Join Docomomo US in Miami and Coral Gables, FL for the 2024 National Symposium to experience one of the country’s richest collections of mid-century and postmodern architecture. The symposium seeks to promote a broader understanding of the accomplishments of postwar to Postmodern architecture and culture in regionally specific contexts such as South Florida, the Caribbean, and Latin America. The 2024 symposium, entitled Streams of Modernity: Postwar to Postmodern, is a collaboration of Docomomo US and the Docomomo US/Florida chapter.

Join Queens Theatre and Queensboro Dance Festival for this 60th anniversary celebration of the 1964/65 World’s Fair, including tours and dance performances.

Iconic Houses’ “IH City Icons” is a small but significant tour conference making its debut with Amsterdam: Housing Highlights. Attendees will be exploring Amsterdam’s unique residential architecture—from its Golden Age roots in the 17th century, to the modernist social housing heritage, and its present-day wow factor projects.

As part of the New York Landmarks Conservancy’s 2024 Sacred Sites Open House weekend, New York Tri-State chapter is co-sponsoring a tour of Temple Israel, a well preserved Modern synagogue on Staten Island. It was designed by Percival Goodman, America’s most prolific architect of Modern synagogues.

Visit two seminal examples of New Canaan midcentury residential architecture as part of The Glass House’s one-day study tour of the Philip Johnson Glass House and the Eliot Noyes House.

DOCOMOMO US NY/Tri-State President John Arbuckle leads this Municipal Art Society walking tour examining the development of the UN Headquarters complex and surrounding area, including the works of three Pritzker Prize winners: Kevin Roche, I.M. Pei and Norman Foster.

Landmark West! is hosting a virtual presentation with two of the conservators who helped bring the Nivola horses back to their home at Stephen Wise Towers on the Upper West Side. Mary Jablonski and Ed FitzGerald will share the process of researching these public artworks—including a journey to modernist mecca Columbus, Indiana—and the many steps of conservation involved in returning the horses to their plaza and community.

Join the Glass House and architectural historians Alice Friedman and Timothy Rohan for a conversation about the cultural significance and queer social history of the recently restored Brick House. This program includes an hour-long, self-guided tour of the site.

Join Four Freedoms Park Conservancy for a special day of service celebrating the Centennial of New York State Parks and revitalizing the Louis Kahn designed FDR Four Freedoms State Park on Roosevelt Island. No experience necessary to join this “I Love My Park Day” with a Modern bent.

Explore contrasting visions of Modernism in New England with the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy. See two vastly differing manifestations of Wright’s Usonian principles, the Zimmerman House and the Kalil House, juxtaposed in Manchester, NH. In the northern suburbs of Boston, an area strongly influenced by European Modernism, tour houses by Walter Gropius, Paul Rudolph, Sarah Harkness, Walter Bogner and others.