Discover a structure: Architecture and Design Month in New York City, October 2017

Archtober (ärk’tôbər), New York City’s annual Architecture and Design Month, is now in its seventh year! For 2017, the festival of architecture activities, programs, and exhibitions spans the entire month of October.

Archtober’s curated calendar features more than 150 architecture and design lectures, conferences, programs, and exhibitions happening at New York Center for Architecture and collaborating institutions across the city.

One of the festival’s most distinctive features is the breadth of its collaborating organizations, and many are returning for 2017. The diversity of these organizations captures the unique spirit of New York’s world of design and architecture.

Always a favorite, the architecture boat tours are a sought-after ticket.

Around Manhattan Architecture Boat Tour
AIA New York / Classic Harbor Line

Monday, October 9
1:45-4:30PM

This 2-hour-and-45-minute cruise circumnavigates the island of Manhattan via the Hudson, East, and Harlem rivers, and is AIANY’s signature tour experience. Enjoy expert narration by an AIANY guide as you explore the architecture, infrastructure, and urban planning of New York City. Tour highlights are thematically linked to illustrate the recent transformation of an industrial waterfront to one of booming real estate development, ecologically-driven landscape design, and resilient infrastructure. Tour features include iconic Art Deco spires, historic engineering marvels, adaptive reuse, progressive waterfront parks, and recent buildings by local, national, and international award-winning architects. More Info + Register

Visit Archtober’s website.

By Stephen Brockelman

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