September 22, 2018
Annual student program 2018
A one-day program for architecture students offering insight into careers within the field.
A one-day program for architecture students offering insight into careers within the field.
Beaux Arts Ball: Vector will be held at Building 77 in Brooklyn's Navy Yard. Tickets available.
Join HDR at its Manhattan office for a First Friday event.
Australian architect Sean Godsell will speak as part of the Current Work series.
The Japanese artist discusses four projects as part of the Current Work series.
Join WORKac for two timed First Friday gatherings at its Lower East Side Office.
Shanghai-based designers Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu discuss their work.
German architect Anna Heringer discusses several projects in Bangladesh for Current Work.
Michael Webb, a founding member of Archigram, will deliver a Current Work lecture.
Join the structural engineering firm for a First Friday in its Lower Manhattan office.
Join us for a First Friday gathering at the shared building of Kliment Halsband Architects and Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects.
Jonathan Marvel delivers a Franzen Lecture on Architecture and the Environment, with a prologue by planner Deepak Lamba-Nieves.
Join Rogers Partners for a First Friday gathering at its Tribeca office.
Celebrate the release of Housing as Intervention: Architecture towards Social Equity.
Join us for a celebration and unveiling of HANNAH's Folly/Function 2018 competition-winning outdoor seating, accompanied by a 3D printing demonstration.
Martin Puryear will join Billie Tsien in conversation at the Great Hall of The Cooper Union.
The League invites its members to the 137th Annual Meeting at The Cooper Union's Arthur A. Houghton Jr. Gallery.
The second evening of lectures by winners of the 2018 League Prize.
The first evening of lectures by winners of the 2018 League Prize.
On June 20, 2018, the League presented its President's Medal to Christiana Figueres.
A discussion on the shipping industry's impact on climate change and how architects can accelerate innovation and change.
Experts in airport design, climate science, and the global tourism economy discuss the possibilities for personal and business travel with a radical reduction in greenhouse gases.
Join Snarkitecture at its office for drinks, conversation, and a behind-the-scenes look at ongoing work.