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Alvar Aalto, Ernst Neufert, and the Politics of Standardization in Times of War

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Alvar Aalto, Ernst Neufert, and the Politics of Standardization in Times of War Nader VOSSOUGHIAN, Associate Professor, School of Architecture and Design, New York Institute of Technology
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Formgiving: Giving Form to the Future - Kai-Uwe BERGMANN, FAIA, Partner BIG [Bjarke Ingels Group]

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Formgiving: Giving Form to the Future - Kai-Uwe BERGMANN, FAIA, Partner BIG [Bjarke Ingels Group]
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M.S. Launch: Designing Architectural Research - Virtual Exhibition Opening and Discussion

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Designing Architectural Research - Virtual Exhibition Opening and Discussion
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Sugarcane and Asbestos: Modern Architecture and New Building Materials

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Sugarcane and Asbestos: Modern Architecture and New Building Materials Hyun-Tae JUNG, Associate Professor, School of Architecture and Design, New York Institute of Technology
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MS_ACT Venice Biennale Pilot Studio SoAD NYIT Featured at ACSA Study Architecture

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New York Institute of Technology School of Architecture and Design ARCH 502 THESIS STUDIO Spring 2020 MS in Architecture, Computational Technologies Program Pilot Studio Informed Insterscalar Fluidity, Venice Biennale Installation, Assoc. Prof. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, NYIT SoAD with STUDENTS: Andres Carcamo, Brianna Lopez, Peter Leonardi, Alex Pannichela, Ari Begun, Yemi Oluwayemi Oyewole, Karina Pena, Isaiah Miller, Ben Sather
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Data Matter Design Book Launch

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Data, Matter, Design Edited by Marcella Del Signore (NYIT), Nancy Diniz (UAL) and Frank Melendez (CCNY) presents a comprehensive overview of current design processes that rely on the input of data and use of computational design strategies, and their relationship to an array of outputs. The discussion included Randy Deutsch (ICC), Jeremy Edminston (CCNY), Shwan Rickenbacker CCNY), Allen Sayergh (HGSD), Anthony Vanky (UM), and New York Institute of Technology faculty Mathew Ford (NYIT), Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa (NYIT), and Jason Van Nest (NYIT)
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CRITICAL DENSITY: Health, Ecology, Economy & Equity

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MS in Architecture, Computational Technologies Pilot Studio

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This is an experimental Thesis studio focused on analyzing, displacing and designing computational technologies as a pilot studio for the upcoming Master of Science in Architecture Computational Technologies
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Design Innovation: Areti MARKOPOULOU Academic Director, IAAC, Barcelona

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Design Innovation: Lecture by Areti MARKOPOULOU Academic Director, IAAC, Barcelona; Respondent: Pablo LORENZO-EIROA, Associate Professor, School of Architecture and Design, New York Institute of Technology
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School of Architecture and Design Launches Two Master’s Degree Programs

Blog | Sep 21, 2020

NYIT School of Architecture and Design has added two new master’s degree programs in the fall 2020 semester: architecture, computational technologies; and architecture, health and design. The programs will prepare graduate students for architecture careers of the future by introducing them to the advanced technologies used in design and building today as well as focusing on the latest approaches to well-being for a better quality of life and to health care spaces.
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