March 2, 2017
Emerging Voices lectures: BLDGS & Taller de Arquitectura
The first evening of the annual Emerging Voices lecture series features Brian Bell and David Yocum of BLDGS; and Frida Escobedo of Frida Escobedo, Taller de Arquitectura.
The first evening of the annual Emerging Voices lecture series features Brian Bell and David Yocum of BLDGS; and Frida Escobedo of Frida Escobedo, Taller de Arquitectura.
A look at where the money to build and maintain affordable housing comes from and who are the main players in housing finance.
Vishaan Chakrabarti, Tom Wright, Hilary Ballon, and Henry Cobb discuss the past and future of Penn Station.
An overview of the past century of housing regulation and subsidy in New York City, detailing the tools used to create and maintain affordable housing: codes, regulations, non-profit ownership, and subsidies.
Current work lecture by Nat Oppenheimer, who will present his work with Silman followed by a conversation moderated by Paul Lewis.
Join KPF at their office for drinks, conversation, and a behind the scenes look at their ongoing work.
A look at what the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s $49 billion budget supports, who HUD serves, and how housing policy born at the federal level is implemented at the local level.
A Current Work conversation with Glenn Murcutt, Billie Tsien, and Tod Williams on the design of the Australian Islamic Centre.
Join 1100 Architect at their office for drinks, conversation, and a behind the scenes look at their ongoing work.
Architects, historians, and activists discuss policy and strategies for reinvigorating social housing to better serve current residents and future generations.