Book Launch: Beyond the Envelope The SoAD is pleased to host a book launch event for “Beyond the Envelope: 21 Pioneering Buildings From the Early 21st Century | 21 Interviews with their Architects”, edited by SoAD Professor Tom Verebes PhD, and published by Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers ORO (2024). This book compiles transcribed student-led interviews with the […]
During this virtual Open Data Week event, architecture educators and a librarian provide information about building performance and simulation, which calls on open data sources that students analyze to inform their design decisions. This event offers insights into educational modules introducing undergraduate students to measuring environmental conditions and relevant open data projects to assess climatic […]
Lecture: Dispositional Intelligence in Architecture Dispositional Intelligence in Architecture proposes a contemporary theory of spatial organization in architecture through original research into a particular kind of hybrid design work, one that is inherently architectural yet grounded in diverse modalities of scientific thinking. Three important yet overlooked bodies of work are examined here: those of the […]
We are getting things started a little bit early in 2025 with a Big Give Pre-Party for students with the School of Architecture and Design in New York City and Long Island. Make a gift, enter a raffle, and join in the fun! Prizes will include New York Tech swag bags and more. You’ll also […]
The seventh annual Big Give, New York Tech's 1,955-minute online giving campaign, will take place from Wednesday, April 2, at 3:25 p.m. to Thursday, April 3, at 11:59 p.m. All New York Tech campuses are invited to participate in support of our ambitious students, encouraging them to do, make, heal, innovate, and reinvent the future. […]
Lecture: Building Environments of Care Building Environments of Care explores how architecture can nurture well-being, transforming public spaces into havens of comfort, healing, and belonging. By embracing renaturalization, reuse, and human-centered design, we redefine the city as a place of care—where nature and built form intertwine to cultivate warmth and belonging in the urban fabric. […]