interior design celebrates 200 years of the national academy of design

Posted on June 23rd, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _The Met, Installations + Exhibitions, Press

Exhibition at the National Academy of Design. Click HERE for the link!

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DEZEEN FEATURES UNL COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

Posted on June 17th, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _UNL College of Architecture, Press, Urban Design

NADAAA + HDR collaborate on the new mass timber structure for UNL. Click HERE for the link!

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NADAAA’S MET INTERVENTION FEATURED IN THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN ‘KINETIC TRACES’ EXHIBITION

Posted on June 17th, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _The Met, Installations + Exhibitions, Press

Nader Tehrani inducted into the National Academy of Design . Click HERE for the link!

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AIA25 TOURS BOSTON!

Posted on June 5th, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _Adams Branch Library, Events, Press

Adams Street Branch Library in Dorchester featured in the tour. Click HERE for the link!

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NADAAA’s LINCOLN CENTER COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MOVES FORWARD WITH DESIGNS BY WALTER HOOD/WEISS MANFREDI COLLABORATION

Posted on June 2nd, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _Lincoln Center, construction, Press, Urban Design

Weiss Manfredi Outdoor Theater Canopy seen from Josie Robertson Plaza. Click HERE for the link!

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‘THE PLAN’ PUBLISHES UNL COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE!

Posted on May 26th, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _UNL College of Architecture, Press

Click HERE for the link!

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THE RENAMING OF THE MET GALLERIES!

Posted on May 23rd, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

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UN-L COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE BUILDING OF THE WEEK

Posted on April 17th, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _UNL College of Architecture, Press

The recently completed UN-L College of Architecture is featured on World-Architects.com as the building of the week. A collaboration with Tom Trenolone and his team at HDR, the building has received an array of awards including including the Chicago Atheneum Award this year. More info HERE.

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NADER TEHRANI LECTURES AT UMD SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING, AND PRESERVATION

Posted on April 1st, 2025 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _Daniels Building, _Melbourne School of Design, _UNL College of Architecture, Academic, Hinman Building, Lectures

Nader Tehrani lectures at UMD School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation as part of the Kea Professorship. With the construction of UN-L College of Architecture, NADAAA has completed four schools of design around the world. More HERE. Livestream link HERE.

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NADAAA’s Met ANEC Project Featured in the December Issue of Architectural Record

Posted on December 18th, 2024 by Ameneh Arsanjani

Posted under: _The Met, Press

“At many institutions, special exhibitions represent the most current thinking about art and curation,” says Hollein, “while collections are often decades out of date.” The Met, says Hollein, ” is committed to displaying its collections in a contemporary way. We take seriously not just how we collect, but how we display. What are the narratives, the stories we tell? “

“For the Ancient Near East and Cypriot Art galleries on the second floor of the museum, NADAAA is exploring ways to bring the two collections — which had previously been separated — into dialogue, both spatially and curatorially. They are working with the notion of a torus or donut-shaped path flowing from one area to another and are employing a monumental ramp to stitch together the two collections and turn an ADA problem into a design feature. Linking to nearby galleries, such as those for Asian art on the north side of the Great Hall and Islamic art and European paintings to the south, the $40 million project will present a transcultural narrative. “We’re making connections across time, space, and culture that had once been obscured,” says Tehrani. A curving, ribbonlike ceiling will be suspended from above to define circulation and hide mechanical equipment, lighting, sprinklers, and other service systems. Tehrani is treating floors as “carpets” with sometimes richly hued materials such as terrazzo to evoke the colors that once adorned some of the sculptures and reliefs in the collection.” We want to create an immersive experience and establish a relationship between the human body and the individual artifacts on display,” says Tehrani.”

-Clifford A. Pearson, Architectural Record

PDF HERE. Link to Architectural Record Article HERE.

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