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Watch SCE Students and Faculty Assemble Pop-Up Kiosk for People’s Climate Change March
Student’s designed and assembled kiosk from recycled materials.
SCE Students Create Temporary Environment at the White House
Undergraduate and graduate students created installation for first ever White House Fashion Education Workshop.
Model constructed by cross-disciplinary team of SCE students on display at Jewish Museum
An exhibition currently on view at the Jewish Museum, Other Primary Structures, prominently features a three-quarter-inch scale model of its 1966 exhibition, Primary Structures: Younger American and British Sculptors, complete with miniature artworks. The model depicts the museum as it was in 1966. It was created by part-time faculty member Aurelie Paradiso and …
Interior Design and Architecture Student Project Named Finalist in UN’s Mass Housing Competition
Collaboration between undergraduate architecture and interior design students recognized in international comptetition
Three SCE Students Honored at 2014 IESNYC Student Lighting Competition
SCE students receive first prize and two honorable mentions
MFA Lighting Students Take Light Space Art Installation to Light + Building Exposition in Frankfurt
Two students from the MFA Lighting Program, Erin Werner and Michael Hawkins, will present the lighting installation “Spot the Change” at the Light + Building exposition in Frankfurt, which opens March 30. “Spot the Change” began last fall as part of Assistant Professor Glenn Shrum’s Light Space Art studio, in …
MFA ID alumna honored in ASID Shelter Design Competition
Recent MFA Interior Design graduate Yating Chang has received honorable mention for her entry to the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) 2014 SHELTER Competition.
MFA Interior Design students transform existing spaces at 25 East 13th Street building
Site Specificity, Body as Form: Everyday places are carefully choreographed in Wexler + Hartmann’s MFA Interior Design Studio 1, fall 2013.
Student work from Resilient Housing Studio published in Archinect
Student work from Dwelling and Resilience Studio featured in Archinect.
M.Arch Student receives Award of Merit at 18th Annual Society of American Registered Architects Awards
Felipe Colin, Jr, a second year student in the Masters of Architecture program, received an award of merit for his innovative lamp design at the 18th Annual Design Awards sponsored by the Society of American Registered Architects, New York Council.