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Recap: IDEAS CITY StreetFest 2013
by Urban Omnibus • May 8th, 2013
Photos from the Architectural League / Urban Omnibus projects at the 2013 IDEAS CITY StreetFest.
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IDEAS CITY 2013
by Urban Omnibus • April 24th, 2013
A preview of the upcoming IDEAS CITY Festival that explores the future of cities around the globe with the belief that arts and culture make urban centers better places to live, work, and play, including two projects from the Architectural League: Little Free Library/NYC and Typecast.
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April 29: Mitch Epstein’s New York Arbor
by Urban Omnibus • April 24th, 2013
A presentation by and conversation with photographer Mitch Epstein on Monday, April 29, at 7:00pm. Discussion following with Joshua Chuang and Matthew Wells; moderated by Michael Kimmelman.
At the League • Forum • Live Events
Sarah Wigglesworth on Sustainable Futures
by Urban Omnibus • February 27th, 2013
As designers explore strategies for a more sustainable built environment, they are increasingly recognizing the benefits of design principles and...
At the League • Forum • Live Events
The City That Never Was: Urbanization After the Bubble
by Urban Omnibus • February 21st, 2013
A one-day symposium that uses the current economic and urban crisis in Spain as a lens through which to consider future global patterns of urbanization and settlement.
At the League • Forum • Live Events
The Future of Zone A: New York Neighborhoods on the Frontline of Climate Change
by Urban Omnibus • December 18th, 2012
Thursday, January 10, 7:00pm - With Tom Angotti, Susannah Drake, Alexander J. Felson, and Claire Weisz, moderated by Cassim Shepard
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Submit Your Proposal for IDEAS CITY 2013
by Urban Omnibus • November 26th, 2012
UPDATE: Submission deadline extended to December 14th.
Forum • Roundup
The Omnibus Roundup – Cornell Tech, Four Freedoms, Gowanus Robots, Yankee Parking, Conflux, Ferry Networks, and Contested Territories
by Urban Omnibus • October 19th, 2012
ROOSEVELT ISLAND FUTURE: CORNELL NYC TECH It’s been a big week for Roosevelt Island. First, Cornell University unveiled its plans...
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Screenings: 2012 Architecture & Design Film Festival
by Sben Korsh • October 15th, 2012
The 4th Annual Architecture & Design Film Festival is coming to New York City’s Tribeca Cinemas this weekend, running from October...
Forum • Roundup
The Omnibus Roundup – Mapping 1940s New York, Expanding Midtown in Motion, a Glass Watertower, a Castle Tour and a Playful Festival
by Urban Omnibus • June 8th, 2012
WELCOME TO 1940s NEW YORK In April, to the nerdy joy of historians, researchers, genealogists and the generally curious, the...
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