Lynnette Widder

Associate Professor of Professional Practice, M.S. in Sustainability Management, School of Professional Studies

RECENT POSTS FROM STATE OF THE PLANET

Jul 13, 2022

Alumni Spotlight: Jeffrey Fralick, Climate Risk Analyst

After graduating from Columbia’s Sustainability Science program, Jeff took a bit of a detour but eventually ended up at his dream job.

Feb 01, 2022

Spring Workshop Explores New Modes of Environmental Storytelling

‘Writing Cultural Landscapes’ is a six-week, not-for-credit workshop offered through the Climate School for all Columbia affiliates who want to explore the intertwined crises of environment and equity.

PROJECTS

Only select projects listed below
Name Start Date End Date
Community-Based Environmental Impact Tracking for Bauxite Mining in Guinea 1/1/20 12/31/21

PUBLICATIONS

‘Whose Modernism? The 1953 Bauhaus Debate and the Right to Define Modern Architecture’ in Cloud Cuckoo Journal of Art and Architectural History, ‘Theorizing Technology in Architecture and Urbanism’ Vol. 24, Issue 39, 2019

‘Sustainably Growing Guinea’s Bauxite-Aluminium Industry’ (with Thomas Pacioni) book chapter in Regional Development in Africa, Norbert Edomah, ed., IntechOpen Ltd., 2019

‘Using Technological Innovation and Corporate Social Responsibility to Connect Africa’s Smallholder Farmers to the Global Sustainable Agriculture Economy’ with A. Igharo and S. Merriweather, in EAI International Conference on Technology, R&D, Education and Economy for Africa Proceedings, August, 2018

‘Studies in Small Scale Data: Three Case Studies on Describing Individuals’ Spatial Behaviour in Cities’ with J. Braden, J. Ko, K. Steinfeld, in EAI Endorsed Transactions on Internet of Things 18(10): e1, http://eudl.eu/issue/IoT/3/10

‘The Will to Technology: The Image and Fact of Construction 1951-57 in Two Buildings by Sep Ruf’, in: Cloud Cuckoo Journal of Art and Architectural History, ‘Theorizing Technology in Architecture and Urbanism’ Vol. 19, Issue 33, December 2014, p. 175-90

Architectural Live Projects: Pedagogy into Practice (Taylor and Francis, 2014) with Harriet Harriss

Ira Rakatansky: As Modern as Tomorrow (William Stout Architectural Books, 2010) with John Caserta and Thad Russell (photographs)