Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library prepares for the first exhibit in their newly renovated space! The media gallery introduces multiple digital displays we designed with Metropolitan interactive to encourage engagement with the extensive collections of the Center. Read more about the renovation work here.
…and check out the project here.
On Wednesday, Scott delivered his introductory lecture at the Georgia Tech School of Architecture titled HERE TO THERE, a journey through a cross section of projects by Marble Fairbanks. The projects are new and old, large and small, built and unbuilt. The accompanying video exhibition includes this wide range of projects and explores each at a depth that makes apparent the collapse of architectural research and practice
Our exhibition HERE TO THERE is showing for the next three weeks in Georgia Tech’s Stubbins Gallery. This exhibition is unique for us in two ways. First, it opens an unprecedented window in the behind-the scene processes of the firm, from commuting to construction. Second, this exhibition is itself a collapse of research and production. Preparing an exhibition is no slight undertaking, but within the process it has been an opportunity to explore new forms of communication and speculate about their application to future work.
AIA New York and Center for Architecture’s annual Subway Show opens on October 6 at the West 4th Street subway station. Keep an eye out for the panel showing our recently completed NYU Department of English renovation as you travel through the exhibition and come to the opening reception at the Center for Architecture on Tuesday, October 22, from 6-8pm.
Keep an eye out during your daily commute and stay tuned here for photos of the exhibition!
Glen Oaks Library is featured in the Center for Architecture’s annual Subway Show, on display at the West 4th subway station. This year’s theme, “New York New World,” celebrates work being done by AIA New York Chapter members as a part of Archtober, a month-long festival of architectural activities, programs, and exhibitions in New York City. For more information about this exhibition, visit the Center for Architecture’s website.
WORKFLOW, an exhibition of the work of Marble Fairbanks, recently opened at Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning. The exhibition will be on display at the Liberty Annex through October 20, 2013. More photos from the opening here.