Archdaily has posted more than 700 houses this year. Rock Creek House was one of the most popular. Read more HERE.
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Rock Creek Makes Archdaily’s Most Popular Houses List
Posted on July 25th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: _Rock Creek House, Press
“Nader Tehrani Is Shaping the Future of Architecture”
Posted on July 21st, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: Press
“The founder of the New York- and Boston-based firm NADAAA has completed three architecture school buildings—a feat that no one else is known to have achieved. Each building will inevitably convey lessons about architecture to students who use it—giving Tehrani (who is also the dean of the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at New York’s Cooper Union) an unprecedented degree of influence over architecture education.”
Nader has been featured in Architectural Digest. Read more HERE
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DFALD Featured in Metropolis
Posted on July 21st, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: _Daniels Building, Press
The Daniels Building is featured in Metropolis Magazine’s July/August print issue written by Alex Bozikovic.
“The question was, how do you not mimic the existing building, but speak to it in a corresponding way?” says Nader Tehrani of NADAAA. They found an answer: a new wing that shows, with forms that are spiky and radically contemporary, how design can deal with the past and also change the city.”
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Villa Varoise Begins Construction
Posted on July 20th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: _Villa Varoise, construction
Construction has started on Villa Varoise in Saint-Tropez. Read more about the project HERE.
Villa Varoise massing from NADAAA on Vimeo.
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Justice in Design Featured in the Press
Posted on July 19th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: Press
This past week, Justice in Design, our report on de-centralizing Rikers Island in collaboration with the Van Alen Institute, has been featured in a series of publications. Check out the links below.
Fast Company: Redesigning New York’s Most Notorious Jail
Metropolis: From Jails to “Justice Hubs”: New Report Details How Design Can Improve & Integrate Jails in Our Cities
Architectural Record: New Report from Van Alen Institute Proposes Design Alternatives to Rikers Island
CityLab: Designing the Opposite of Rikers
Curbed: In lieu of Rikers, advocates propose ‘justice hubs’ with art studios, community gardens
NextCity: New York Has a Chance to Embrace This New Type of Jail Design
6sqft: As first step towards closing Rikers, design concept calls for community-based ‘justice hubs’
Architectural Digest: Here’s How Rikers Island Could Be Improved by Good Design
Architect’s Newspaper: This design team has ideas for a better, more humane jail system
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Tanderrum Competes in New Australian TV Show
Posted on July 14th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: Press
Tanderrum Bridge on Australia by Design from NADAAA on Vimeo.
Tanderrum Bridge will be featured on Australia by Design (hosted by architect Tim Horton) which will devote one episode to each of the country’s states and territories. Every episode will have a jury rank the ten best projects in the state with a finale that will pit all of the best projects against one another to decide the “best-of-the-best”. Read more HERE.
Australia by Design airs on Channel 10 or WIN from Saturday, July 15 at 3 pm.
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Tanderrum Wins at Victorian Architecture Awards
Posted on July 7th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: Awards
For the first time, the Melbourne Prize was presented equally to two projects, the Tanderrum Bridge and the 2016 NGV Architecture Commission by M@ Studio Architects. Projects that received an architecture award or named award will be considered for the National Architecture Awards, to be announced in Canberra in November.
“The lightweight industrial quality of steel trussed railway structures and branches of the park’s elm trees influenced the character of the bridge. The result is a filigree character that provides the “framework for a journey” between two starkly different landscapes.”
Read more about the awards HERE.
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New Hampshire Retreat and DFALD Win at the Plan Awards
Posted on July 6th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: Awards, Press
Newton House on Archello
Posted on July 5th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: Press
The Newton House, a private residence we completed in a Boston suburb, has been published on Archello. The addition and pool house develop a dialogue with the existing gardens creating a series of filters and frames through which the landscape is viewed. Read more HERE.
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Nader Featured in Archinect’s List of Immigrants Expanding the Definition of American Architecture
Posted on July 4th, 2017 by Jalisa Joyner
Posted under: Things We Like
Archinect celebrated the Fourth of July by creating a list of Architects who’ve made significant contributions to American architecture after settling in the United States. Nader is joined by Moshe Safdie, Daniel Liebeskind, and Meejin Yoon, among others. Click HERE to read the article.
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