MIT Site 4 has won an AIA New York Honor Award and the Adams Street Branch Library has won an AIA New York Merit Award.
See the jury and check out all the winning projects on the Center for Architecture’s website HERE.
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The Adams Street Branch Library received an Honorable Mention in the library category and MIT Site 4 also picked up an Honorable Mention Award in the mixed-use category. Check out all the winning projects HERE!
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We are honored to announce that MIT Site 4 is a finalist in the 2021 Boston Society of Architects Honor Awards for Design Excellence, a program that recognizes projects that thoughtfully address issues such as sustainability and social equity while setting the standard for future, innovative work in our community.
Join the NADAAA team at the BSA Awards Gala on January 27 at BSA Space for the awards announcements and recognitions. Tickets available HERE.
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APR’s 2021 Global Future Design Awards Jury selected MIT Site 4, RISD North Hall, Adams Street Branch Library, and Villa Varoise as winners in their respective categories of Mixed-Use, Housing, Institutional, and Residential projects.
See all the winning projects HERE.
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MIT Site 4 won best student housing project and the Daniels Building won both best large educational building and “Best in Show”! See all the 2021 winners HERE.
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MIT’s InnovationHQ has opened within the E38 building of Site 4!
“IHQ was designed to encourage those chance collisions which spark the innovation process amongst people and teams who may not otherwise meet”
Read on HERE.
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AN’s Matthew Marani present’s Site 4’s complex façade systems in this month’s special issue of AN.
“At Site 4, the aluminum panels are enormous—each is 10 feet tall, anywhere between 15 and 29 feet wide, and weighs 4,200 pounds—yet they are arranged like courses of masonry. Pushing the comparison further, they dagger at the tower corners like coppery quoins.”
Read on HERE.
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Check out a preview of Agnieszka Kurant‘s first installation of her two-part site-specific commission ‘The End of Signature’ commissioned for two new buildings on MIT’s campus in Kendall Square including Site 4 show above. Kurant developed this site-specific iteration of ‘The End of Signature’ in collaboration with students and faculty at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL). A companion work will be installed on the facade of an adjacent building later this year. Kurant was the 2019-20 Ely Rubin Artist in Residence at MIT.
Learn more HERE.
Thank you Mark Pasnik for the photo!
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Archetypes features a recent series by Canadian artist David K. Ross, who works at the interface of photography, film, and installation. His images of architectural mock-ups, staged at night with dramatic lighting that isolates structures from their surroundings, demonstrate how these objects have become a charged form of proto-architecture. The book offers an effective platform to consider what it means to pre-construct fragments of buildings in all their complexity. Published alongside Ross’s images are four essays framing the historical, technological, and civic significance of the mock-up.
For more information or to order a copy please click HERE.
Many of Ross’s works will be exhibited at upcoming shows in Zurich, Munich, Basel, and at Daniels Building’s Architecture and Design Gallery.
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