KENDALL/MIT GATEWAY WINS BSA AWARD FOR BUILT DESIGN EXCELLENCE

Posted on January 26th, 2024 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _Kendall/MIT Gateway, Awards, Urban Design

NADAAA’s Kendall/MIT Gateway is the recipient of the Built Design Excellence award from the Boston Society of Architects.

Link HERE

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Architect’s Newspaper reports on the Fallen Journalist Memorial competition

Posted on January 16th, 2024 by Nicole Sakr

Posted under: Competitions, Press

(Gustav V./Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 4.0)

Later this month NADAAA and three other design teams will present proposals for a memorial to fallen journalists and the commemoration of a free press.

Read on HERE.

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Canopy Illuminations

Posted on January 10th, 2024 by Nicole Sakr

Posted under: _Kendall/MIT Gateway

Video by our dynamic lighting collaborators at Sosolimited with editing by fiverr and music by artlist.

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Nader lecturing at Yale next Thursday

Posted on January 9th, 2024 by Nicole Sakr

Posted under: Lectures

Nader will present ‘The Animate Analytique’ on Thursday, January 18, 6:30pm at Hastings Hall, basement of Paul Rudolph Hall.

To register for the livestream, please do so HERE.

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Kendall/MIT Gateway in Record

Posted on January 8th, 2024 by Nicole Sakr

Posted under: _Kendall/MIT Gateway, Press

Leopoldo Villardi studies the dual-purpose gateway/subway headhouse at Kendall/MIT for Record’s Transportation Issue.

‘A sleek, streamlined canopy, supported by a field of 26-foot-tall columns, hovers over the three prismatic kiosks to unify the composition. It is a fitting urban baldacchino for straphangers and students alike.’

‘It was never meant to be a gem, says Tehrani, but, coming near the conclusion of a campus expansion, “it is like the period at the end of a sentence”—one that has as much to say about urban planning as it does about local placemaking.’