Bright Lights, Bright City
Let Christina Seely show you your city in a whole new light
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Feeding off Engineers’ Energy
Could energy auditing be in your future?
Do You Hear the Light?
A silent concert of lighting designs graced the Helen Mills Theater last night for the exhibition Audible Light. New York City students from across the design spectrum competed for cash prizes in the Illuminating Engineering Society’s ninth-annual student lighting competition. Faced with the challenge of translating sound into light without making any noise, approximately 50 entrants played off notions of…
Tech-Tac-Toe
Intel’s Tech Heaven offered a glimpse of how the future’s gearing up
Gadget Wars
Vote for your favorite Greener Gadget
Jinhee Park Wins Again!
Winner of the first Metropolis Next Generation Design Competition is honored for her ongoing efforts
Shivering for Joy
Molo’s Northern Sky Circle is a gathering space at Alaska’s FREEZE festival
Not Business as Usual at AIA New York
In troubling times architects come together to brainstorm
Central Brooklyn Design Review
Pratt urban-design students make bold proposals close to home.
Your Year-End CEU Fix
AIA New York offers 32 credits over three days
How Would Nature Build a Database?
The Biomimicry Institute launches AskNature.org.
A Unified Frenzy
The results of MAS’s Coney Island design charette bring craziness into focus.
View from the Pet House
A charity auction that offers some serious creature comforts
Public Forums to Save Coney Island
Things you can do in this latest effort to help the Brooklyn landmark
Fueling the Economy
Hit the road with a new site from EPA and DOE
NYC Honors Her Greenest
Results from the 2008 Green Building Competition for New York City
Radical Cartography
Mapping techniques that provide a new way to look at your surroundings
A Restored Beauty Emerges
Visitors of New York’s Guggenheim finally get face time with the iconic structure.
Today is Park(ing) Day
Go out there and claim your piece of the pavement!
Some Useful Lessons from Burning Man
Those who come back from Burning Man use the word “decompress” to describe the shock of returning to their “normal” lives. So now that I’ve had about a week to do that myself, I’ve been thinking back to how amazing it was to be in an instant city populated by some 50,000 people who brave extreme weather conditions…
