Nader Tehrani, in collaboration with Katherine Faulkner and Daniel Gallagher of NADAAA, receives his 14th Progressive Architecture Award in the competition’s 60th year Diamond Anniversary.

The awarded project, Villa Varoise (Dortoir Familial), is slated for construction in 2013.

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‘Beaux- Arts and Back Again’ with Nader Tehrani and David Hacin

Posted on February 21st, 2013 by kpierson

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Nader Tehrani and David Hacin are interviewed by Marc J. Neveu in Architecture Boston Magazine to discuss the question: “Shall the pupil of architecture be educated in some mechanical workshop, in an art studio, or a polytechnical school?” Download “Beaux- Arts and Back Again” article here

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NADAAA World Architects Profile

Posted on February 20th, 2013 by kpierson

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See NADAAA’s architect profile on World Arcitects

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Nader Tehrani’s interview with Axel Paredes

Posted on February 12th, 2013 by kpierson

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Watch Nader Tehrani’s pre-lecture interview with Axel Paredes at the Universidad Francisco Marroquin in Guatemala City on January 28, 2013

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The Future Archive Exhibit Book

Posted on February 11th, 2013 by kpierson

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The Future Archive exhibition picks up on artistic research projects of the 1970s and 1980s from the environment of the Center for Advanced Visual Studies (CAVS), which was founded in 1967 by György Kepes at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge / USA. The groundbreaking artistic approaches of a generation of CAVS Directors and CAVS Fellows, such as György Kepes and Otto Piene, influenced by Bauhaus and postwar modernism, were ahead of their time. The Future Archive is an ongoing visionary project and shows how artists, architects, and designers in their interdisciplinary approaches adopt these historical standards and update them with new issues. The exhibition, performances, lectures, and discussions show the historical significance of the CAVS for interdisciplinary collaborations of artists today and fundamentally point out the possibilities that are opening up at research-oriented academies and universities and as a result, are consistently expanding our understanding of art.

the future archive

See our original Future Archive Post here