Pratt Architecture Students To Present Proposals for ‘A Re-Energized Society’
CLINTON HILL — Eight master’s degree candidates from Pratt Institute’s Graduate School of Architecture program will present proposals and work as part of the exhibition, “Upstate New York: Experimental Urbanism for a Re-Energized Society” during Pratt’s Green Week, March 26 to 30, in the Lobby Gallery in Higgins Hall, 61 Saint James Place.
These proposals will focus on the future of post-industrial towns in Upstate New York.
A reception for the students will be held on Friday, Feb. 3 from 3 to 6 p.m. At the reception, a 16-foot-long architectural model of the prototype will be on display and discussed in depth by the graduate students and their lead faculty advisor, Meta Brunzema, graduate school adjunct associate professor and coordinator of the Graduate Architecture and Urban Design program.