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.
Legal and built environment experts evaluate the concept of domicide and its application to the current crisis in Gaza and beyond.
Architects, educators, and advocates discuss creating school environments that serve a broad range of bodies and minds.
The architect, non-profit developer, and community services provider discuss the process of building this supportive housing project.
Three firms discuss recent and current library projects in the context of a holistic approach to accessibility.
In a multidisciplinary symposium, designers and museum professionals consider museum spaces that embrace the needs of all visitors.
The Inwood Sacred Sites project design team discuss their evolving collaboration on a former burial ground for enslaved Africans and Lenape ceremonial site.
Architects and museum leadership discuss the collaborative process of creating the Center.
Africatown International Design Idea Competition winners discuss their designs for the historically layered site and the collaborative process behind their submissions.
Egyptian architect May al-Ibrashy presents her people-driven approach to architectural conservation.