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Architecture and New York's 21st-Century Identity

Feb 3, 2017


Meet the new shapes of New York. From the reimagined MoMA and the forthcoming Statue of Liberty Museum to Zaha Hadid’s 520 West 28th Street and the slenderest building in the world, 111 West 57th Street — starchitects Liz Diller, Roger Duffy, Christopher Sharples and Patrik Schumacher take you behind the scenes. Moderated by Spencer Bailey, Editorial Director for Surface Media and Editor in Chief of Surface magazine.

Part of the City of Tomorrow: Real Estate, Architecture & Design Summit presented by 92Y and Hundred Stories.


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