On April 27th at 1:00, Caryn will give a book talk in the Art Center Gallery at the NewSchool of Architecture & Design on The Designer’s Field Guide to Collaboration.
Caryn will present a paper, “Collaboration: Propelling An Expanded Practice” at the ACSA Annual Meeting in Detroit for David Goodman’s session “Design of Practice.”
“Beyond the Building” is now on exhibit in the UMass Amherst Design Building. Join us for the closing reception on Tuesday, February 28, 6:30-8pm.
Caryn lectures at MassArt on The Designer’s Field Guide to Collaboration. Thanks to the Architecture Department for their hospitality!
Join us for the Closing Reception for the exhibit “Beyond the Building: Architectural Artifacts” at the NYPOP Gallery – 526 W. 26th Street, Suite 314 | New York, NY 10001
Friday, February 10, 2017, 5-7 pm
Help Yourself Farmstand goes to the city in the off-season.
“Strategic Additions: Reconsidering Architecture’s Stepchild,” was selected as the winner of the International Award for Excellence for Volume 7 of The International Journal of the Constructed Environment.
We’re pleased to announce that The Designer’s Field Guide to Collaboration, will officially be available in print this week.
See more at Routledge: The Designer’s Field Guide to Collaboration
Caryn and Joseph Krupczynski receive a Citation Award for “Arrivals” Public Art + Infrastructure project from the Western Massachusetts AIA as part of the 2016 Design Awards program.
Caryn, colleague Joseph Krupczynski, the Center for Design Engagement (C*DE), and the City of Holyoke are recipients of an NEA Our Town Award to support Holyoke’s I-391 Underpass Project.
Caryn receives a 2016 AIA / ACSA Practice + Leadership Award. The award recognizes best practices of highly effective teaching, scholarship, and outreach in the areas of professional practice and leadership. Caryn and colleague Joseph Krupczynski host two panels titled “Divergent Modes of Engagement: Exploring Collaborative + Participatory Practices” at the 104nd Annual ACSA Meeting in Seattle, WA.
