The city predicts the new institute will have $4 billion in economic impact over the next three decades and generate more than 4,500 jobs.
Cornell and New York University won’t be the only schools working with cool startups. Columbia University is joining the city’s increasingly lively tech party, too. Continue reading
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The Harlem Edge: Cultivating Connections, on view at the Center for Architecture from July 12 through October 31, presents entries to the latest ideas competition developed by the Emerging New York Architects (ENYA) Committee.
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Tagged Architecture, Center for Architecture, Emerging New York Architects (ENYA), Groen Hoek, Harlem, Harlem River, HLW Gallery, New York City, Roosevelt Island, South Street Seaport, The Harlem Edge: Cultivating Connections
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