Inclusion in Architecture Report (2015) Inclusion in Architecture Report (2015) one of the first comprehensive compilations of data recording the state of African Americans and Hispanics practicing in the architecture profession, as well as faculty and students in the academy.
Mapping American Legacy Cities (2015) Mapping American Legacy Cities (2015) is a comparative data report analyzing the urban trends of population loss, race and ethnicity, residential density and vaccy, unemployment and income for 48 Legacy Cities in the United States. Legacy Cities are cities greater than 50,000 in population that have lost over 20% of their population since peak levels.
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The JMBC newsletter is back! Pardon our absence over the last 18 months, but we’ve been quite busy launching our Legacy City Design website, publishing The Just City Essays, Volume 1, mentoring students of color interested architecture, and much more. We have had an exciting three semesters worth of projects since our last newsletter. We raised over $230,000 for projects and renovated of the Bond Center office. We awarded two J. Max Bond Scholars, Muhammad Saleh (2014-15) and Damon Arrington (2015-16), hired over 10 student interns and involved… Read More »
Waterproofing New York Denise Hoffman Brandt and Catherine Seavitt Nordenson, editors Waterproofing New York gathers some of the most influential and thought provoking municipal leaders, engineers, planners, social scientists, and designers to explore the impact of past and future storms on New York City’s infrastructural systems: Water/Waste, Power/Data, Circulation/Fuel, Parks/Recreation, and Shelter. The essays use the operating systems of the city to open speculation on the possibilities of waterproofing New York, and even thinking beyond waterproofing, as an act of… Read More »
var element = $('ul.slides > li.slide'), length = element.length, current = 0, timeout = 3000; //element.slice(1).show(); function changeSlideFwd() { element.eq(current++).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } function changeSlideBack() { element.eq(current--).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } element.slice(1).hide(); The J. Max Bond Center on Design for the Just City has appointed Quilian Riano as its first J. Max Bond Senior… Read More »
var element = $('ul.slides > li.slide'), length = element.length, current = 0, timeout = 3000; //element.slice(1).show(); function changeSlideFwd() { element.eq(current++).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } function changeSlideBack() { element.eq(current--).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } element.slice(1).hide(); Assistant Professor Ahu Aydogan Akseli in collaboration with Elizabeth Biddinger (Chemical Engineering, CCNY… Read More »
JMBC Publishes The Just City Essays Twenty-six urban thought leaders including mayors, internationally renown artists, architects and activists will release visions for urban justice in a provocative collection of essays published Friday, October 23, by The J. Max Bond Center on Design for the Just City at The City College of New York, Next City, and The Nature of Cities with the support of the Municipal Art Society of New York and the Ford Foundation. More information >>
var element = $('ul.slides > li.slide'), length = element.length, current = 0, timeout = 3000; //element.slice(1).show(); function changeSlideFwd() { element.eq(current++).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } function changeSlideBack() { element.eq(current--).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } element.slice(1).hide(); The Landscape Architecture Program at the Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York, received a… Read More »
var element = $('ul.slides > li.slide'), length = element.length, current = 0, timeout = 3000; //element.slice(1).show(); function changeSlideFwd() { element.eq(current++).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } function changeSlideBack() { element.eq(current--).fadeOut(300, function(){ if(current === length){ current = 0; } element.eq(current).fadeIn(300); }); } element.slice(1).hide(); In fall 2014, we welcomed two new junior, full-time faculty members: Prof. Ahu Aydogan Akseli and Prof. Frank… Read More »
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