As part of the lecture series “Access Restricted: Capital of the World”, Institute fellow Tom Angotti gave a talk about the history of grassroots community urban planning in New York designed to sustain neighborhoods. The lecture, called “Bottom-Up Planning in the Real Estate Capital of the World”, was organized by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
Tom Angotti at Access Restricted: Capital of the World
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009New York 2030: Plans, Visions and Reality, Moscow, Russia
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009
Institute executive director Olympia Kazi lectured about the latest urban developments in New York and PlaNYC at the C:CA / Center of Contemporary Architecture in Moscow. See the full lecture online at Vimeo.
Shane Coen lectures at New York Urban Center
Sunday, March 1st, 2009Institute fellow Shane Coen will lecture at the New York Urban Center on Thursday, March 5th at 7pm as a part of the Emerging Voices lecture series. More
Olympia Kazi Moderates New Practices Winners’ Symposium
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008
Institute executive director Olympia Kazi moderated the New Practices Winner’s Symposium on October 15, 2008 at the Center for Architecture. The Symposium was an opportunity for the New Practices winners to present their practices in their own words and to engage in a conversation with each other, attendees and Kazi.
NEW YORK \ 2030, The Cooper Union Great Hall, New York
Saturday, November 17th, 2007
The Institute hosted the NEW YORK \ 2030 symposium at the Great Hall of The Cooper Union. Changing the Institute tradition of fellows-only symposiums, we hosted a very succesful public day-long event with the authors of PlaNYC and a panel of experts who discussed Mayor Bloomberg’s plans for a more sustainable New York City by 2030. More
