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.
Upcoming: Join Architecture's Samia Henni for a talk and signing of her new book, War Zones, (gta Verlag, 2018). Copies of the book will be for sale.
News: CRP blog post by Elizabeth Burns (M.A. HPP '19) about her road trip after graduation and a summer internship with the National Park Service.
Events
Upcoming and Ongoing
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AAP Exhibition1/27–3/10 Stephanie Syjuco: Citizens -
AAP Exhibition2/3–3/5 Condemned Building: Prints of Douglas Darden -
Dept Exhibition2/3–2/25 The Space of a Silence -
Dept Exhibition2/17–5/15 Group Show: Chime In -
Dept Exhibition2/23–2/29 Morgan Evans-Weiler: An Index -
Dept Exhibition2/24–2/28 Allison Arteaga and Maya Jacks: A Child -
Dept Exhibition2/24–3/20 ULI Hines Student Competition -
Lecture2/26 Sahar Sajadieh: Is Any-Body There? -
Lecture2/26 Andrew Kudless: On Growth and Form -
Lecture2/28 Eduardo M. Peñalver: The Fair Housing Act’s Original Sin -
Dept Exhibition3/2–3/7 Paloma Vianey: Not Made in Mexico -
Function3/4 Cornell Journal of Architecture Volume 11: Fear, Ithaca Launch -
Lecture3/6 Gavin Shatkin: Urban Real Estate Megaprojects and the Politics of Land in Asian Cities -
Lecture3/6 Momoyo Kaijima: Architectural Behaviorology -
Lecture3/13 Lynn Ross: Equity in the Commons -
Function3/13 Samia Henni: War Zones (gta Verlag, 2018), Book Launch -
Lecture3/18 James Wines: Choice, Chance, and Change: Design as a Conduit to Context -
Lecture3/19 Diverse City: How Equitable Design and Development Will Shape Urban Futures -
Lecture3/20 Xolela Mangcu: From Harold Washington to Lori Lightfoot -
Function / NYC3/20 Cornell Journal of Architecture Volume 11: Fear, AAP NYC Launch -
Symposium4/2–4/4 Fabricate 2020: Making Resilient Architecture -
Lecture4/8 Amale Andraos: Research Topics -
Lecture4/9 Paul Vanouse: Making Difference -
Lecture4/10 Justin Garrett Moore: Regional Design for New York and the Hudson Valley -
Lecture4/15 Brandon Clifford and Wes McGee: Performing Architecture -
Lecture / NYC4/16 Florian Idenburg: Frame/Works -
Lecture4/20 Jan De Vylder: That It Does Not Look Good Makes That It Looks Good -
Lecture4/21 Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism -
Lecture4/27 Steve Lambert: I Am Here to Recruit You -
Function4/27 Save the Date: CRP Alumni Reception in Houston -
Lecture / NYC5/7 David Adjaye Lecture -
Function5/24 AAP Commencement
Recent
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Dept Exhibition3/25–3/29 Sabine Strauch: Nectar -
Dept Exhibition3/24–3/30 William DeMaria and Aiden Walker: Scenes from an Honest Delusion and Other Veracious Mistakes -
Lecture3/22 70 Acres in Chicago -
Function3/21–3/22 CRP Graduate Open House for Admitted Students, Spring 2019 -
Function3/18 Charles Davis and Esra Akcan: Building Character in the Living Room -
Dept Exhibition3/18 Mapping the New York Metropolis, 1624–1864 -
Dept Exhibition3/18–3/23 Christina Welzer and Jax Davies: Angels x Aliens -
Dept Exhibition3/17–3/23 Group Show: Freshmen -
Lecture3/15 Erik Botsford: Current Challenges in Municipal Planning in New York City -
Function3/14 Giving Day 2019 -
Lecture3/13 Philippe Rahm Architectes: Built Works -
Dept Exhibition3/10–3/16 Uncle Boy's Landscaping: Towards a Quieter Life -
Dept Exhibition3/10–3/16 Patrick Brennan: Roll With It -
Lecture3/8 Margaret Carney and Leslie Schill: Campus, Context, and Community: Navigating Change while Maintaining a Long Term Vision -
Workshop3/8 Joel Breitkopf, Alchemy Properties: Presentation and Q&A -
Symposium3/7–3/8 Wasted: Trash Talks -
AAP Exhibition3/7–4/11 Samia Henni: Discreet Violence: Architecture and the French War in Algeria -
AAP Exhibition3/6–4/11 Nathan Friedman: Attending Limits: The Constitution and Upkeep of the U.S.–Mexico Border
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