Week - Calendar - AIA New York / Center for Architecture

Current Exhibitions

Tuesday, July 21

White House Ballroom: A Contextual Analysis of the Design Proposal

South Elevation of the White House drawing as part of the “East Wing Modernization prepared by Shalom Baranes Architects, submitted to the Commission of Fine Arts.

7/21/26, 6pm - 8pm

Center for Architecture

Watch the livestream here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86304259000?pwd=C3ea2ZIwNNHABEHHb3RzQbvW4j4x7e.1 The White House is a National Historic Landmark, owned by the American people and stewarded by the National Park Service, a status that places any...

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Committee Meetings

AIANY Public Architecture Committee Meeting

Wednesday, July 22

Exhibition Program, Networking, Professional Development

D.I.Y. DEPAVE Lunch and Learn with Arif Khan

Sidewalk paver being lifted by metal fork with feet in the background

7/22/26, 11:30am - 1pm

Center for Architecture

Depaving, the act of removing asphalt and concrete surfaces, is an act of social and ecological repair of the ground—one that prompts us to imagine collective participation in the construction...

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Committee Meetings

CANCELED – AIANY Housing Committee Meeting

Thursday, July 23

Elsewhere...

Cardboard Kayak Design & Race

Committee Meetings

Friday, July 24

Committee Meetings

CANCELED – AIANY Social Science and Architecture Committee Meeting

Saturday, July 25

Continuing Education, Tour, Walking Tour

Walking Tour: Historic Buildings and New Interventions in SoHo

View looking up at the sky from the Scholastic Building.

7/25/26, 11am - 1pm

Center for Architecture

The SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District, created in 1973, is dominated by remarkably intact mid-19th century architecture. Originally designed for both commercial and manufacturing uses, most of these buildings have been...

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Public Space on Park Avenue

Sunday, July 26

Continuing Education, Tour, Walking Tour

Walking Tour: Two Squares (Union to Madison)

7/26/26, 10:30am - 12:30pm

SW Corner of Union Square in the Immediate Proximity of the Subway Entrance

Powerful political and economic forces are captured in NYC’s urban texture from 14th to 26th Street; recorded in this micro walk of Manhattan are 65 years of macro-U.S. history (1865 to...