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03/17/2026

Join us next week for the book launch of "The Urbanism Reader: Design, Technology, Culture, and the Future of Cities", edited by Stefan Al and SoAD professor Tom Verebes and published by Bloomsbury Publishing (2025)! ⁠
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Stefan and Tom will introduce the volume and join SoAD Prof. Nader Vossoughian to moderate a discussion with invited speakers Stan Allen and Julia Watson, both contributors to this book. Bringing together architecture, landscape, and theory, the conversation reflects the anthology’s interdisciplinary scope, addressing urban design, technology, ecology, and culture while exploring how new methods and ideas are reshaping contemporary cities and future design practice.⁠
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All School of Architecture and Design events are hosted and supported by Dean Maria Perbellini⁠
School of Architecture and Design Lectures and Events Chairs: Athina Papadopoulou and Nader Vossoughian⁠
Poster Visual Design by Rozina Vavetsi⁠
Poster Digital Adaptation by Emmanuel Marquet Melis⁠
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10/06/2025

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04/04/2025

03/14/2025

03/06/2025

The School of Architecture & Design at NYIT is pleased to announce the 2025 Spring Public Lecture and Events Series, featuring a variety of guest speakers, book launches, symposiums, and events!⁠
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⁠ WORLDS Un/DESIGNED: Unscripted, Atypical, Unnatural, & Uncontrolled⁠
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Conventions have long shaped design and architecture. Norms in planning, material use, graphic standards, and spatial ideas reveal how designers approach world-building, often reinforcing codified views of spaces, bodies, and environments that limit more inclusive futures. The SoAD AY 24-25 lecture and event series, Worlds Un/Designed, seeks to deconstruct these conventions by challenging stereotypes in design practices, urban systems, technological dependencies, and conceptions of the natural vs. unnatural. The Series will address the exclusions embedded in our constructed environments, focusing on ecology, sustainability, autonomy, accessibility, and inclusion. By critically reflecting on conventions, Worlds Un/Designed invites to reimagine healthier, alternative futures yet to be designed.⁠
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⁠Hosted by and with the support of SoAD Dean Maria Perbellini. Organized by the New York Tech SoAD Lectures & Events Committee (Chair: Athina Papadopoulou). Poster design by Ezio Blasetti.⁠
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12/14/2024