Open House New York Monograph in Motion Spring 2016 features Ennead Architects
Throughout March, Open House New York’s Spring 2016 Monograph in Motion features four Ennead Architects projects as part of an ongoing series of public tours celebrating the work of design firms that have had a significant impact on New York City’s built environment. Symbolizing a shared commitment to our City’s built environment, Open House New […]
Don Weinreich elevated to the College of Fellows
Management Partner Don Weinreich is elevated to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows. This year, the national AIA welcomed eighteen members from the New York Chapter to Fellowship, “an honor awarded to those who have made contributions of national significance to the profession.”
Tomas Rossant participates in “Design and Disruption: Millennials in Architecture”
Darius Sollohub, Associate Professor of Architecture at NJIT and Richard Sweeney NJIT’s University Librarian will engage in discussion about ideas and initiatives to help the architectural profession take best advantage of this next generation with a panel of leaders from various architectural organizations including Ennead partner Tomas Rossant. Panelists:George H. Miller FAIA, Managing Partner, Pei Cobb […]
New Design and Media Center Designed by Susan T. Rodriguez opens at MassArt
Connecting for the first time all of its adjacent buildings and providing greater accessibility to campus, the new Design and Media Center is designed to not only enhance the quality of collaborative teaching spaces for the College but also to reveal the vitality of the art and design community within, translating Mass Art’s spirit of design […]
NYU Celebrates Topping Out at 383 Lafayette
NYU celebrates topping out at 383 Lafayette. The renovation of 383 Lafayette Street will create space for an academic and student support center. Ennead Partners Thomas Wong and Molly McGowan led the design team.
NYU Langone Celebrates Science Building Topping Out
NYU Langone celebrates topping out at the new Science Building located at the southeast corner of the NYU Langone Medical Center Campus. The New Science Building completes a research quadrangle and provides a new entrance to the School of Medicine from East 30th Street. The 365,000-square-foot Science Building will include research laboratory floors, meeting and […]
Stefan Knust discusses bird conservation with Susan Elbin and Deborah Glick
Hosted by New York State Assemblymember Deborah Glick, Stefan Knust, Senior Associate and Director of Sustainability at Ennead Architects, and Dr. Susan Elbin, an ornithologist and NYC Audubon’s Director of Conservation and Science will discuss the environmental effects of bird casualties due to collisions with glass. The event is free and open to the public.
Chipakata Children’s Academy receives Award of Merit from AIA New York State
Designed by Susan T. Rodriguez, the Chipakata Children’s Academy won the Award of Merit for Pro Bono work in the AIA New York State’s forty-seventh annual Design Awards program. The forty winning projects demonstrate creative skill and use of diverse technologies, adding uniqueness to the built environment. Press Release
Anderson Collection awarded Excellence of Design by AIA New York State
The Anderson Collection at Stanford University was awarded Excellence of Design for an Institutional project by the AIA New York State’s forty-seventh annual Design Awards. The forty winning projects demonstrate creative skill and use of diverse technologies, adding uniqueness to the built environment. Design Partner Richard Olcott and Management Partner Timothy Hartung led the project. Press Release
“Mid-Century Modern Architecture in America: Optimism and Relevance for the Future”
As part of Archtober’s month-long festival of architecture, Todd Schliemann, Barry Bergdoll, and John Kriskiewicz will participate in Mid-Century Modern Architecture in America: Optimism and Relevance for the Future, a conversation moderated by James Sanders at the Seaport Culture District on October 27, 2015. The panel will explore the legacy of mid-century modernism in America and […]