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Upcoming Lecture by Interboro’s Tobias Armborst for Milano Arch Week 2025: Inequalities and Architecture November 1 2025, 4.00pm Free admission upon registration 🔗https://lnkd.in/eU6jCq8V For Milano Arch Week 2025 Tobias will be lecturing on designing public spaces and processes in American cities now. Photos:  1) Milano Arch Week: Inequalities and Architecture 2) Refreshing, photo by Dean Kaufman, Dean Kaufman Photography @kaufmanprojects  3) Over The Ring, photo by Interboro Partners @interboropartners  4) Campau/Davison/Banglatown Neighborhood Plan, photo by Interboro Partners @interboropartners Full Milano Arch Week program calendar can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eyuy4HP2

SDG11 SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES eds. autors. Hubert Klumpner, Klearjos Eduardo Papanicolaou and Georgeen Theodore, FAIA by MDPI Books Open Access Book Indexed in Web of Science, ETH Zürich. 23 October 2025 20+ case studies. 3 editors. 1 big idea: the 'Urbanising Earth' "Transitioning to Sustainable Cities and Communities" has just been indexed in the Web of Science Book Citation Index! Edited by Hubert Klumpner, Klearjos Eduardo Papanicolaou, and Georgeen Theodore, this book challenges the dominant Western This volume, developed within the framework of Sustainable Development Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), explores the concept of an “Urbanising Earth” and challenges the dominant Western model of urban development and explores how we can reconcile human needs with environmental rights through thoughtful design. Featuring over twenty case studies from experienced practitioners and design thinkers, including Alejandro Restrepo Montoya, Diego Ceresuela Wiesmann, Michael Walczak, Melanie Fessel, Tanya Chandra, PhD, @Rahul Mehrotra, Clara Rellensmann, Wint Tin Htut Latt, Andres Lepik, weijen Wang, Mitchell Joachim, Peder Anker, Nicholas Gervasi, Chukwuemeka V. Chukwuemeka, Christian Werthmann, Anna Heringer, Martin Rauch, Stephanie Briers, Yael Borofsky, Estudio Teddy Cruz, Fonna Forman, David Kretzer, Manuel Herz, Gruia Badescu, and Aaron Betsky it highlights the collective effort required for sustainable urban transformation, developed at the Klumpner Chair of Architecture and Urban Design. Thanks to David Kostenwein from D-Baug and Evan Natasha Escamilla at MDPI Books, Interboro Partners, New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Department of Architecture (D-ARCH) ETH Zurich The book examines how thoughtful design can reconcile human and environmental rights, linking education, housing, and public space in the pursuit of more inclusive and resilient cities. Download and read the book here: https://brnw.ch/21wWRLG https://lnkd.in/e8GhiMZU Transitioning to Sustainable Cities and Communities | MDPI Books. Klumpner and Walczak are founding members of the, ETH Zurich | Albert Einstein School of Public Policy #Architecture, #Urbanisation, #Cities, #Digitaltwin, #ETHZ, #Urbanplanning, #sustainability, #UrbanizingEarth, #Urbanthinktank, #Medellin, #Colombia, #Greencorridors

🎊 Join the AIANY Women in Architecture Committee this Thursday, 10/30, 6:30–8:30pm, for its 10th annual happy hour to honor the recently elevated women AIA Fellows for 2025! Register: https://bit.ly/47nNW3s Meet us at the Cuzine showroom to connect with architects, designers, and AIANY Chapter members who have earned the distinction of FAIA for their significant contributions to architecture. Speakers: Graciela Carrillo, FAIA, NOMA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, Senior Manager, Nassau BOCES Andrea Lamberti, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C, Principal, Andrea Lamberti Architecture Deborah Moelis, FAIA, CPHD, Principal, Handel Architects Suchi Reddy, FAIA, Founding Principal, Reddymade Architecture & Design Georgeen Theodore, FAIA, Principal, Interboro Partners

Great news: the New York City Council Land Use & Zoning Committees just voted in favor of the Jamaica Neighborhood Plan!    The plan would deliver thousands of homes & jobs plus infrastructure investments — a BIG win for Southeast Queens & the entire city.    Final step: full City Council vote! 

Medina recently received a $1.3 million state grant to convert a canalside parking lot into a public green space for concerts and other community events. On the opposite side of the canal, Interboro Partners is finalizing designs for an area known as the “high wall,” a concrete aqueduct built in 1915 that carries the canal over Oak Orchard Creek. With major repairs needed, NYPA saw an opportunity to integrate art and amenities that would draw Medina residents across the canal to the less utilized public lands north of the waterway. Georgeen Theodore, a principal and cofounder of Interboro Partners, said the firm was particularly intrigued by the approach NYPA outlined in its brief. “We couldn’t believe it. It was this cool piece of history, but they also were looking at how one might double the investment and boost the quality of life,” Theodore said. “There’s been a shift in recent years to looking at all different forms of urbanity, from big cities down to these small villages, and Angelyn and her team have been ahead of the curve in thinking about where architects and urban designers can be focusing their efforts.” Tobias Armborst, another Interboro cofounder, said the work in Medina resonates with questions facing communities not just along the Erie Canal but in other post-industrial parts of the US. “It’s not necessarily clear what’s going to happen here,” he said of New York’s canal region. Canal communities are “tied together by this piece of infrastructure and it’s not very clear what it’s for or what needs to happen to it. So there’s an interesting [opportunity] for urbanism that is not necessarily based on growth. ”https://lnkd.in/eH8gU72D

In partnership with the City of St. Louis, Interboro and Key Strategic Group led several pop up events in Vivian Astra Park, and Hickey Park in North St. Louis. It was a weekend full of fun engagement activities in the Baden & North Pointe neighborhoods with games, music, vendors, and community visioning. 🎉

St. Louis Zoning Upgrade (ZOUP)! Highlights from our first public launch event on September 3rd. Thank you to everyone who came out! Keep an eye out for future public events on our website and our Instagram page. 🗞️ Free copies of the ZOUP Scoop can be grabbed at 1520 Market Street, St. Louis, MO 63103 https://www.zoup-stl.com/