Faculty Raven Chacon opens his solo exhibition "Conductus" on July 30 at Kunstverein Hannover, featuring major sculptural works, films, installations, and two new live performances shaped by Diné musical traditions and experimental practice.

CLT House by nARCHITECTS (faculty Eric Bunge, Mimi Hoang) published in AN Interiors, sharing how materiality shaped an embrace of new, fun form.

Faculty Mario Gooden speaks with Columbia Global Centers’ on the "Black Holes Ain’t So Black," his installation-performance exploring space as a site of memory, violence, and liberation.

Faculty Lydia Kallipoliti, 1 year into her role as MSAAD program director, speaks with CU News about her teaching at the intersections of environmental systems and architectural practice, sharing new pedagogical formats, like GSAPP’s Edible Summits.

The summer studio AAD Summer Studio, CLIMATES ↔ MODELS ↔ IMAGES led by Elise Hunchuck Hunchuck with Marco Ferrari visited the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO) in Palisades, NY.

21 GSAPP alumni are featured in recent Columbia Magazine piece on LEED-certified projects around the world.

Dean Andrés Jaque and faculty Kate Orff featured in The Guardian’s review of More than Human at the Design Museum, London for new architectures designed to tune into more-than-human life.

The latest edition of Architectural Design, Staged: Architecture for Performance, Exhibition, and Fiction, edited by Ashley Simone ‘07 M.Arch, includes works and words from faculty Mark Wasiuta, Mireia Luzárraga (TAKK), and Bart-Jan Polman.

Kate Orff, Director of the MSAUD program and founder of SCAPE, received the 2025 ASLA Landscape Architecture Firm Award, the profession’s highest honor.

Faculty Håvard Breivik-Khan publishes, “Non-exceptional humanitarian spaces” on the emergency reception of Ukrainian refugees as contingency planning for domestic mass displacement in Romania for “City, Territory and Architecture”.

nARCHITECTS, led by Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang, was featured in Abitare and The Architect’s Newspaper for recent projects that combine climate-resilient design with public space—from a CLT house upstate to flood-adaptive pavilions in Manhattan and Hoboken.

WORKac, led by Dean Emeritus Amale Andraos and Dan Wood is featured in the NY Times for their new residential project in rural Rhode Island, a contemporary second home aligned with Passive House standards.

TAKK, led by faculty Mireia Luzarraga Alvarez** with Alejandro Muiño, receives Spain’s prestigious 2025 FAD Award, in the category _Ephemeral Architecture for Seasonal House.

Faculty Christopher Munsell** is awarded Columbia University Provost’s SOLER Seed funding for his ongoing research: “Assessing Graduate Student Attitudes Toward ChatGPT and its Effectiveness as a Teaching Tool in Real Estate Finance”.

Faculty Ziad Jamaleddine's firm L.E.FT Architects is awarded Azure Magazine’s Merit Award in the category “Temporary and Experiential Installation,” for Djerba: Prototype 366.

The Graham Foundation’s 2025 Grants to Individuals includes many GSAPP affiliates: faculty Mario Gooden with Thuto Durkac-Somo, Jonathan González; Dean Emeritus Mark Wigley with Beatriz Colomina; Farah Alkhoury** ‘21 MSAAD with Ameneh Solati.

Faculty including Mireia Luzárraga, Alessandro Orsini, Hilary Sample, and Amaia Sánchez-Velasco + Jorge Valiente-Oriol are among the participants in the upcoming edition of the Chicago Architecture Biennial: SHIFT.

CoPa, led by faculty Galen Pardee with Manuel Cordero, was named Honorable Mention in the category New Firm (Northeast) in the 2025 Architect’s Newspaper Best of Practice Awards.

Balsa Crosetto Piazzi, led by Rocio Crosetto ’22 MSAAD with Leandro Piazzi and Juan Manuel Balsa, is among the six winners of the 2025 Architectural League Prize for Young Architects + Designers.

Spanning Avery 400 , is a special section of the EoYS with 7 tables, one per ACTIONING SUMMMIT, situating the research, projects, and conjectures of students alongside different forms of specialized knowledge and engagement actioned at each summit throughout the academic year.