Let’s Talk Architecture and Partnerships of Change: High Line in New York

Let’s Talk Architecture and Partnerships of Change: High Line in New York

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Let’s Talk Architecture and Partnerships of Change: High Line in New York

‘Let’s Talk Architecture and Partnerships of Change’ is hosted by the UIA World Congress of Architecture 2023 Copenhagen. The panel discussion is part of the Citizen Sustainability Summit at the High Line in New York, 19-21 September – a summit themed around liveability, sustainability, and inclusivity.

Panel:

Julia D. Day, Architect, Gehl Architects
Ifeoma Ebo, Urban Designer & Founding Partner, Creative Urban Alchemy
Sinus Lynge, Architect & Partner, EFFEKT
Benjamin Prosky, Executive Director, AIANY

Moderator:

Michael Booth, Independent Journalist

Program partners:

Danish Architecture Center
Creative Denmark

The Citizen Sustainability Summit highlights solutions to global sustainability challenges ahead of the UIA World Congress of Architecture 2023 in Copenhagen. The Consulate General of Denmark in New York and partners are hosting the Citizen Sustainability Summit during the 77th Session of the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC.

Participation is free and open to the public. Register here:
https://citizensustainabilitysummit.org/collections/inclusivity/products/program-9-let-s-talk-about-architecture-partnerships-for-change

 

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