Jasmine Helm, Author at School of Architecture

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SoA Faculty Laura Salazar-Altobelli Presents at DISTIGMO: Trial & Error Book Talk at Head Hi

Trial & Error is a publication that brings together the work of architectural practices from Europe, the United States, and Latin America, foregrounding the processes that shape contemporary architecture.

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SoA Faculty Ruo Jia Publishes a Peer-Reviewed Article on the Architecture of the Future Anterior

Ruo Jia publishes a new peer-reviewed article “Valerio Olgiati’s architecture of the Future Anterior” on the latest issue of arq: Architectural Research Quarterly.

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Tülay Atak Curates Making Energy Visible at the Center for Architecture

This exhibition will bring together interpretations, representations, and visualizations of energy across different mediums of architecture.

SoA Faculty In Cho to Present at Climate Week NYC Event Alongside the UN General Assembly

Closing the Loop: The Circular Economy of Ventilation is a timely and solution-focused event that will spotlight the critical intersection of indoor climate solutions and circular economy principles in the built environment.

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SoA Faculty Jeffrey Hogrefe Publishes “The Abolitionist Landscape Project”

"The Abolitionist Landscape Project" appears in the current issue of Future Anterior, a Columbia GSAPP peer review journal.

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Explore Our Graduate Programs: Upcoming SoA Info Sessions

Learn more about the graduate programs available at Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture (SoA) by attending a graduate program info session!

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SoA Faculty Frederick Biehle Contributes Research to August Frederick Biehle Exhibition

Frederick Biehle, Adjunct Professor CCE, provided critical research for the August Frederick Biehle catalogue essay.

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SoA Dean Quilian Riano Featured in The Architect’s Newspaper

Quilian Riano and other leaders discuss the topics and challenges architecture schools face this fall 2025 semester.

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SoA Faculty Abby Coover, Sera Ghadaki, and Sonya Gimon with WIP Collaborative Launch Streetspace Prototype in NYC

Guided by site-specific sensory audits and design workshops with neurodivergent New Yorkers in partnership with AHRC NYC, WIP Collaborative is testing a neuroinclusive design prototype at a privately-owned public space in the Financial District.

SoA Faculty Christian Lynch’s Firm Receives 2025 Design Award of Honor

School of Architecture faculty Christian Lynch's firm LYNCH EISINGER DESIGN Architects is the recipient of a 2025 Design Award of Honor from the Society of American Registered Architects.

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