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Displaying 31 - 40 of 122A panel of AAO members presented their latest initiatives that call attention to the challenges and unique livelihoods of our city’s most vulnerable populations. In this presentation, Brice Maryman explores optimistic strategies for addressing urban homelessness.
A panel of AAO members presented their latest initiatives that call attention to the challenges and unique livelihoods of our city’s most vulnerable populations. This presentation reviews the impact of the Health Impact Assessment (HIA) of the proposed shutdown of New York City's L Train.
A panel of AAO members present their latest initiatives that call attention to the challenges and unique livelihoods of our city’s most vulnerable populations. In this presentation, Marten Kuijpers examines the "squatters movement" and its role in creating new domestic arrangements, including community housing.
A panel of AAO members presented their latest initiatives that call attention to the challenges and unique livelihoods of our city’s most vulnerable populations. This presentation explored the partnerships, people, and language behind operating public plazas in NYC.
A panel of AAO members present their latest efforts to invent new program formats that attract diverse audiences and community voices, with emphasis on conversations about equity/inclusion. This presentation focused on the Los Angeles Conservancy's innovative tour program in Los Angeles's Koreatown neighborhood.
A panel of AAO members present their latest efforts to invent new public program formats that attract diverse audiences and community voices, with emphasis on conversations about equity/inclusion. This presentation examines the impact of the Seattle Design Festival, hosted by Design in Public.
A panel of AAO members present their latest efforts to invent new program formats that attract diverse audiences and community voices, with emphasis on conversations about equity/inclusion. This presentation focuses on The Architecture Foundation's mold-breaking Turncoats program.
In this session, panelists discussed cross-sector partnerships and student supports that will be required to achieve greater diversity in the allied design fields. While there were no slides associated with this presentation, this file includes panelists' answers to three critical questions.
AAO member Hallie Rosen has built volunteer programs from the ground up and she's expanded and overhauled existing programs, too. Along the way she's developed an eye for spotting the makings and habits of quality volunteers. Pick up a trove of simple everyday tips for getting your organization's volunteer corps headed in the right direction.
This summer Studio Gang joins forces with the National Building Museum to create "The Hive," a large site-specific installation bound to deliver a memorable experience for all Museum visitors. In this Conference session, we investigate the motivations for architect and architecture organization, testing where this designer-client relationship soars and where it strains.