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The 2025 Cornell Real Estate Review

Contributors

  • Liam Anthony (M.P.S. RE '26)
  • Jiya Susan Jacob (M.P.S. RE '26)
  • Muhammad Mahardika (M.P.S. RE '25)
  • Indrie Pratiwi ('26)
  • Ethan Teo (M.P.S. RE '25)
  • Ethel Teo (M.P.S. RE '25)

Instructors

  • Mark Apker

The Cornell Real Estate Review was founded in 2002 as a forum for faculty, professionals, and real estate students to focus attention on current issues in the real estate industry. The publication covers many topics from the various real estate disciplines, including design, business economics, engineering, finance, law, planning, development, marketing, and property management. The student editor for the 2025 Cornell Real Estate Review was Ethel Teo (M.P.S. RE ’25).

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  • Aerial rendering of a landscape that includes a lake, forested regions, suburban areas, and dense industrial areas.
  • A wood and metal sculpture with silicone chicken skins attached to it.
  • Concrete and wood model of a residential building.
  • Zoomed-in view of a solid geometric structrure formed by multiple metal rods and wires tensed together.
  • A rendering of a lean-to structure that has picnic tables underneath it. Silhouettes of people are positioned in and around the lean-to.
  • A grid of twenty four architectural models that are all deriving from the same model, just in different positions and perspectives.
Urban Design Workshop: Lansing Village Center

Group Work

Work by Sabrina Haertig Gonzalez

Sabrina Haertig Gonzalez (B.F.A. '22)

[Re]Constructing Memory

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Web Tensegrity / Resilient Tensegrity Structure

Group Work

Design Connect: Ernie Davis Park Redesign

Group Work

Work by Elisa Medina-Jaudes

Elisa Medina-Jaudes (B.Arch. '21)