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A poster for the Pratt School of Architecture's Fall 2026 semester titled "Transformations." It features a dynamic, colorful design with flowing lines and a bold typography layout. The poster lists various events, including book launches, exhibitions, and workshops, alongside dates and locations. Events focus on topics like sustainable architecture, energy transitions, and urban planning, highlighting speakers and presentations. A QR code is included for additional information.

School of Architecture Fall 2026 Lecture Series

How do we navigate and shape the friction of a built environment in constant flux? The built environment is never static, it exists in a constant state of shifting, adapting, eroding, all only to be reimagined anew. As we face unprecedented climatic, technological, and social shifts, we are forced to consider deep, structural evolution. In the 2026-2027 academic year, we invite our community to interrogate transformations and to collectively think through the active processes by which spaces, materials, systems, and pedagogical practices are altered to meet the demands of a changing world.
Two individuals are engaged in an outdoor activity surrounded by tall grass and greenery. One person on the left, wearing a white shirt, holds a long piece of grass while using a pen to take notes. The other person on the right, dressed in a brown tank top and wearing a cap, looks at a smartphone while holding a pencil and a notebook. A pathway is visible in the background.

Pratt’s MLA Students Creatively Design for a Wetter Brooklyn

From Pratt Institute News

As Pratt’s Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) program earns professional accreditation, students are applying research and design to one of New York City’s most urgent climate challenges: flooding in North Brooklyn.
Black and white architectural drawing.

Explore Our Graduate Programs: Upcoming SoA Info Sessions

Learn more about the graduate programs available at Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture by attending a graduate program info session! 
A technical drawing of a curved architectural component, labeled with various materials and construction details. The design features a grid-like pattern on the outer surface, with annotations for different steel elements including HSS steel, a galvanized dowel, and a metal wrap. There are indications for assembly points and maintenance access, displayed in a monochrome style on a white background, accompanied by the title "Architectural Record" at the top.

Jonathan A. Scelsa and Kyle Faircloth (B.Arch ’24) Featured in Architectural Record’s November 2026 Issue on Drawing

The special feature brings together drawings from 30 architects and practices worldwide to examine the enduring role of architectural representation in design.
A colored architectural rendering of a building designed in an Asian style, featuring a prominent pagoda-like rooftop with green tiles. The structure has multiple floors and large windows, with decorative elements visible on the facade. The artwork is dated May 1940, and includes the name of the architect, Poy G. Lee.

Making the City: The Architect Who Put His Signature on Chinatown

From Prattfolio

Poy Gum Lee, Architectural Construction and Architectural Design 1920, undeniably left his mark on the neighborhood he was raised in.
Event poster with blue and orange digital waves announcing “From World Models to the Built World,” Part 7 of the AI+A Salon Series organized by the AIANY Future of Practice Committee, November 21, 2026, noon–5 p.m., at the Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place, New York City, sponsored by Autodesk Forma.

Xenia Adjoubei Moderates Event on Physical AI: From World Models to the Built World

The conversations explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and architecture as part of the Artificial Intelligence in Architecture (AI+A) series.
Schools in New Belgrade, clockwise from top left: Osnovna Škola Laza Kostić, Aleksandar Stjepanović, Božidar Janković, and Branislav Karadžić, 1978, Block 23; Osnovna Škola Branko Radičević, Đorđo Vasiljević, 1975, Block 45; Osnovna Škola Ratko Mitrović, Petar Petrović, 1972, Block 38; Osnovna Škola Radoje Domanović, Janez Lajovic, 1973–74, Block 28.

Dragana Zorić Presents “Interior Urbanism: Education and Space in New Belgrade’s Superblocks”

Dragana Zorić presented her research at the 2026 ACSA Intersections Research Conference: Urban Design Matters.

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