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10th Anniversary: New Settlement Community Campus
What a milestone! A decade has passed since New Settlement Community Campus opened its doors and began expanding opportunities for the youth and families of Mount Eden. Since 2012, the Community Campus has become a pillar of New Settlement and Settlement Housing...
ESKW/A Service Day BBQ at Providence House
In early May, our beloved staff member, Eric Salitsky, passed away. Eric was a compassionate, engaging, and thoughtful person. His research on multifaith worship spaces exemplified his optimism for, and dedication to human collaboration and mutual belonging in a...
Housing is Healthcare: JEDI Roundtable Discussion with the BRC
Borne out of the momentum of the protest movements calling for justice for Black lives, ESKW/A’s JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity) committee is dedicated to identifying and confronting the oppressive paradigms that work against who we are, and the...
20th Annual SHNNY Conference 2022
ESKW/A Partner, Kimberly, AIA, shares her experience and thoughts on the conference: After three years of no gatherings, SHNNY returned to Times Square last week for their 20th Annual NY State Supportive Housing Conference. It was wonderful to see all the providers,...
Women Helping Women: Interview with Danielle, Executive Director of Providence House
In honor of Women’s History Month, ESKW/Architects wanted to spotlight the inspiring women we work with. One of the first to come to mind was Danielle Minelli Pagnotta, Executive Director of Providence House (PH), a non-profit-organization (NPO) equipped with a...
Discussing MOVEMENT with the Building Technology Group
Few tourists can resist the urge to take humorous, forced-perspective selfies with Pisa’s leaning tower. Some choose to “prop” the tower up, some are inspired by its impending downfall and “lean” into it. Regardless of ones’ reaction to it, there is no denying the...
One Architect’s View of the Pandemic Year
When everything suddenly stopped in March 2020, the only thing some of us could do was keep going. Taking walks, riding bikes, noticing changes in the city, appreciating things we may not have prior to March 2020, looking for joy. Our separation brought us together,...
Looking Back at our Zoo and Aquarium Work
Ice cream trucks and sticky subway cars mean one thing: summer is back. New Yorkers get creative when it comes to outdoor summer activities, and we are lucky to have some of the best zoos and aquarium in the country. June happened to be National Zoo and Aquarium Month...