Villa Varoise won in the Residential Architecture Category and was named a Best of Best project in the annual Architecture Masterprize Awards. See the full list of winners HERE.
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Daniels Faculty alumni Ashita Parekh and Tolu Alabi have installed a mural on the Daniels Building as a call to improve diversity in the discipline of design. The mural includes smaller ‘pixel’ artwork pieces submitted by Black designers. Learn more about the mural and the creative group Daniels Art Directive HERE.
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The Melbourne School of Design and the Daniels Building are featured in Porcelanosa Lifestyle’s article on new educational architecture.
“La arquitectura académica necesita espacios específicos que inducen al estudio, a la concentración de la investigación, a intercambio de ideas y debates entre compañeros para generar un sentido crítico y reforzar el aprendizaje.”
Read on HERE.
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The Rock Creek House is featured this week on Archello. Check it out HERE.
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The City of Boston, through the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture, is inviting artists to apply to create a permanent public artwork for the Adams Street Branch of the Boston Public Library.
The City released the Call yesterday and there will be a Virtual Q+A on Wednesday, September 9th. The Deadline for submissions is Wednesday, September 16, 2020. To learn more, check out the Call to Artists HERE and more information can also be found HERE.
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Voting ends tomorrow in the 8th Annual Architizer A+ Popular Choice Awards. Help Villa Varoise and RISD North Hall win by clicking on the below links and placing your vote!
Villa Varoise for Architecture + Concrete
Villa Varoise for XL Private House
RISD North Hall for Mid-Rise Housing
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Paolo Bacilieri‘s take on NADAAA’s Rock Creek House — images 27 and 29 in Domus’s gallery of “comics that will change the way you look at architecture“
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Josephine Minutillo writes on NADAAA’s North Hall dormitory for the Rhode Island School of Design with a focus on how the project nestles into its unique site. “A structure that is at once overscaled and slight—its laminar sides and sharp edges accentuating thinness—NADAAA did a commendable job carving out of its massing as much volume as possible, with cornice lines, terraces, and material shifts that relate to the surrounding context. From some perspectives it is king of the hill, from others just part of the eclectic mix.”
Read on HERE.
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NADAAA is participating in the Biennale’s 17th International Architecture Exhibition with a pavilion in the Giardino delle Vergini. This year’s Biennale Architettura titled How will we live together?, will be curated by Hashim Sarkis and organized by La Biennale di Venezia chaired by Paolo Baratta. Read Baratta and Sarkis’s statements on this year’s exhibition HERE.
We will share more soon!
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Rock Creek House and Tongxian are featured in Braun’s new book BRICKS – NOW & THEN by Chris van Uffelen. van Uffelen features projects both old and new to demonstrate “how the use and popularity of bricks has not diminished one bit over the millennia, and is even gaining popularity today. Copies of BRICKS – NOW & THEN are available HERE.
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