City of tomorrow
R E A L E S T A T E, A R C H I T E C T U R E &
D E S I G N S U M M I T
“City of Tomorrow”unites key players and innovators from the worlds of architecture, real estate and interior design for an incomparable two-day symposium with a host of interactive workshops and panel discussions on timely and provocative topics.
Hundred Stories receives accolades year after year for its City of Tomorrow: Real Estate, Architecture & Design Summit, taking place annually at the esteemed 92nd Street Y. The conference brings together more than 2,000 attendees to experience a live dialogue and exchange of ideas from the leaders shaping New York City and beyond, and featured moguls like Liz Diller, Harry Macklowe, Robert A.M. Stern, Daniel Libeskind and Ian Schrager. This forum provides an innovative platform for the public to hear from great thinkers and doers from a myriad of related fields, and debate and discuss the most significant ideas, trends and issues of the day.
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“A co-production of the iconic cultural and community center of Y 92 and of Hundred Stories public relations firm, the event was marked by a vast array of subjects headed by impressive panels of guests that spread over two full days. ”
“...talks run the gamut in theme from the politics of the built environment to the best in kitchen design. The roster of over 50 speakers reads like a who’s who of the design and architecture worlds, with the likes of Robert A.M. Stern, Daniel Libeskind, Billie Tsien, and Ken Fulk offering their opinions. ”
“In three unforgettable keynote discussions packing 92Y’s 900-plus seat Kaufmann Concert Hall, renowned architects Robert A. M. Stern, Daniel Libeskind and Billie Tsien debated the social and cultural impact of monuments, museums and other civic institutions; developer moguls Jay Cross, Ziel Feldman, Susi Yu and Tommy Craig talked Mega Projects and Supertalls and Elle Decor A-Listers’ Ken Fulk, Anthony Baratta, Alexa Hampton and Ghislaine Viñas delighted audience members with a glimpse into their magic making in transforming spaces.”
