We are thrilled to be an @Architizer A+Awards Finalist in their new category Best Global Firm – and we would truly appreciate if you can help us become a winner! Vote for Louise Braverman Architect in the Best Global Firm category here at this link! https://shorturl.at/oBZch

Louise really enjoyed participating as a juror in this year’s Architizer’s A+ Product Awards. The products are truly innovative! Here are her reflections from last year’s product review, “Juror Louise Braverman, Founding Principal of Louise Braverman Architect, celebrated the impact of the multi-faceted qualities of the winning products, noting: “Many of these products aesthetically amplify and simultaneously de-carbonize our physical world. This is good news!” Her reflections capture how winning entries can go beyond functional success to make a profound impact on our world — a goal that jurors” will hope is carried forward in this year’s program.
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We are delighted to not only have contributed 5 of our projects to this remarkable exhibition at the AIA New York Chapter, but also to have Centro de Artes Nadir Afonso discussed in the Fall 2024 article about the exhibit in Oculus. It is truly a joy when diverse New York architects come together to share their work. Check out our images of Centro de Artes Nadir Afonso, Joe’s Salon, Derfner Judaica Museum, Village Health Works Staff Housing and Poets House on our website.

Louise was delighted to participate as a juror for this year’s Architzer A+ Product Awards. What an amazing array of inventive products were submitted! Now is the time for the public to vote to choose award winners from the selected finalists.

In addition to six years and more than five hundred stories, Madame Architect has readership in over 100 countries all over the world, over half a million readers, an online community of over 40,000 followers, twelve content verticals, and an event series. We are so proud to be part of its evolution and reach over the past six years. Check out Louise’s interview “Defying the Mainstream” with Julia Gamolina.

We are thrilled that “Layers”, our Time Space Existence installation at the 2023 Venice Biennale is a finalist for a Special Project in the 2023 Plan Award. Feel free to follow this link to vote for our project for a “Community Wish List Special Prize.”

For the Metropolis Magazine Leading Edge series, Louise speaks about how we seek to create beauty that makes a difference in people’s lives by striking the perfect balance of visionary and pragmatic.

Wow…. We are delighted to have received a Special Mention in the 10th Annual Architizer A+ Awards “Best Firms in North America” category. Thanks so much to the esteemed jury! Here is the link to the Architizer site: https://lnkd.in/g6ZRNEvS

Today is the day that you can celebrate Women’s History Month 2022 by purchasing your copy  of The Epic Mentor Guide. I am truly honored to have my words about the field of architecture included in this momentous book. Special thanks to Illana Raia for bringing together young women and girls and the voices of brave, brilliant inspiring female leaders in STEM, art, business, athletics, space travel etc. Tap this link to listen to Illana speak about the book on the TODAY Show.

We are thrilled that our installation for the Time Space Existence Exhibition at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale was honored by Interior Design with a Best of Year Honoree Award!

What a delight to be invited to lecture at Kean Michael Graves CollegeSchool of Public Architecture. The Architecture School at Kean University is in New Jersey. Founded in the spirit of the noted architect Michael Graves,

Kean’s mission is to take architecture to a wider public audience.

The students truly seemed to appreciate Louise’s thoughts about “Architecture of Art + Conscience. They also enjoyed an animated conversation at dinner after the lecture. What an intelligent and diverse group!

Thank you, Nina Rappaport, for making this all happen.

Louise was delighted to participate in this special event, part of the Cocktails & Conversation series sponsored by the AIANY Center for Architecture, a sequence of dialogues about design that joins an architect with a critic, journalist, or architectural historian to discuss current architectural topics and process.

Louise’s team has participated in the renowned Venice Architectural Biennale since 2012, and their work is part of the 2021 Biennale opening on May 22nd with the theme “How Will We Live Together?”. Her experience creating these environmental installations in Venice has added insight into the evolution of the built work of her firm, establishing an ongoing reciprocal relationship between the architectural concept and architectural reality.

In this conversation with Martha Thorne, current dean of the IE School of Architecture & Design in Madrid, Spain, and former Executive Director of the Pritzker Architecture Prize since 2005, Braverman reflected on the impact of the Biennale on her practice and the shaping of exhibitions and installations responding to global themes.

Louise was delighted to join a group of powerhouse leaders in the architectural profession for an insightful Zoom Mentorship Panel

Expanding technology makes our physical world more accessible. Inspired by our global practice, the Yale Women in Architecture Committee invited Louise to organize and moderate a video conversation with four Yale women alumni who discussed their diverse international architectural experiences.

What an honor to be featured in Interior Design Magazine’s first annual Women in Design edition which highlights Centro de Artes Nadir Afonso, our museum in Boticas, Portugal. The community of women designers is outstanding!

Check out Louise’s interview with Julia Gamolina, editor of MamdameArchitect.org, about what it takes to create Architecture of Art + Conscience.

Louise spoke about the positive aspects of defying the mainstream and engaging in entrepreneurship throughout her entire practice. Her empathetic attitude developed early on in architecture school where “…not being in the mainstream in my class, just by being a woman, was actually a very good learning experience! I realized what it was to not be in the mainstream, and it made me more empathetic to others.”

She also reflected on how “Being positive and being different is an asset and allows you to work with different people towards a good result.” This attitude allows you to develop needed multi-tasking skills to propel your career.

Rebel Architette, an Italian collective, has built seven profiles for seven noteworthy women architects to demonstrate how their new global interactive tool, Women Architects World Map, will look with all the practices and individual profiles filled in. Louise was honored to be included as one of the original seven women.