Both the Daniels Building at The University of Toronto and our Justice in Design study for the Van Alen Institute recently won AIANY design awards and they are both featured in Oculus’ Spring issue. Read jury comments HERE.
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Each month Metropolis highlights active projects’ materials palettes from offices that tackle their own interior materials. This month they share materials from NADAAA’s Daniels Building project at the University of Toronto. Read on HERE.
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Read the full piece HERE.
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“Where the old meets the new is where the Daniels Building is most exciting. Original Gothic details such as ornamental arched windows lend the library a cloister-like hush, while the stacks on a lower level adjacent in the extension are discreetly lit with fluorescents that surround each bookcase to give them an otherworldly glow.”
Read the full article HERE.
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NADAAA recently collaborated with students of The Cooper Union to design and realize a pavilion in Nantou Urban Village as part of the Shenzhen Biennale. The result is a permanent structure that will continue to serve the neighborhood and is already being used for a weekend marketplace. For more see Archdaily’s post HERE.
photo courtesy of UABB
photo courtesy of the UABB
photo courtesy of Jeremy Son
Special thanks to Margaux Wheelock-Shew, Jeremy Son, Mitch Mackowiak, Yujun Yin, and the Thornton Tomasetti team.
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NADAAA partnered with landscape architects Public Work at One Spadina, part of the site includes Darwin’s Hill, a research tool used by students and faculty. Read more about how Darwin’s Hill will be used HERE. Check out this month’s full issue of Ground HERE.
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In November 2017 a panel discussion titled “…And Justice for All, Reconstituting Just Potentials” was held at the Center for Architecture. Panelists included NADAAA’s Dan Gallagher, AIA who led the Justice in Design study last year in New York. Other panel members included Dr. Harold Appel, former NYC Correctional System physician; Lex Steppling, lead national organizer, Just Leadership USA; Fernando Martinez, Fulton project director, Osborne Association (Bronx); and Dr. Susan Opotow, professor of sociology at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, served as moderator. Oculus has published an edited transcript of the panel n this month’s issue.
Read the full transcript HERE.
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The Melbourne School of Design is featured in February’s issue of PLATFORM. Read the full piece HERE.
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