Housing Tomorrow's City
With a population of more than 8.6 million and growing, New York City is experiencing a housing crisis that threatens its future vitality.
Facing age-old concerns, such as rising rents and crumbling buildings, compounded by challenges of climate change and a globalized real-estate market, the city needs to determine how it will provide homes for its residents. In this series, we tackle these issues head-on as leading thinkers, designers, artists, and activists explore their most innovative and radical ideas to consider the future of housing.
This series is inspired by our Future City Lab, the interactive third gallery of New York at Its Core, the Museum's landmark permanent exhibition on New York City's 400 year history. The series is presented in memory of Future City Lab curator Hilary Ballon.
View videos from past events in our Future City Lab series, click here.
Click on a program below to learn more and purchase tickets.
Our Supporters
Housing Tomorrow’s City is made possible in part by Sophia and Peter J. Volandes.
Series Affiliates:
Association for Neighborhood Housing & Development
Breaking Ground
Citizens' Housing Planning Council
Columbia GSAAP
Community Solutions
Department of Urban Studies - Queens College CUNY
Design Trust for Public Space
Earth Institute Urban Design Lab
Guarini Center at NYU School of Law
Henry Street Settlement
Institute for Public Architecture
New York Housing Conference
New York State Association for Affordable Housing
NYU - Center for Urban Science and Progress
NYU Furman Center
Picture the Homeless
Pratt Center for Community Development
Pratt Institute Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment
Regional Plan Association
RiseBoro Community Partnership
The West Side Commons
Urban Democracy Lab
Van Alen Institute