Architects, landscape architects, engineers, and other designers are invited to submit projects.
Competitions » New York Designs
New York is a city of great and often overlooked projects at many scales from renovated interiors to major new buildings. The Architectural League created New York Designs to provide a forum for the presentation of innovative and accomplished built work in New York City. From 2003-2009, New York Designs was structured around a yearly theme, developed by a committee that also served as the program’s jury. For a list of formerly recognized projects, click here.
Beginning in April 2010, New York Designs has been reconfigured as an ongoing multi-platform series designed to explore projects with their architects. For this year’s New York Designs programs, click here. For past New York Designs programs, click here. Projects of any scale, site, or program, completed or under construction within the five boroughs are eligible. The League invites all to submit projects for consideration. For submission information, click here.
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TKTS Booth, Perkins Eastman and Choi Ropiha |
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The Architectural League created the juried lecture series New York Designs to provide a forum for the presentation of innovative and accomplished built work in New York City. The 2008 New York Designs committee asked entrants to consider what limits, opportunities, and compromises shape thresholds in the city.
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The Architectural League created the juried lecture series New York Designs to provide a forum for the presentation of innovative and accomplished built work in New York City. “Starts and Finishes,” the 2007 New York Designs theme, focuses on the evolution of a project from conception through construction.
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A complete list of all past participants of New York Designs.
