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For students and recent graduates in the fields of architecture, architectural history, and urban studies.
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A lecture by Bonnie Yochelson about Abbott's landmark photography project. -
Interboro Partners shares a selection of their work on “Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities,” challenging us to design and advocate for generational diversity. -
MicroPublicPlaces | Hans Frei and Marc Böhlen -
December 2, 2009 | Presentation of the annual Franzen Lecture on Architecture and the Environment. -
June 2009 | The (OA) Can Factory in Gowanus, Brooklyn -
This unique publication celebrates the first decade of the League's Deborah J. Norden Fund, which awards travel/study grants to recent graduates in architecture, architectural history, and urban studies. -
An exhibition surveying the state of architecture and planning in New York City in spring 2007 -
A timeline of significant events in the history of the Architectural League, beginning with its founding in 1881.
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03 • 19 • 10
A lecture by Bonnie Yochelson about Abbott's landmark photography project.
03 • 23 • 10
Film screening of American Masters: Building China Modern. The film follows Pei's personal and architectural journey from west to east. Panel discussion following screening.
03 • 24 • 10
The fourth and final evening of the 27th annual Emerging Voices lecture series, featuring Tatiana Bilbao and molo.
03 • 29 • 10
For students and recent graduates in the fields of architecture, architectural history, and urban studies.
04 • 05 • 10
In this new series of reading groups, selected articles by leading architectural critics will shape a conversation about the forms and purposes of architectural criticism.
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