Architecture, Planning, and International Law: On Data Centers
Legal and built environment experts discuss the proliferation of data centers and how to steer us toward more humane infrastructure for a hybrid world.
Current Work: Over-Exposed, with Ersela Kripa and Stephen Mueller
Rescheduled due to weather-related travel cancellations: The El Paso-based interdisciplinary duo will discuss their architectural practice situated at the United States-Mexico borderlands.
After Hours: Bernheimer Architecture + Once–Future
League members are invited to kick off the winter/spring season with a double bill, featuring two Industry City-based firms that share an office space.
Open Call: Building Accessibility
Seeking New York City Region-based architects for accessibility assessments and renovations funded by the Fair Housing Justice Center.
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I Would Prefer Not To
Why do architects turn down commissions? An interview series conceived and produced by MIT's Critical Broadcasting Lab, and presented in collaboration with The Architectural League, sheds light on an unexamined part of architectural practice.
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Fighting Fire
In the 1970s, a wave of arson caused widespread damage to the Bronx and the tenants who called it home. Bench Ansfield asks, What brought a decade of fire to an end?