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NADAAA previously worked with Engine on a feasibility study for the Marble Block building in Biddeford, Maine and we are excited to now share that the Marble Block project is advancing into design. NADAAA will work with Engine, the City of Biddeford’s My Neighborhood Network, the Muskie School of Public Service, and the local community to design a center for art and design engagement for Southern Maine.
Learn more about Engine HERE, contributions to the Marble Block project can be made HERE.
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A detailed look at both the courtyard and northern façade systems at the Beaver Country Day School is featured in an article by Matthew Marani in The Architect’s Newspaper today. More HERE!
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The University of Cincinnati’s Christoph Klemmt interviewed Nader for the School of Architecture and Interior Design (SAID)’s first publication of student work echoƨ. They discussed the role of architectural theory and material studies in today’s practice and academy.
“Students and young architects have gained unprecedented intellectual range due to their access to information and knowledge, and in turn, they have developed their agency as a result of the very same means. My particular interest is in the way in which material explorations-in the academy-have impacted the means and methods of construction, bottom up, in the construction industry; our ability to restructure innovation in the building industry is a result of this process.”
Read the full interview HERE.
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“The combination of fierce charisma, a fighting spirit, and a stubborn intellectual posture defined her living days, and in hindsight, we come to appreciate the sum of it as an ambition for all of us to emulate. A tireless protagonist, she would conduct reviews that would end some five hours after the end of the day; her love of debate through the jousting of words, ideas, and positions defined the many events she hosted. Lewis left behind many things, but her most recent book, Open City: Existential Urbanity, will serve as a document of the many pedagogies she explored, the constellations of ideas she sponsored, and the platforms of debate she invented.”
More from Nader’s memorial published in the Journal of Architectural Education a/to issue HERE.
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The Daniels Building has won the SCUP/AIA-CAE Excellence in Architecture for Building Additions or Adaptive Reuse Honor Award. Congrats to our team! See this year’s winners in all categories HERE.
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The Daniels Building is featured this week on Archdaily! Check it out HERE.
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