On September 7th, the Port Austin Artist In Residency group will be hosting the unveiling of Catie Newell’s Secret Sky Barn Art Project in Hume Township, Michigan. The event will begin with a fundraising dinner to support the efforts of transforming barns in the Port Austin area, followed by a conversation with Nader and a sunset dance party.
Learn more and get tickets HERE.
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On Monday, August 19 at 8pm, Nader is speaking at the University of the Republic in Montevideo, Uruguay. His lecture, titled “Conversations with History: Jefferson, Dieste, Lewerentz in Dialogue,” discusses his research on the work of these architects, stemming from his interest in parametric design.
Learn more HERE.
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Nader is one of one hundred architects featured in the project One Object. 100 Architects. And Inspiration developed by designer Anna Butele of Studio Annvil. AEDES Gallery in Berlin, Germany is hosting an exhibition of the project in parallel to the upcoming publication of the book. The opening ceremony of the exhibition will take place on Friday, August 16 at 6:30 pm.
Read more about the exhibition HERE.
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The opening is this Saturday, August 3rd, 2-6 pm. The exhibit is part of the ongoing Imagination of Space event presented by The Cooper Union and curated by Ceren Bingol. Learn more HERE, and see HERE for detailed visiting information and ferry schedule.
“The Light Lights | Space is about the intangible and varying experiences from the reflection and shadow of light in space. With a thin layer of paper, light defines the shape itself and draws its boundary with the shadow in space. Reflections and shadows shown through the surface of the paper break down the boundaries of dimensional space, creating smooth and firm connections within it.
Seonhee Sunny Kim is a visual creator who deals with tangible and intangible materials originally from Korea and based in Detroit and New York now. She recently earned her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI, USA. This year she was selected as a recipient of New Beginning Award by Merced Benz and during 2019 NYC design week, she won NYCxDesign Award of emerging designer and Wanted design launch pad. Recently, she is collaborating with City of Detroit with her lighting project for Detroit Community Center.”
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Transfer Global Architecture Platform features the Tanderrum Bridge by John Wardle Architects and NADAAA in collaboration with Oculus.
Video by Coco and Maximilian. Read more HERE.
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Matthew Marrani describes in the Architect’s Newspaper how the Daniels Building uses modern material systems to reference the language of the Gothic heritage Knox College building.
Read more HERE.
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The Adams Street Branch Library has won a Design Award of Honor in the Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects category. Find it in the SARANY 2019 Journal HERE!
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This Thursday, July 18th, Arthur will speak on the material and fabrication methodologies of the new RISD residence hall at the sixth annual Perspective USA forum, hosted in New York by international magazine THE PLAN. Find more information about the program HERE, and register HERE.
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The Daniels Building was featured in German online publication Baunetz.
Read HERE.
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On July 10th the Adams Street Branch Library in Dorchester officially broke ground! Mayor Martin J. Walsh, along with the City’s Chief of Operations Patrick Brophy, Boston Public Library president David Leonard, and members of the community, including the Friends of the Adams Street Branch Library, gathered to celebrate the start of construction.
Mayor Walsh spoke to the undiminished importance of libraries in serving all members of the community and called the planned renovation “truly a library of the twenty-first century.”
NADAAA’s proposal for the Adams Street Branch Library renovation.
Boston Public Library President David Leonard commemorates the occasion.
Key team members, from left to right: Mayor Martin J. Walsh, BPL Major Projects Coordinator Lissa Schwab, NADAAA Project Architect Amin Tadj, BPL Major Projects Program Manager Alison Ford, PFD Project Manager Jim McGaffigan, NADAAA Project Manager Michael Schanbacher, PFD Assistant Director Tom Leahy, PFD Assistant Director for Design Paul Donnelly, and Mayor’s Office Chief of Operations Pat Brophy.
Pint-sized library-goers take part in the ground-breaking.
Read more about the renovation and Mayor Walsh’s plan to improve the Boston branch libraries HERE.
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