03-13-2025
RE:AL Estates: Restructuring Living
Join us for RE:AL Estates Restructuring Living, an the 4th annual exhibition co-hosted by FXCollaborative and Pratt Institute's Graduate Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Design departments. Co-curated by Pratt professors Stephanie Bayard and Erich Schoenenberger, the exhibition brings together academic, professional, and community voices on the critical intersection of affordable housing design, research, and practice.
The exhibition will run from March 12 - March 14, 2025. Viewing by appointment only. Please call 212-627-1700.
As our city continues to grapple with an ongoing housing crisis, recent initiatives such as City of Yes for Housing Opportunity and other significant rezonings have presented new opportunities to restructure living. This exhibition presents the work of students in the Pratt Institute's graduate housing studios, who have focused on a housing infill project on a Brooklyn NYCHA campus. Their work challenges past assumptions and opens up fresh lines of dialogue on the future of housing in our city.
Recent programming associated with the exhibition included a workshop on March 8 where Brooklyn Tech High School and Pratt M.Arch students participated in a one-day design charrette focused on affordable housing at NYCHA sites. Additionally, a symposium on March 12 featured student design presentations and a panel discussion moderated by FXCollaborative Design Director Toby Snyder and featuring Nicole Vlado Torres, AIA, NOMA, Gary Bates, RA, Dylan Baker-Rice, Alexandra Barker, FAIA, LEED AP, and Sam Alison-Mayne.
The exhibition will run from March 12 - March 14, 2025. Viewing by appointment only. Please call 212-627-1700.
As our city continues to grapple with an ongoing housing crisis, recent initiatives such as City of Yes for Housing Opportunity and other significant rezonings have presented new opportunities to restructure living. This exhibition presents the work of students in the Pratt Institute's graduate housing studios, who have focused on a housing infill project on a Brooklyn NYCHA campus. Their work challenges past assumptions and opens up fresh lines of dialogue on the future of housing in our city.
Recent programming associated with the exhibition included a workshop on March 8 where Brooklyn Tech High School and Pratt M.Arch students participated in a one-day design charrette focused on affordable housing at NYCHA sites. Additionally, a symposium on March 12 featured student design presentations and a panel discussion moderated by FXCollaborative Design Director Toby Snyder and featuring Nicole Vlado Torres, AIA, NOMA, Gary Bates, RA, Dylan Baker-Rice, Alexandra Barker, FAIA, LEED AP, and Sam Alison-Mayne.