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Daniel Rojo

Daniel Rojo is a project manager at The Architectural League and is a former assistant editor of Urban Omnibus. He is an urbanist, writer, and designer interested in the power of the urban environment to enrich people’s lives. He lives in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.

Underground / Aboveground: Touring the Second Avenue Subway Community Information Center

Transportation
Cassim Shepard and Daniel Rojo • Nov 22, 2013

Preview: OHNY Weekend 2013

Daniel Rojo • Oct 01, 2013

New Lives for Old Piers

Historical maps and old aerial photographs show New York's shores wrapped with piers reaching out into the water to connect the streets and businesses of a port city to the world.
Landscape
Daniel Rojo • Sep 23, 2013

Party Photos | UO Block Party 2013

Daniel Rojo, Cassim Shepard, and Varick Shute • Jun 18, 2013

From the Archives: The Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower

A look back at the architectural, financial, and social histories of an iconic Brooklyn building, site of the Architectural League's 2012 Beaux Arts Ball.

Architecture
Cassim Shepard and Daniel Rojo • Sep 12, 2012