Foundations in and steel going up on the new residence hall!

Photo by Odeh Engineers
Comments Off on RISD RIGHT NOW
Foundations in and steel going up on the new residence hall!

Photo by Odeh Engineers
Comments Off on RISD RIGHT NOW

Hong Kong based Perspective Magazine’s Rebecca Lo includes the Daniels Building in a Toronto round-up honing in on the building’s “key civic spaces that are simply extraordinary […] As episodes, each of these contributes to the larger narrative of Toronto, because they operate as public spaces for the city.” Read the full feature HERE.
Comments Off on Daniels in Perspective

Nader is serving as the inaugural Paul Helmle Fellow at Cal Poly Pomona’s Department of Architecture. He is leading a studio there this January and will offer a concluding lecture on February 15th, more information to follow.
Comments Off on NADER NAMED FIRST PAUL HELMLE FELLOW

NADAAA is pleased to announce several changes to our leadership in 2019. Arthur Chang, AIA has been named a Principal of the firm. Richard Lee, Harry Lowd, and Amin Tadj have been promoted to positions of Associate. All four have been instrumental in our success, leading projects and essential participants in NADAAA’s commitment to design excellence. Our team looks forward to working with them in their new positions.
Arthur Chang, AIA Arthur has served as Senior Design Architect and Project Manager at NADAAA since the firm began in 2011. He was also a Designer and Project Manager at Office dA for seven years. Arthur holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania’s Graduate School of Fine Arts and a Bachelor of Architecture from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Arthur was the Project Architect for the Melbourne School of Design, which opened in 2014. He is currently leading the construction administration of a new residence hall for the Rhode Island School of Design and managing the design of a new subway head-house for the MBTA in Boston’s Seaport District.
Richard Lee Richard has served as Senior Designer and Project Manager at NADAAA since the firm began in 2011. He was also a Project Manager and Designer at Office dA for nine years. Richard holds a Master of Architecture from Harvard’s GSD and a Bachelor of Architecture from RISD. He recently led the design and management of several projects within the new Daniels Building at the University of Toronto. Richard is currently managing renovations to multiple RISD dormitories in Providence, RI.
Harry Lowd Harry has served as Senior Designer and Project Manager at NADAAA since the firm began in 2011. He was also a Project Architect and Manager at Office dA for five years. He holds a Master of Architecture from RISD and a Bachelor of Arts from Wesleyan University. Harry recently served as Project Designer for the award-winning Rock Creek House in Washington DC. He is currently managing a large mixed-use development project for MIT in Cambridge, MA.
Amin Tadj Amin joined NADAAA in 2013 and has served as Senior Project Designer and Project Manager on several award-winning projects. Amin holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Tehran. He is currently the Project Manager of a large mixed-use tower in Cleveland, Ohio. He is the Senior Project Designer on the Adams Street Branch Library project in Boston and has been a design leader on multiple NADAAA projects and design competitions.
Comments Off on NADAAA ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS
THE DANIELS BUILDING IS UP FOR TOP 2018 PROJECT IN ARCHITECTURAL RECORD! VOTE HERE!
Comments Off on VOTE FOR DANIELS!

Comments Off on HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM NADAAA!

Comments Off on NADER NAMED A 2019 FIXR EXPERT


Comments Off on DANIELS WINS TWO A|N AWARDS

TONIGHT AT 7PM IN COOPER’S GREAT HALL – – PANEL: THE PREDICAMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
A panel with explore Henry Cobb’s discussion of the predicament of architecture through his recently published book Words & Works 1948-2018. The panel includes Cobb, Nader Tehrani, Preston Scott Cohen, Elizabeth Diller and Marion Weiss.
“On the one hand, it is impossible for architecture to ignore the ethical obligation stemming from the fact that buildings are intended to be useful. On the other hand, it is fatal for architecture to become trapped in the condition of being merely useful. From the ethical perspective, architecture is contaminated by its art status, while from the artistic perspective, it is contaminated by its use status. Yet this is precisely what makes our art so important in the culture: Every work of architecture is inescapably enmeshed in the systems of power and standards of ethical conduct from which its art status demands with equal insistence that it be liberated. The reconciliation of these seemingly irreconcilable demands precisely defines, in my view, the ultimate task of the architect.” – Henry Cobb
This lecture is co-sponsored with The Architectural League of New York. Tickets required.
Located in The Great Hall, in the Foundation Building, 7 East 7th Street.
Comments Off on HENRY COBB AT COOPER TONIGHT
Beaver Country Day School Research + Design Center has been named a 2018 Best of Year Awards finalist in the Education: Primary and High Schools category! See you at the awards event Friday! Tickets available HERE.

Comments Off on Beaver is an Interior Design Best of Year Finalist