AIANY Planning and Urban Design Committee Meeting

This meeting is offered in-person, you may RSVP here. Please contact skaba@aiany.org with any questions.

Modes of Practice is a salon series exploring the diverse ways urban design and planning are practiced today. Each salon features local NYC offices engaged in shaping cities—across planning, architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, economics, and engineering—to share insights, projects, and approaches that define the evolving field. This course features the practice of HR&A Advisors, a national leader in real estate, economic development, and urban policy. Presenters will highlight how HR&A integrates economic analysis and policy tools with design thinking to support master plans, real estate development, and community revitalization. The program will focus on strategies for working with community stakeholders, policymakers, and real estate developers to create implementable plans and equitable outcomes in New York and beyond.

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The committees of AIA New York are the foundations from which the Chapter positions itself in the field of architecture, whether through discussion, advocacy, policy making and development, event and exhibition planning, or other endeavors.

Committees meet monthly, usually at the Center for Architecture. AIA members, AIA associate members, and general public are all welcome to participate.

If you have questions or are considering attending a meeting for the first time, contact each committee’s co-chairs for more information at aiany.org/committees.