Stefan Behnisch Lecture Postponed
Date and Location TBD The SCE Integrated Studio invites you to a special presentation by the principle of Behnisch Architekten A talk about new ideas in his practice, in architecture and the built environment, the change in the architects profession and the overlapping of disciplines. http://www.behnisch.com Architects Newspaper Article
‘Environmental Donut’ Exhibition, Opening 30 September 6pm
Work from the School of Constructed Environments Master of Architecture and the Master of Fine Arts Lighting Design Integrated Studio, Fall 2009
Jane Wolff Lecture: Defining an Environmental Landscape, Re-Rescheduled to Fall 2011
Date TBD Ms. Wolff, director of the landscape architecture program and associate professor at the University of Toronto, will address the intersection of ecology, design, public education, and grassroots advocacy in intensely inhabited landscapes. She’ll discuss her work in places like San Francisco Bay, the California Delta, and New Orleans, …
Opportunities: Architectural Design
Internal and external scholarship opportunities for students in Architectural Design.
SCE faculty Alfred Zollinger, to participate in Sukkah City 09/19-20
‘Sukkah City’ is an international design competition to re-imagine this ancient phenomenon.
VIDEO: Susan Szenasy: “Brilliant Simplicity: 15 Designers Research, Collaborate, Innovate”
Presenting a short film that traces the many ways breakthroughs can happen in a design practice.
‘Engine 212: An Activist Interior’ Exhibition Opening, Sept. 15, 6pm
Proposals for turning Williamburg’s Engine 212, a defunct FDNY building in Brooklyn, into a community and arts center.
‘New Exhibition Design 02’ book launch on Sept. 10
Please join us for the launch of the book ‘New Exhibition Design 02’ in the Kellen Auditorium at Parsons The New School for Design on September 10 at 6 p.m. The editors Philipp Teufel and Uwe Reinhardt will introduce some of the featured projects and designers from this major compendium …
MArch program granted six-year NAAB accreditation
This July, the Parsons MArch program was granted by NAAB a full 6-year term of accreditation with no “causes for concern.” The program thanks all who helped with the accreditation effort for their patience, willingness to submit material and attend meetings. Your support is greatly appreciated.