Nader has joined a long list of architects on the Board of Directors of the Architectural League. He will serve on the board through 2020. To see the other members of the board click HERE. To see upcoming League events click HERE.
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Nader and Nasser will hold a conversation on “fluidity” as a paradigm for understanding the built environment of the Mediterranean world at the American Academy in Rome this Thursday, January 11th at 6pm CET. For information on attending click HERE. To livestream click HERE.
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The exhibition is curated by Manuela De Leonardis and will remain on view through January 4th at Bibliothè, Rome. More information can be found on Biblioth‘s Facebook page HERE.
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After a lecture at the Festival of Design in Shanghai, Nader was asked to render the lecture into an essay. With help from Brendan Kellogg, Nellie Yang and Cindy Sun of Neri & Hu a bilingual thesis emerged on ‘the tectonic grain’
Read the full essay HERE.
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Wendy Carlson from The Hotchkiss School visited the office earlier this year to interview Nader, a Hotchkiss Alum, about the office, balancing work between NADAAA and Cooper and his first impressions of Hotchkiss. Read the full article HERE.
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The exhibition is curated by Manuela De Leonardis and will open December 23rd at 19.00 and remain on view through January 4th at Bibliothè, Via Celsa 4 (Piazza del Gesù), Rome. More information can be found on Bibliothè‘s Facebook page HERE.
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“Sarkis demonstrates that to be politically effective, architecture must somehow operate through its autonomy, if only to show how its own techniques, tools, and devices, participate in building an imagination for the world”
“Consider the herringbone pattern that adorns the Balloon Landing structure in Beirut […] Here, the grain overcomes the traditional opposition between surface and depth, or structure and skin; the thinness of paint, the laminar nature of the wood lattice, and the depth of a concrete pour are brought to both material and sematic equation, as the herringbone becomes inextricably bound to the geological depths of the site onto which it is cast.”
Read Nader’s full essay for -NESS.docs HERE.
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