4/19 Adrian Aguilera: NEVEREVEN

Visit an exhibition that delves into the unstable nature of contact zones—spaces where cultures, identities, and histories intersect and reshape one another

4/14–4/19 Sopheak Sam: I Miss You More Than I Remember You

Experience an offering, a procession, a gesture of merit and karma—for spirits, ancestors, and loved ones; a space for reconciling past lives, distilling the present moment, and forestalling futurity.

4/14 Pınar Öğrenci, "Gurbet is a Home Now" and "Aşít - The Avalanche" Screening and Discussion

Join this screening of two films followed by a conversation with filmmaker Pınar Öğrenci and Architecture Professor Esra Akcan, moderated by John H. Burris Professor Iftikhar Dadi.

4/15 DEIB Town Hall

Join the Office of Diversity + Inclusion for recent updates and presentations from the winners of the DEIB Awards. Open to all members of the AAP community—students, faculty, and staff.

4/15 Dan Kaplan (B.Arch. '84) and Miriam Harris: Land Rich / Cash Poor — Marrying Institutional Mission with Development

Join a discussion at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Center with Dan Kaplan (B.Arch. '84) and Miriam Harris.

4/16–4/24 Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse

Experience an exhibition featuring surrealist parlor games between one designer and four AIs.

4/18 Daniel Agbiboa: Does Africa Need Elite Cities?

Join a lecture that examines Eko Atlantic City in Lagos, Nigeria, as a manifestation of worlding cities, critiquing how such megaprojects amplify socio-spatial inequalities and ecological precarity.

4/21–4/26 Elina Ansary: Morphic Residence

Visit Elina Ansary's (M.F.A. '25) thesis exhibition, which investigates the House as a conceptual framework for recounting her familial myth.

4/22 Keller Easterling: ATTTNT

Hear a lecture by designer, writer, and the Enid Storm Dwyer Professor of Architecture at Yale Keller Easterling.

4/23 Building Exhibitions in the Age of Reparations

Attend a seminar exploring modern architecture's critical history through architectural exhibitions.

4/23 Craig Robins and Jackie Soffer: Entrepreneurship at the Intersection of Art and Real Estate

Attend a lecture that offers insight into two entrepreneurial careers, followed by an interactive workshop with students.

4/24 Cornell Mui Ho Center for Cities Symposium:
Climate Resilience in New York City

The Cornell Mui Ho Center for Cities will host an in-person symposium on climate resilience in New York City. The one-day event will focus on actions to mitigate risks to people, buildings, and infrastructure from extreme weather.

4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urban Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin, Challenges and Opportunities

Attend a lecture that describes the ongoing effort to understand the challenges and opportunities associated with accelerated urbanization processes and their impacts on Amazonia's critical ecosystems and sustainability.

5/2 Marisa Turesky: Locating Lesbian Lives — Holistic Housing in a Compassionate City

Listen to a lecture that demonstrates the gendered and queer pathways toward health justice and community development over time by applying a queer-feminist lens to the frameworks for aging-in-place