Beatriz Colomina (Princeton), Thomas Evans (D.A.P.), Amelyn Ng (GSAPP), David Grahame Shane (GSAPP), and Bernard Tschumi (GSAPP) discuss the new facsimile edition of Archigram, exploring the publication’s legacy and its continued influence on architectural imagination.

• Faculty Mary McLeod delivers a lecture on The “Ordinary Made Extraordinary!”: Robert Venturi from Rome to Nantucket – Tradition, Vernacular Architecture, and the Shingle Style at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. November 11, 6 PM.

• Faculty Mabel Wilson (GSAPP) introduces Dr. Omer Bartov, who delivers a lecture based on his forthcoming book, with opening remarks by Karl Jacoby. Organized by the Columbia Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race (CSER) in cooperation with the Department of History and the European Institute. November 11, 7 PM.

• Faculty David Benjamin delivers the keynote lecture at ACADIA 2025: Computational Design for a Resilient Future, exploring how computation, design, and resilience intersect in contemporary architectural practice. November 13, 2025. (pictured).

• Faculty Michael Bell and Eunjeong Seong ‘02 MArch discuss their new book 8 Minutes, 20 Seconds: Housing After Banking, Encrypting the Sun on Citizen One: Exploring our Urban Future.

• The PhD in Architecture Symposia invites proposals from doctoral students across disciplines that investigate and reflect on the histories of the built environment.

• The 2026 MSCCCP Program cohort in collaboration with e-flux Architecture publishes a series of essays, offering critical perspectives on the ideas, positions, and practices that shaped the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale.

• Faculty Mireia Luzárraga (TAKK) opens Co-Habitation Dome, a project developed alongside Iván López Munuera at the Chicago Architecture Biennial’s fifth site. (pictured).

• Columbia Books on Architecture and the City‘s published book, Into the Quiet and the Light: Water, Life, and Land Loss in South Louisiana by Virginia Hanusik, is selected as one of AIGA’s 50 Books | 50 Covers of 2024.

• Faculty Amale Andraos and Dan Wood (WORKac) are featured in Designers on Sofas, a new book by Monocle.

• Faculty Matthew Bauer is named a 2025 Trailblazer in Economic Development by City & State magazine.

• Last week, the GSAPP alumni network connected worldwide through events in Seoul, Shanghai, and Taipei with Dean Andrés Jaque attending several of these gatherings.