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November
2016
International leaders met to discuss wood as a link between development and conservation.
November
2015
A first-of-its-kind conference, and the formation of a world-changing community of practice.
September
2015
Structural engineer Justin Den Herder was the first volunteer in our Co-Build Kathmandu initiative.
August
2015
How Pilot Projects' Sarah Jane Wilson connected with the award-winning author over trees, culture, and Vancouver's hippie era.
July
2015
A perfect NYC Friday afternoon for aspiring engineers: A picnic, a little math, and some hands-on experimental construction.
July
2015
"We're tending now to confuse design with research. Designers need to more fully embrace their role as advocates and cultural leaders..."
June
2015
How we worked with one of the largest churches in Manhattan to make their new offices green, flexible, and beneficial to their culture
June
2015
"In terms of design problems, few spaces are more complex than the workplace."
May
2015
Neighbors like these show NYC is as vital as ever
April
2015
Could building a wall bring our team closer together?
April
2015
Pilot Projects' founder and director gets involved with University's NYC program debut
January
2015
Scott responds to the "Google got it wrong" open office controversy.
January
2015
We're happy to report a new source of funding for our Green Hub project!
January
2015
Pilot Projects' founder and director on how anyone can get involved in their neighborhood's developments, and why they should.