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Quilian Riano and other leaders discuss the topics and challenges architecture schools face this fall 2025 semester.
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.
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.
Dr. Chantal El Hayek will present the lecture "Marcel Poëte and the Creative Evolution of Cities."
This year’s Scholars in Professional Practice program brought together sixteen faculty and professional practice educators from architecture schools nationwide to explore innovative approaches to preparing the next generation of architects.
Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture dean Quilian Riano, shares some of his favorite spots in Brooklyn for Archinect’s City Guide series – including his recommendation for the best donuts, ramen, and a selection of must-visit sites for architecture.
This exhibition assembles section drawings by contemporary architects and landscape architects depicting the real and imaginary relationships between the heavens and the earth.
Hyperstitch employs crochet as a method of design to develop resilient architecture and engineering constructs.
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.
Bryant's lecture is based on his John Burroughs Award-winning Sprout Lands: Tending the Endless Gift of Trees.