A few weeks ago we explored Italian architecture across the globe, ended with a nod to Rosario Candela’s work in NYC, and hinted that there was more to discuss. On April 3, we pick up the conversation with a deeper dive into the wonderful examples of Italian architecture in NYC. RSVP here.

Whether it is works inspired by the Italian Renaissance or the works of architects today, we pass by Italian architecture every day in New York City. Explore the fascinating history of these famous buildings and learn about the inspiration behind their construction. Maybe your favorite building in NYC will be in the lecture! 

CCF Executive Director Lisa Ackerman is exited to share these treasured sites with you from the works of McKim Mead & White to Renzo Piano, Giuseppe Amato, and Antonio Pio Saracino, spanning building types from the humble to the grand, the residential to the monumental.