September 12-19
Saturday, September 12
Walking Tour: Mid-Century Modernism Along Manhattan’s 53rd Street
Saturday, 9/12, 10:30am - 12:30pm
Greenacre Park, on E 51st St between Second and Third Avenues
Manhattan’s 53rd Street corridor, especially from Third Avenue to Sixth Avenue, is a benchmark for the development of NYC’s 1961 Zoning Resolution, a re-writing of the 1916 Zoning Regulation, the nation’s...
Sunday, September 13
Walking Tour: The Architecture of East 42nd Street
Sunday, 9/13, 10:30am - 12:30pm
42nd Street Entrance to the Ford Foundation between First and Second Avenues
Meet at 42nd Street Entrance to the Ford Foundation. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to tour start time. There was a time when this seven block long stretch of East 42nd...
Monday, September 14
Committee Meetings
Tuesday, September 15
AIANY Members and Friends Fall Happy Hour and Ballot Meeting
Tuesday, 9/15, 6pm - 8pm
Lutron's NYC Global Experience Center
Don't miss AIA New York's Fall Happy Hour on Tuesday, September 15, from 6:00–8:00pm at the Lutron Experience Center! Connect with fellow members and AIANY leaders, nominate members to serve...
Committee Meetings
Thursday, September 17
AIA New York and AIA Brooklyn present an interactive communication workshop session specifically designed for design professionals. This...
Join us to celebrate the launch of the new book Place and Placemaking (Routledge, 2026). In the book,...
Committee Meetings
Friday, September 18
Walking Tour: Madison Avenue, High Fashion, and Historic Preservation
Friday, 9/18, 5pm - 7pm
Meet at the Madison Avenue BID offices
Join AIANY and the Madison Avenue BID as we set out to discover the history behind Madison Avenue’s landmark buildings and explore how high-fashion retail has been incorporated into the...
Saturday, September 19
Walking Tour: The Architecture of Bryant Park
Saturday, 9/19, 10:30am - 12:30pm
NE corner of Fifth Avenue and E 40th, under the canopy
Before Bryant Park became New York’s “Living Room” and home to the New York Public Library, this open space served as a potter’s field, a reservoir for the Croton Water...