The Weitzman Fall 2022 Lecture Series brings together distinguished architects, landscape architects, artists, historians, preservationists, planners, energy policy makers, mobility experts, and data scientists from the US and abroad to discuss recent work and emerging trends in the built environment and visual culture.
Weitzman School in the Media
“Gensler Draws on Silver-Screen Glamour for the Makeover of the Motion Picture Association Headquarters in Washington”
Jordan Goldstein (MArch`96) talks about the role of VR and other technology in designing “the best screening room on the East Coast.”
“100 Women to Watch in Architecture”
Winka Dubbeldam, Miller Professor and chair of architecture, who Architizer calls a “veteran academic and leader in design,” is recognized for her contributions to the field.
“Can Carbon Capture Make Flying More Sustainable?”
The Kleinman Center's Jennifer Wilcox on how carbon capture plants--more than traditional carbon offsets--could help airlines could reach net-zero emissions.
“How a Young Activist is Helping Pope Francis Battle Climate Change”
The New Yorker profiles American cartographer and envrionmentalist Molly Burhans, who studied with Professor of Landscape Architecture Dana Tomlin.
“IMI Releases Update of Century-Old Terra Cotta Details to Guide Restoration Efforts”
Roy Ingraffia (MSHP`04), lecturer in historic preservation, and Casey Weisdock (MSHP'16), contributed to an important update on architectural terra cotta.
“Longwood Gardens is planning a $250 million makeover that will be its biggest ever”
The 1,000-acre botanical garden in Chester County has announced its plans to build a massive new conservatory designed by the firm WEISS/MANFREDI, led by Marion Weiss, Graham Chair Professor of Architecture, and partner Michael Manfredi.
