At the Architectural League
At the Architectural League alerts you to Omnibus-relevant events, public programs, podcasts, and other goings-on at our parent organization, the Architectural League of New York, one of America’s premier forums for the presentation and discussion of creative and intellectual work in architecture and urbanism.
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Design in 5 brings designers together across the city to visit studios, tour projects and participate in an annual charrette. Learn more and watch a video of their latest event.
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On September 24, don’t miss an opportunity to tour Red Lines: Housing Crisis Learning Center with the artist who conceived and designed the exhibit, Damon Rich, and with Queens Museum curator Larissa Harris. The tour, presented by the Architectural League, will be at 3:30 p.m. at…
09 17 09 • by Nick Anderson • architectural league, Center for Urban Pedagogy, exhibition, housing, live event, queens, to do
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Listen to designers reflect on how their work explores implications of ubiquitous computing for architecture and urban space.
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Many of you have been getting into work by Marpillero Pollak Architects, info about East New York, and all the interesting happenings over at the Architectural League. If you fall...
07 23 09 • by Varick Shute • architectural league, brooklyn, community engagement, east new york, landscape architecture, neighborhood, podcast, public space, queens, street, whitestone
Last month, the Architectural League presented New York Designs, an annual juried lecture series that provides a forum for the presentation of innovative and...
Last Tuesday night, the Architectural League hosted "Closing the Gap: Information Models in Contemporary Design Practice," a panel of talks marking the publication of a book in the Architectural Design series of the same name. Edited by Richard Garber, partner of GRO Architects and director of…
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David Benjamin, Deborah Berke, Hugh Hardy, Gregg Pasquarelli, Marilyn Jordan Taylor, and Claire Weisz answer the question: “What does New York City need to do to sustain itself...
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