The founder of the Danish firm Cobe will discuss how adaptive reuse, urban repair, and a deeply contextual approach to design can guide the regeneration of cities across scales.

The founder of Cornell’s Circular Construction Lab discusses the built environment as a material depot for reuse and reconfiguration. A circularity-themed trade fair featuring New York–based organizations and vendors preceded the lecture.

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.

Architects leading the renovations of The Metropolitan Museum of Art discuss the crucial role of museums as spaces to bring people, objects, and ideas together.

The founding principals of the Mississippi architecture practice discuss their civic projects in the Southeastern United States.

Landscape architects present in-progress park projects which deck over major roadways and evaluate their reparative potential for communities and the urban public realm.

Co-founder of MAIO Anna Puigjaner discusses her research and recent social housing projects by the firm.

The architects present recent projects and discuss their experiences as women in practice.

Leaders of the socially oriented collaborative discuss the organization’s evolution since 2020, including recent projects and new strategies, organized by Pratt School of Architecture.

Urban designers, architects, and city officials discuss how to create accessible streets on either side of the curb.