News
11.2019 ULI Living with Heat report released
09.2019 Interview in Globes Israel
06.2019 9th International Young Water Professionals Conference
06.2019 Lecture at the Technion Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning
10.2018 - 2018 Ontario Climate Symposium
06.2018 - Waterfronts Panel at CBT Architects, Blue Month event
04.2018 - Talk at the ULI Boston Resilience Committee meeting
02.2018 - Lecture at the BAC East Boston studio
10.2017 - East Boston Climate Ready report is out
07.2016 - Presenting MIT graduate thesis at the Autonoma conference in Athens, Greece.
08.2015 - Participated in DredgeFest Great Lakes symposium and adaptive devices workshop with Mark Smout (Smout Allen/Bartlett SoA, UK).
02.2015 - Graduate research assistant on the 'Working Neighborhoods' project at the CAU- MIT.
04.2014 - was a admitted to SMarchs graduate program at MIT
05.2013 - Participating in the Archiprix workshop in Moscow, Russia.
03.2013 - Final thesis project was exhibited at the University of Louisiana School of Architecture and Design, hosting the inaugural Unbuilt Visions exhibition featuring winning submissions and selected projects from the 2012 international architectural design competition.
07.2012 - Final thesis project selected for international Archiprix competition.
05.2012 - Final thesis projects wins Reiskin & Ben Asher first prizes for best graduation project.
Dalia Munenzon has a decade of professional experience in architecture and urbanism, focusing on adaptive strategies and resiliency methods. She leverages experience in urban systems design, environmental planning, and architecture to work with local communities across scales towards resilient cities and urban environments.
Munenzon serves as the Boston associate for One Architecture & Urbanism, leading the firm’s projects in the greater Boston area. Her work on resilience is focused on waterfront design and long-term strategic planning. She has led such high-profile, award-winning projects as the Climate Ready Boston Downtown, East Boston and Charlestown; Moakley Park Vision Plan; Peddocks Island Masterplan; Fourth Regional Plan, Triboro, Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency Project; and the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project.
Dalia received a Master’s in Architectural studies from MIT and a Bachelor’s in Architecture and Town Planning from the Technion Israeli Institute of Technology. Her undergraduate thesis, which looked at the future coastal cities, was awarded the Raiskin Award in 2012. Dalia has been a guest critic at Harvard GSD, MIT, Northeastern, Boston Architectural College, University of Pennsylvania, RISD, and The Cooper Union. She hopes to carry forward her knowledge and experience to promoting healthy, inclusive and resilient cities in the 21st century.