The GSAPP Incubator, located within NEW INC at the New Museum, is a launch pad for new ideas and projects about architecture, culture, and the city. As a platform for entrepreneurship and expanded modes of practice, the Incubator hosts and encourages a wide range of experiments initiated by recent Columbia GSAPP graduates.

Membership is open to GSAPP alumni who have graduated during the past 15 years and who are U.S. citizens or already have a valid visa for conducting business in the U.S. Membership requires a year-long commitment beginning in September 2017, and members are expected to work out of the Incubator as their main project during this time.

Applicants must have a body of work or project positioned at the intersection of architecture, technology, culture, and the city. More information and a list of past members can be found on the Columbia GSAPP website.

An Information Session will be held on June 1 at 6pm at the GSAPP Incubator, 231 Bowery.
RSVP to aes2280@columbia.edu

The Incubator is directed by Assistant Professor David Benjamin (M.Arch ‘05) and located at 231 Bowery as part of NEW INC, the world’s first museum-led incubator created by the New Museum.

In a special Bonus Episode, ArchDaily’s Editor-at-Large James Taylor-Foster visits Avery Hall to speak about the End of Year Show with Dean Amale Andraos. They discuss the role of books and portfolios in the students’ work, the experimental presentations by first-year students, and the reciprocal exchange between advanced students and their professors.

Stream the episode on SoundCloud, subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher.

The weekly series continues throughout the summer, with upcoming episodes featuring Umberto Napolitano in conversation with Dean Andraos, Bryony Roberts in conversation with Andrés Jaque, Konstantinos Pantazis and Marianna Rentzou of Point Supreme in conversation with Stella Loannidou, and many more.