Calendar - AIA New York / Center for Architecture

Current Exhibitions

Monday, July 13

Networking, Special Event

Annual Golf Classic 2026

9am to 6pm

Youth and Family

Summer Program: Architectural Sketching (Grades 9–12)

9am to Jul/17 4pm

High school students posing with their sketchbooks in front of the Manhattan Bridge.

Sold Out

Youth and Family

Summer Program: Treehouses (Grades 6–8)

9am to Jul/17 4pm

Middle school student showing model treehouse.

Sold Out

Youth and Family

Summer Program: Neighborhoods (Grades 3–5)

9am to Jul/17 4pm

Sold Out

Committee Meetings

AIANY Cultural Facilities and Housing Committee Meeting

Tuesday, July 14

Committee Meetings

AIANY Science and Research Facilities Committee Meeting

Thursday, July 16

Committee Meetings

CANCELED – AIANY Women in Architecture Committee Meeting

Friday, July 17

Continuing Education, Tour

AIANY Architecture Cruise: Climate Change, Architecture, and the Future of NYC

1:30pm to 4:15pm

This 2-hour-and-45-minute cruise focuses on key developments and pertinent sites related to climate change and environmental justice in...

Continuing Education, Tour, Walking Tour

Walking Tour: Madison Avenue, High Fashion, and Historic Preservation

5pm to 7pm

Saturday, July 18

Continuing Education, Tour, Walking Tour

Walking Tour: The Architecture of Madison Square Park

Street level view, looking upward slightly, of Madison Square Park

Saturday, 7/18, 10:30am - 12:30pm

Meet at the West Entrance of Madison Square Park at 24th Street,

As the city moved rapidly northward in the 18th century, a series of small parks were established, anchoring neighborhoods such as Washington Square, Union Square, Madison Square, and Bryant Park....

Sunday, July 19

Continuing Education, Tour, Walking Tour

Walking Tour: Privately Owned Public Spaces (POPS) in Midtown North

Sunday, 7/19, 10:30am - 12:30pm

Meet at IBM Atrium on the NW corner of Madison Ave & 56th Street

The large, undeveloped, untaxed open spaces provided to the public by the Lever House and the Seagram Building triggered a significant innovation and experiment in New York City’s 1961 Zoning...