New Fellow Salon with Stephen Cassell, FAIA
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AIA New York is proud of the members who have been elevated to the College of Fellows and have founded a series of New Fellow Salons so other professionals can learn more about their achievements and firms. Guests to the firm-hosted Salons will have the opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at the architecture offices of our Fellows.
Please note: The address is 170 Varick St, however the building reads 160 Varick.
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About Stephen Cassell, FAIA, Principal, Architecture Research Office
Stephen Cassell, FAIA is Principal of Architecture Research Office (ARO), a 30-person firm based in New York City. ARO’s diverse body of work—spanning strategic planning, architecture and urban design—has earned the firm over a hundred design awards including the 2018 AIA New York State Firm of the Year Award and the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt 2011 National Design Award. Stephen holds an undergraduate degree in architecture from Princeton University and received his Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He is Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University GSAPP and is the former Chair of the Board of the Van Alen Institute.
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October 14, Mary Elizabeth Rusz, FAIA and Bruce Eisenberg, FAIA, NYCHA
November 5, Richard Yancey, FAIA, Building Energy Exchange
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December 5, Lyn Rice, FAIA, Rice+Lipka Architects
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