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A colorful event poster for the Pratt Institute School of Architecture, detailing spring 2026 lectures and events. The left section includes the series title "How are publics shaped?" and highlights the theme of open dialogue. Various exhibitions are listed, featuring topics such as contemporary architecture and artificial intelligence in architectural experimentation. The poster contains dates, names of speakers, and specific sessions, promoting educational engagement within the architectural community.

School of Architecture Spring 2026 Lecture Series

How are publics shaped?   The shaping of the public sphere is inherently open, created through discourse in time and space. In a time when discourse is challenged, how can we open dialogue and investigate the ephemeral but lasting impact of publics? The lecture series over the 2025-2026 academic year will be open to multiple voices and creation of publics both within and outside our community.

Join the SoA’s Alumni Reception at the 2026 AIA Conference

The SoA and Alumni Engagement invite everyone in the SoA community attending the 2026 AIA Conference to a reception with alumni, faculty, and administrators, and a celebration of 2026 AIA National President Illya Azaroff (MArch ’97).
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Announcing Eshaan Mehta and Miga Higa as Student Advisors to the Dean 2026-2027

Mehta (BArch '27) and Higa (MLA '28) will help facilitate collaboration and communication across departments and to liaise with the Institute's student affairs infrastructure to support student involvement.
A young person with shoulder-length hair is sitting outdoors, smiling at the camera. They are wearing a blue jacket and a green cap. A name tag is visible on their jacket. In the background, there is a white bicycle and a grill. The setting appears to be a garden or backyard with wooden decking.

Read Menking Award Winner Izzy Lane’s Zine on Urban Farming in Montreal

Lane (M.S. Urban and Community Planning ’26) traveled to Montreal to research urban agricultural production and identify what New Yorkers can learn from our neighbors to the north about sustainable urban farming.
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. 

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