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A collaged aerial plan of the student's Strata Soilworks. The plan shows the water at the coastline and the new terracing and levels created. Each of the buildings have the same distinctive framing with different levels of decay and growth into the surrounding site.

SoA Alum Included in Metropolis Future100 Cohort

Adrian Ramon is honored to have been included in Metropolis’ Future100 cohort, as he thinks it speaks to a certain success in his goal of communicating his thoughts on architecture.

A group of approximately 30 graduates wearing black robes and caps stands outdoors, holding diplomas.

Congratulations to the GCPE Class of 2026

The GCPE graduating class of 2026 is making its mark! Join us in welcoming 42 practitioners to the fields of preservation, placemaking, environmental sustainability, and urban planning.

GCPE Alum Receives Jeffrey Kroessler Student Research Award

The recognition celebrates outstanding student research and highlights LaGraize’s exceptional scholarship.

GCPE Student Selected to Present at International Heritage Symposium

Eileen Michaud will present her paper, “105 Mercer Street and Prostitution in 19th-Century SoHo: A(shamed) Historical Record."

GCPE’s Kayla Sparks Named Jenrette Historic Preservation Fellow

The Jenrette Fellows Program is a two-year fellowship that provides graduate students with partial scholarship funding, hands-on learning experiences, and cross-institutional professional connections.

A collage featuring iconic New York City landmarks against a red background. Images include the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Central Park, and the Guggenheim Museum, among others. Black-and-white photographs are contrasted with red highlights, creating a dynamic visual composition. Geometric shapes and lines connect the images, enhancing the modern artistic feel of the collage.

SoA Dean and Alumna Contribute to TIME Article: A Portrait of America in 25 Buildings and Monuments

As the United States approaches its Semiquincentennial, TIME asked 25 architects, urban planners, thinkers, and other experts to each nominate a building or monument that they believe says something special about the nation at this moment.

Woman wearing black top and pants with hands in pockets.

SoA Faculty Y. L. Lucy Wang Awarded 2026 ACLS Project Development Grant

The grant will support her book project Contagious Places, Curative Spaces: Disease and Architecture in Modern China, 1894–1949.

A poster for the Theoretical Archaeology Group featuring the event titled "#RESIST." It lists speakers and their topics: Jeffrey Hogrefe (Pratt Institute), Kelly Britt (Brooklyn College), April Beisaw (Vassar College), and Mazen Iwasi (Columbia University), with themes related to archaeology, resistance, and decolonization. The event is set for May 29th, 2026, at the CUNY Graduate Center, with doors opening at 4:30 PM. A QR code for registration is included.

SoA Faculty Presents Plenary Paper at Annual Meeting of Theoretical Archaeology Group

School of Architecture faculty Jeffrey Hogrefe presents a plenary paper entitled “The Ghostly Indian in Mason Dixon,” at the Annual Meeting of the Theoretical Archaeology Group.

Triangular tabletop lighting fixture with orange and blue tones in the center.

SoA Faculty Emre Ozdemir and Ann Dinh’s Design ASCEND Selected for the SHINE Exhibition

ASCEND is an ephemeral tabletop lighting system that evokes emotional opulence while reminiscent of the body.

Man poses in raised hand in front of a doorway with a mural by Diego Rivera.

SoA Faculty Presented at the Society of Architectural Historians 79th Annual Meeting in Mexico City

Eight faculty members across the SoA's departments presented their research, co-chaired a panel, and led architectural tours.