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Video Archive

Videos

Designing For Empathy
Book Talk: Designing for Empathy
Waste Containerization
Designing Waste Containerization into Streetscapes
Decarbonizing Buildings
Decarbonizing Buildings: A Whole Life Cycle Approach
Image of Panelists at Wast[ED] Working with Trash
Wast[ED] Working with Trash
Image of Panelists at Understanding Equity in Sustainable Architecture event
Understanding Equity in Sustainable Architecture
Image of panelists at Circular Economy and Design Part 2 – Disassembly and Reuse event
Circular Economy and Design Part 2 – Disassembly and Reuse
Image of Panelists at Designing for Coastal Resiliency in Lower Manhattan: Why, What, How? event.
Designing for Coastal Resiliency in Lower Manhattan: Why, What, How?
Image of panelists at Circular Economy and Design Part 1: Applying Arup’s Circular Buildings Toolkit event
Circular Economy and Design Part 1: Applying Arup’s Circular Buildings Toolkit
Image of panelists at Equity in Electrification: Electrification of Affordable Housing event
Equity in Electrification: Electrification of Affordable Housing
Image of slide presentation at Planning for Waste Management: DSNY’s New Rule for Residential Buildings event
Planning for Waste Management: DSNY’s New Rule for Residential Buildings
Image of panelist at Designing Urban Agriculture Part III: Emerging Models and New Directions event
Designing Urban Agriculture Part III: Emerging Models and New Directions
Image of Panelist at Exploring Community Engagement with Hester Street: Building Community Control event
Exploring Community Engagement with Hester Street: Building Community Control
This is an image of the panelists and moderator of the A Better Choice: Healthy Materials for Affordable Housing event.
A Better Choice: Healthy Materials for Affordable Housing
This is an image of the paenl at the Designing Urban Agriculture Part II: Digging in to Farming in the City event.
Designing Urban Agriculture Part II: Digging in to Farming in the City
This is an image of the five panelists and moderator of the How Low Can We Go – Historic Preservation and Carbon Reduction: Applied Trades event.
How Low Can We Go – Historic Preservation and Carbon Reduction: Applied Trades
In Dialogue With: Stacy Smedley and Betty Rexrode on Their Paths to Net Zero
In Dialogue With: Stacy Smedley and Betty Rexrode on Their Paths to Net Zero
Clean Curbs: Design Solutions for Waste Storage in the Street. Seven Panelists having a group discussion
Clean Curbs: Design Solutions for Waste Storage in the Street
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Activating Building Material Reuse – 03.22.2021
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Centering the “Community” in Community Engagement – 02.10.2021
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The Future of the NYC Waterfront: Upper East River – 12.07.2020
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Designing for Circular Building Materials – 11.19.2020
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NYC’s Bird-Friendly Building Law: Local Law 15 of 2020 – 11.05.2020
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Designing for Zero Waste Food Service – 10.21.2020
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Integrated Response: (re)Learning Design Lessons during COVID-19 and Beyond
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Earth Day Dialogue: Designing for Planetary and Public Health – 04.22.2020
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How Low Can We Go – Historic Preservation and Carbon Reduction – 09.26.2019
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Embodied Carbon Part 1: The Blind Spot of the Building Industry – 09.19.2019
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Defining Design Excellence in the Era of Climate Change – 09.16.2019
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Integrated Design Services for the Digital Age – 07.18.2019
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Creating a Higher Living Standard with LEED v.4.1: Mahesh Ramanujam, USGBC – 05.01.2019

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