We are honored to announce the Adams Street Branch Library has received a 2022 BSA Honor Award for Design Excellence as well as an Interior Architecture Merit Award!
Our masterplan realization project for the Rhode Island School of Design’s Freshman Quad Block has also brought home a Campus Planning and Urban Design Merit Award!
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The Adams Street Branch Library will be winning both a Boston Society for Architecture Honor Award for Design Excellence and an Interior Architecture Award at the 2022 BSA Awards Gala. As well, the full RISD Quad Block project will be winning a Campus and Urban Planning Award. Join us on January 18th at the Gala at Artists for Humanity, register HERE!
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September 24, 2022
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“The transformational design walks a delicate line, as Tehrani admits, between framing the pieces—metallurgy, textiles, sarcophagi, statuary—in their correct capacity and giving the context its material specificity, without trying to upstage the work. […] But the project is part of a bigger discussion that rescripts the narrative of ancient cultures. By attempting to evoke these various realities through character, affect, color, materiality, and immersive space, NADAAA’s intervention enters into the complex discussion of what role a museum plays in today’s world.” – Patrick McGraw
Read on HERE.
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The character of this project derives much more directly from its social and cultural context than most of our other projects. The nod to the vernacular serves as a foil for anamorphic moments where the traditional is cast in a new light.
Architizer’s editors ask Nader about the biggest challenges of the Adams Library project, lessons learned, and his favorite project details. Read on HERE.
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NADAAA is pleased to announce our collaboration with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and HDR Inc. on a major addition and renovation to the College of Architecture complex.
The project will add new flexible design studios and crit spaces to support expanding enrollments. A new lobby/gallery, flexible exterior courts, and roof terrace will allow for exhibits, outdoor classrooms, fabrication, and social functions. The addition will create accessible connections across the buildings, including Architecture Hall East, West and “The Link”. The renovation efforts will include mechanical improvements and an expansion of the auditorium, restoring its original larger footprint.
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The Adams Street Branch Library is a finalist in the Cultural Projects category. Winners will be announced Thursday, November 17 at the closing ceremony, to be held at 6 p.m. at the Fondazione Riccardo Catella in Milan, Italy. See the other shortlisted cultural projects HERE.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is currently undertaking the renovation of one-quarter of its gallery system. This fall, The Met has invited the three architects leading these distinct projects to participate in MetSpeaks: Designing Tomorrow’s Met, a three-part series of onstage conversations with Met curators.
On November 17, Nader Tehrani, lead architect for the renovation of the galleries for Ancient Near Eastern and Cypriot Art will present the vision for the ANEC project and speak with Kim Benzel, Curator in Charge of Ancient Near Eastern Art, and Seán Hemingway, John A. and Carole O. Moran Curator in Charge of Greek and Roman Art.
The event will take place in the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium and will begin at 6pm. Registration is required, more HERE.
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Both the Adams Street Branch Library and MIT Site 4 are nominated for the 2022 Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP).
“The works MCHAP celebrates inspire, educate, and challenge their users, the international design community, and the wider public. With sensitivity and intelligence, these projects achieve a formal, material, social, and environmental synergy. They realize opportunities for architecture— understood through both what architecture is, as a physical structure, and what it does, in the experiences and connections it creates.”
See all the nominated projects HERE.
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