Join the Student Government Association for the biweekly Senate meetings. During Senate meetings, student senators discuss important campus updates, and general student feedback, vote on budgets, and more. Register
Symposium “Designing Future Interiors” is the second installment of the Future Interiors series, a key annual event hosted by the Interior Design program at the New York Institute of Technology. This year’s symposium delves into the evolving landscape of interior design practice and offers a platform for innovative discussions, drawing together practitioners, researchers, and educators […]
The NYC Society of Women Engineers, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, and Kappa Phi Gamma are collaborating to invite Women in STEM fields to talk about their experiences and struggles in the industry during Women's History Month. Through these conversations, we hope to amplify the voices of women in STEM, celebrate their achievements, and […]
Come join us for our annual Women Empowerment Brunch, a time to uplift, empower, and celebrate women in our school community and throughout history. We will have brunch food, a guest speaker, games, and more for our brunch. Register
Join the Student Government Association for the biweekly Senate meetings. During Senate meetings, student senators discuss important campus updates, and general student feedback, vote on budgets, and more. Register
Join the Student Government Association for the biweekly Senate meetings. During Senate meetings, student senators discuss important campus updates, and general student feedback, vote on budgets, and more. Register
Faculty, staff, and students are invited to view the fourth New York Tech exhibition, "Dreaming of Our Roots," from December 2 – April 30, at Gallery 61, located on the New York City campus at 16 W. 61st St., 11th floor. This art exhibition aims at strengthening the New York Tech community's cultural awareness, diversity, […]
The lecture will focus firstly on Pippo Ciorra's “curatorial project” at the MAXXI and, secondly, on providing highlights on some of the present and future projects, mainly Stop Drawing, an investigation on the changing role of design and communication tools in architecture. The backdrop of the conversation is the present role of architecture museums, suspended […]
Join the Student Government Association for the biweekly Senate meetings. During Senate meetings, student senators discuss important campus updates, and general student feedback, vote on budgets, and more. Register
This town hall event, conducted by the Student Government Association on the New York City campus, gives students the opportunity to voice questions and concerns regarding facilities, information technology, security, and other non-academic topics. Register on CampusGroups
The Aluminaire House, by the architects A. Lawrence Kocher and Albert Frey, was built in New York City as an exhibition of modern materials at the Architectural League and Allied Arts and Industries biannual exhibition in 1931. This presentation is about its 93 year history and our 36 years of involvement with it, including rescuing […]
Architecture and design disciplines have long relied on principles of typicality and normativity that exclude all those that do not conform to such norms. Whether based on ability, the body, or type of user, and from the spoon to the city, the normalization of design types often codify forms of normative construction, life, and socialization […]
