NEXT AT NYSID / Mark Your Calendars SEPTEMBER 21
OCTOBER 8–9
Rooms with a Viewpoint by Mitchell Owens
Teaching Green
All are welcome to this virtual event. Renowned design journalist and author Mitchell Owens will discuss Marie-Laure and Charles de Noailles’ Paris residence, which was thrillingly minimalized by Jean-Michel Frank in the 1920s. MORE INFORMATION AT:
nysid.edu/institute-for-continuing-professional-studies SEPTEMBER 24
Career Services Workshop
Sacsha Flowers, NYSID’s Career Services and Internship Coordinator, will introduce students to the school’s career resources and development tools, helping them take the first steps toward landing jobs that could launch brilliant careers. CONTACT: Sacsha.Flowers@nysid.edu
constantly educating yourself. It’s to approach your work with the curiosity of a traveler and a researcher. When you are designing a space, you have to explore how the people who live there eat, worship, celebrate, and live. You have to completely immerse yourself in the culture. This will make you a more tolerant human and a more layered designer.” —THERESE VIRSERIUS ’03 (AAS)
CREDIT: MATTHEW SEPTIMUS
ABOVE: CIELO CORTES, VICTOR SOLARTE, JULISSA ALMONTE. TOP RIGHT: KIRA CEDENO. BOTTOM RIGHT: KARINA INFANTE, SONALIKA NAIR, GISSELLE SANCHEZ, SALONI MAHAGAOKAR, LESLIE ROBINSON.
This two-day virtual and in-person symposium on making sustainability a cornerstone of design education will feature Andrew Revkin, director of the Initiative on Communication, Innovation, and Impact at the Earth Institute; Jennifer Graham, principal and senior project manager, Perkins&Will; Avinash Rajagopal, editor-in-chief, Metropolis Magazine; Eric Corey Freed, award-winning architect, author, and senior vice president of sustainability for CannonDesign, Lorraine Francis, hospitality interior designer and CEO at Cadiz Collaboration, Wanda Dalla Costa, expert in indigenous design and Principal at Tawaw Architecture Collective, and many other thought leaders in sustainability in design. MORE INFORMATION AT: teachinggreen.nysid.edu
“To be a global designer is to be
