Purpose, Projects and the Point
Architecture for Humanity New York:
Purpose, Projects and the Point (1.0 AIA CES)
Date: 03-13-2008
6:00 - 6:30 PM Reception (Cocktail and hors dÂ’ oeuvres) 6:30 PM Seminar (1.0 AIA CES)
Guests must be over 21 to be served alcoholic beverages.
Location: HafeleNY Showroom: 25 East 26th Street @ Madison Avenue New York NY 10010: 212-679-7161
Event information: To recognize the work that AFHny, the New York City affiliate of Architecture for Humanity is doing in our community and how they provide opportunities for design professionals to engage in socially responsible volunteerism through design advocacy,public education and community action.
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Presented by:
Cynthia Barton
Carrie Bobo
Andrew Burdick
Matt Charney
Jason Gibbs
AFHny aspires to be the platform from which the next generation of designers can give voice to ingenuity and socially-responsible change within the five boroughs of New York.
AFHny's current projects include: studies for a boat house for an ecologically focused canoe group on the Gowanus Canal; design for community center, homeless shelter, and medical clinic in a church basement in Morningside Heights; aiding victims of Hurricane Katrina through work in Biloxi, Mississippi; catalyst projects for High Bridge Park in the Bronx in collaboration with the Parks Department; and re-envisioning the physical structure of a community arts organization in the South Bronx from interior storage solutions to green roof interventions.
Architecture for Humanity New York has been collaborating with a community arts organization, The Point, CDC, to re-envision the use of their facility.
The Point is a Community Development Corporation dedicated to encouraging the arts, local enterprise, responsible ecology, and self-investment in the Hunts Point Community in the South Bronx through an after-school program serving neighborhood children with homework help, visual arts, literacy, circus arts, photography, music, and drama.
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Purpose, Projects and the Point (1.0 AIA CES)
Date: 03-13-2008
6:00 - 6:30 PM Reception (Cocktail and hors dÂ’ oeuvres) 6:30 PM Seminar (1.0 AIA CES)
Guests must be over 21 to be served alcoholic beverages.
Location: HafeleNY Showroom: 25 East 26th Street @ Madison Avenue New York NY 10010: 212-679-7161
Event information: To recognize the work that AFHny, the New York City affiliate of Architecture for Humanity is doing in our community and how they provide opportunities for design professionals to engage in socially responsible volunteerism through design advocacy,public education and community action.
[Register Now]Presented by:
Cynthia Barton
Carrie Bobo
Andrew Burdick
Matt Charney
Jason Gibbs
AFHny aspires to be the platform from which the next generation of designers can give voice to ingenuity and socially-responsible change within the five boroughs of New York.
AFHny's current projects include: studies for a boat house for an ecologically focused canoe group on the Gowanus Canal; design for community center, homeless shelter, and medical clinic in a church basement in Morningside Heights; aiding victims of Hurricane Katrina through work in Biloxi, Mississippi; catalyst projects for High Bridge Park in the Bronx in collaboration with the Parks Department; and re-envisioning the physical structure of a community arts organization in the South Bronx from interior storage solutions to green roof interventions.
Architecture for Humanity New York has been collaborating with a community arts organization, The Point, CDC, to re-envision the use of their facility.
The Point is a Community Development Corporation dedicated to encouraging the arts, local enterprise, responsible ecology, and self-investment in the Hunts Point Community in the South Bronx through an after-school program serving neighborhood children with homework help, visual arts, literacy, circus arts, photography, music, and drama.
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