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> April 2003

The Salvadori Benefit is less than two weeks away! The May 6 event at the MetLife Building’s Sky Club will honor Mortimer B. Zuckerman, Founder and Chairman of Boston Properties Inc., David M. Childs, FAIA, the Consulting Design Partner at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill/New York, and Patricia J. Lancaster, the Commissioner of the New York City Department of Buildings. There’s still time to get a ticket or make a donation. View the invite online and read about last year’s benefit.
Our Work > Events

Spring means new things, and salvadori.org is no exception. New sections, new information, new stories!

School Spotlight: The Ella Baker School
Join Ella Baker fifth- and sixth-graders as they tour the City College campus, then learn about their building adventures back at school.
Community > Feature Stories > School Spotlight > The Ella Baker School

Contribute Section
Our new Contribute section is a gateway to getting involved at the Salvadori Center, including:

Volunteer Opportunities
Interested in volunteering or know someone who is? Our new Volunteers page lists opportunities to get involved and help out in a variety of ways, from an afternoon to an ongoing basis.
Contribute > Volunteer

Our Patrons page, recognizing our funders and the Donate page, where you can support the important work we do.

Ask a Professional
Do you have a question about buildings, bridges or other structures? On this page, the people who design, build and manage the structures that surround us every day will answer questions from Salvadori students and interested web site visitors. Curious about how much a building moves in the wind? Who makes sure the Whitestone Bridge doesn’t collapse? Ask a Professional! Current featured professionals Herb Rothman and Valerie Coleman answer questions about buildings and bridges.
Community > Ask a Professional

Frequently Asked Questions
Our new FAQ is a comprehensive guide to the most frequently asked questions about Salvadori. Read it to learn more about our history and programs, or refer interested friends and colleagues to for an in-depth introduction to all things Salvadori.
About US > Frequently Asked Questions

Student Work on Display!
The exhibition of our students’ designs “Children Imagining the Future, Student Visions of the Former World Trade Center Site” is travelling the city! If you missed these remarkable models at Broad Street, you can now see them in the library of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen, located at 20 West 44th Street, through the end of June. Read about the designs.
Community > Feature Stories > Broad Street