From May 17 until May 23, the studios and spaces throughout Avery Hall will be activated by the End of Year Show. It will showcase GSAPP’s commitment to critically expand the spectrum of the possible through the work of the School’s researchers, faculty, and students, with 1,000 + student works on view. The exhibition will expand into an online platform, live on May 17.

a+u’s April issue, is guest edited by Dean Andrés Jaque, presenting OFFPOLINN’s investigations of the more-than-human dimension of the built environment. Dean Jaque brings together an international roster of architects including many GSAPP faculty: Mireia Luzárraga (TAKK), Mio Tsuneyama (Studio mnm) and Fuminori Nousaku (Fuminori Nousaku Architects) to further illustrate this critical dialogue into the post-anthropocentric era.

Final review: Adv IV led by Rachely Rotem.

Final review: Adv IV led by Robert Marino.

Faculty Mabel O. Wilson presents the prestigious 2025 A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts, an annual series at the National Gallery of Art. Photo Credit: Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC

Columbia GSAPP Faculty, Alumni, and Students Make Significant Contributions to the 2025 Venice Biennale of Architecture through installations, curatorial projects, and performances.

Claiming the inseparability of discourse, practice, and activism, Columbia GSAPP launched ACTIONING SUMMITS in Fall 2024 as an unprecedented effort to affirm how the disciplines of the built environment (architecture, computational design, development, historic preservation, urban design, and urban planning) are anticipating desirable and alternative futures.

Transitions Studio, a CLINIC taught by Anthony Clarke and Alonso L Ortega focuses on complex transition spaces for high needs individuals. For Kinne week the studio traveled to Melbourne, Australia.

Final review: Architecture Studio II led by Christoph a. Kumpusch.

A solo exhibition featuring new work by Armin Linke on view at the Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery February 27 – June 27, 2025. Opening Reception February 27, 6:30 PM.

Scenes from the Kenneth Frampton Endowed Symposium. Transforming the fourth floor of Avery Hall into one continuous table, this event inaugurated a new format for gathering at GSAPP.

Final review: Adv IV led by Ziad Jamaleddine.

“(EXTRACTOPIA) And then what?: New world-making strategies” by GSAPP Incubator Prize Recipient Linda Schilling Cuellar ‘18 MSAUD with Claudio Astudillo

“Non-typology: Ollas Comunes” by GSAPP Incubator Recipient Rafaela Olivares ‘20 MSAAD with Ernesto Silva ‘13 MSAAD

“TREE.3” by GSAPP Incubator Prize Recipient James Piacentini ‘20 MARCH, ‘20 MSUP with Eric Pietraszkiewicz ‘18 MSUP

“Segregation is Killing Us” by Territorial Empathy, presented during GSAPP’s Alumni Conversations Series

“Weaving for Nature”
2019-20 Incubator Prize