This week's picks for NYC architecture and design events

When Wall Street Was Occupied: How Downtown Changed in the Decade Before and After 9/11 | April 3

In conjunction with its exhibition MILLENNIUM: Lower Manhattan in the 1990s, The Skyscraper Museum will present a panel discussion that reflects on the extraordinary changes, planned and unplanned, that took place in New York's oldest neighborhood. A panel of key players responsible for the fate and future of Downtown in the last decade of the millennium will come together to reflect on lower Manhattan, then and now.

Rising Urbanists: Green Infrastructure for Coastal Resilience | April 6

Organized by the ASLA-NY Student Chapter at the City College of New York, this one-day conference is a groundbreaking forum for the next generation of urbanist thinkers to organize around long-term green infrastructure strategies rather than disciplinary hierarchies.

Princeton School of Architecture Post-Professional Thesis Student Exhibition: Nine Constructionists | April 6

This exhibition, curated by Samuel Clovis and Gillian Shaffer, foregrounds a shift in the post-professional thesis at Princeton University School of Architecture from a model of individual projects to group ambitions that reflect common training, influences and life experiences, as a response to the contemporary moment. Both projective and discursive, the projects on exhibit critically engage with the multifaceted condition of contemporary architecture. The exhibition comprises the works of nine emerging architects.

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