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May 2019
Detroit Design 139: Inclusive Futures
CALL FOR ENTRIES The 2019 Detroit Design 139 exhibition is asking all Interested participants to submit up to three (3) projects, policies or concepts that represent inclusive design in housing, economy, neighborhoods, public spaces or city systems located in Detroit’s 139 square miles or in another UNESCO city of design. Academic projects completed within the past three years are also eligible for submission. To submit work or for more information click HERE SUBMISSION DEADLINE: June 30th, 11:59 pm EXHIBITION: September…
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AERIAL FUTURES: Newburgh Enclosures
Imagining New York Stewart International Airport as a catalyst for urban regeneration Event details: Atlas Studios, 11 Spring St, Newburgh, NY 12550 May 17th, 2019, 5:00 - 7:00 PM Speakers: Alexandra Church, Newburgh City Planning Brandt Knapp, PennDesign Ed Harrison, New York Stewart International Airport Moderator: Andrés Ramirez, AERIAL FUTURES Situated 60 miles north of Manhattan, the once-grand and historic city of Newburgh has suffered the effects of economic stagnation, intergenerational poverty and post-industrial decline. However, Newburgh is beginning to…
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What ways do we use skyscrapers? What is a multi-use building? Children will work together to draw the largest skyscraper they can on the sidewalk with chalk, illustrating how the skyscraper is being use on the different floors. All Ages. RSVP required.
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Advancing Preconstruction and Estimating 2019 Conference | Dallas, Texas
Ensure Preconstruction Excellence to Maximize Value and Win More Work Realize Full Integration and Collaboration of People and Process in Project Planning Now in its 4th year , Advancing Preconstruction and Estimating will bring together contractors, clients and designers to discover best practices and tools for the entire preconstruction lifecycle from initial project planning through operations handover. Here, you can benchmark your approach to estimating, design, technology or risk across multiple education tracks, and coordinate with project partners to learn…
Find out more »June 2019
DENSITY
What is density? Why are some communities more dense than others? Children will learn about why New York is so dense and then design their own city blocks, keeping in mind where people live, work, and spend time together. Ages 6-8. RSVP required.
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AMAZONKI, Women of the Avant-Garde
Galerie Gmurzynska is proud to present “AMAZONKI,” a selection of works by women artists of the Russian Avant-Garde. With this project, Galerie Gmurzynska consolidates one of its main programmatic lines, dedicated since its origins in 1965 to women artists – a pioneering approach for that time. After putting together several solo shows on women artists, Krystyna Gmurzynska organized the acclaimed exhibition “Women Artists of the Russian Avant-Garde” in 1979, the first ever exhibition to concentrate on the women of the…
Find out more »SEE AND SKETCH A SKYSCRAPER!
The Skyscraper Museum sits between park views of the Statue of Liberty and the skyline of lower Manhattan. After touring the museum, kids will grab art supplies and be inspired by the world around them by stepping outside and drawing what they see! Ages 6+. RSVP required.
Find out more »San Francisco Design Week 2019
SAN FRANCISCO DESIGN WEEK kicks off June 20 – 28 at the Design Hub at Pier 27, celebrating with the theme CommUNITY. Join the Opening Night Reception followed by a day of exclusive programming at the Hub. Experience interactive exhibits, product displays, installations and talks, including the 2019 Design Awards and CommUNITY Art Silent Auction. All week hosted events are held across the region at design studios, museums, restaurants, shops and pop-up venues. Highlights include hosted talks and workshops by…
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INSTALLATION: MADWORKSHOP x UCLA Architecture and Urban Design x Succulent Walls
Succulent Walls tackle how architecture can respond to Southern California’s precarious relationship to water and lack of disaster preparedness. The work of a Master of Architecture (M.Arch.I) Research Studio taught by Heather Roberge, this collaboration between Mary and David Martin's MADWORKSHOP and UCLA Architecture and Urban Design prototypes a series of residential water catchment systems. By integrating a system for easily installed water storage and food production into the residential vernacular, the class of eleven graduate students hopes to transform…
Find out more »SCAVENGER HUNT
After a brief tour of our exhibition, families will explore our museum with a scavenger hunt examining photographs, videos, and wall text for clues. Perfect for aspiring detectives and architects alike! All Ages. RSVP required.
Find out more »July 2019
IGGY PECK, ARCHITECT
Young learners will be inspired by a reading of Andrea Beaty’s picture book “Iggy Peck, Architect.” After the story, the young architects will use different materials to design and create their very own unique skyscraper. Ages 2-5. RSVP required.
Find out more »August 2019
Chicago Architecture Biennial
The Chicago Architecture Biennial provides a platform for groundbreaking architectural projects and spatial experiments that demonstrate how creativity and innovation can radically transform our lived experience. Through its constellation of exhibitions, full-scale installations, and programming, the Biennial invites the public to engage with and think about architecture in new and unexpected ways, and to take part in a global discussion on the future of the field. The focus of the 2019 edition, titled …and other such stories, which will explore…
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