April 30, 2026
From Field to Form: Corn
A group of experts discuss the use of corn as a building material.
A group of experts discuss the use of corn as a building material.
Screening and conversation will trace the evolution of U.S. immigration enforcement into a multi-billion-dollar industry, as shaped by private profit and political power.
The founder of Cornell’s Circular Construction Lab will discuss the built environment as a material depot for reuse and reconfiguration.
Join us to honor Michael Bierut at the 2026 President’s Medal Dinner and celebrate his extraordinary contributions to the culture of architecture and design.
League members are invited to SO–IL’s brand-new Brooklyn office and gathering space, a ground-up building designed by the firm.
League members are invited to the New York office of the multi-disciplinary design studio for a behind-the-scenes look at ongoing work.
Part of the 2026 Emerging Voices lecture series.
Eric Arneson and Nahal Sohbati of Topophyla and Gabriel Castro-Andrade present The Red Line, a site access strategy that uses bold and simple components to enhance safety and orderliness on construction sites.
The architecture and urban design practice invites League members to its downtown office.
Part of the 2026 Emerging Voices lecture series.
Part of the 2026 Emerging Voices lecture series.
Part of the 2026 Emerging Voices lecture series.
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.
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.
Legal and built environment experts discuss the proliferation of data centers and how to steer us toward more humane infrastructure for a hybrid world.