Join AIA Brooklyn’s new Housing Committee this fall for a three-event series on social housing. Connect with experts and peers to explore how design can foster healthier, more inclusive, and affordable communities for all.
- Tuesday, October 28 – What Would a Social Housing Development Authority in NYS Mean for Design? (1.5 LU|HSW)
- Tuesday, November 18 – Future-Proofing Housing: East vs West Coast (1.5 LU|HSW)
- Wednesday, November 19 – Rethinking the Shape of the City: Single Stair Reform in Multifamily Housing (1.5 LU|HSW)
If you are interested in being involved in the Housing Committee, please fill out this survey.
What Would a Social Housing Development Authority in NYS Mean for Design?
What if New York reimagined how housing gets built—putting public good and great design on equal footing? This conversation explores what a new Social Housing Development Authority could mean for architects working in multifamily housing.
Hear from Susanne Schindler (Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies), John Paraskevopoulos (NYS Legislative Director), Iziah Thompson (Senior Housing Analysist at Community Service Society of New York), and Matthew Charney, AIA (VP of Design & Construction at NYCHA), as they unpack how new public frameworks could expand design’s role in shaping more equitable, sustainable housing across the state.
Moderated by Julie Torres Moskovitz, AIA
Tuesday, October 28
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Van Alen Institute
303 Bond St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
1.5 AIA LU|HSW