Jasmine Helm, Author at School of Architecture

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SoA Faculty Dr. Ruo Jia Publishes “Chinese Experimental Architecture Or French Poststructuralist Theory”

Through French Poststructuralist Theory, the project creates a critical narrative to access the Chinese Experimental Architecture movement of the late 1990s and early 2000s and its legacy in contemporary Chinese architecture.

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SoA Faculty Richard Piccolo Honored with Exhibit of Watercolors and Drawings at Palazzo Taverna in Rome

Richard Piccolo was honored with an exhibition of over 70 of his travel drawings and watercolors produced while on field trips with the students of the Pratt Rome Program over his fifty-year career as its leader.

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SoA Faculty and Alumni Listed as World Architecture Festival and AN 40 Under 40 North America Winners

The World Architecture Festival, in collaboration with The Architect’s Newspaper, launched a new initiative that recognizes exceptional talent in young architects from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

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SoA Faculty Laura Salazar-Altobelli Presents at SoA Women Faculty Lunch and Lecture

Special Guest Speaker Laura Salazar-Altobelli, Assistant Professor in the Undergraduate Architecture program, spoke on “Small Adaptations.”

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SoA Student Curates PAUL CLEMENCE: SHAPES, RHYTHM, ABSTRACTION / Swiss Museums at Paul Rudolph Institute

The exhibition is curated by Eshaan Mehta, a 4th-year Pratt SoA student in the B.Arch program.

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SoA Faculty Annie Coombs is Published in the NY Times – ‘Tiny Homes Aim to Address Shortage on Lakota Reservation’

The New York Times 'Living Small' series features a Tiny Home project on the Cheyenne River Reservation in South Dakota by Annie Coombs.

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Archinect Asks What Architecture School Deans Have in Store This Fall Term, Including Pratt SoA Dean Quilian Riano

What's on the minds of architecture deans this semester? Archinect touched base with the deans and directors at leading architecture schools across the country, including Pratt Institute School of Architecture dean Quilian Riano.

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AIANY Emerging New York Architects Committee Meeting Featuring SoA Faculty Poyao Shih

Join AIANY Emerging New York Architects Committee and Poyao Shih as he reflects on a career moving between the extremes of design scale.

SoA Faculty Jonas Coersmeier Publishes Material and Artificial Intelligence in Architecture

The book offers a materially grounded rethinking of design with AI, proposing a new model of agency distributed across material, artificial, and human actors.

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SoA Faculty Jason Vigneri-Beane Speaks on AI in Milan and Detroit

Jason Vigneri-Beane has recently spoken on architecture, design, experimentation, and generative artificial intelligence at a symposium in Milan and a panel in Detroit.

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