Congratulations to Landworks Studio and Hargreaves Jones for winning 2022 Boston Society of Landscape Architects Merit Awards for the Site 4 Play Space roof terrace and the MIT/Kendall Open Space respectively.
MIT has been honored this evening by the Cambridge Historical Commission with four 2022 Preservation Awards including for Site 4’s historic base buildings formerly known as E38 and E39 (264 & 292 Main Street).
Villa Varoise has been selected as one of the best new residences in France by Prix Archinovo. Prix Archinovo is the first architecture prize dedicated to the contemporary house in France. Public voting is now open, check it out and vote HERE!
As well, the Adams Street Branch Library wins a 2022 AIANY Merit Award! Many thanks to our wonderful collaborators on both projects for making this possible!
From top: NADAAA’s Arthur Chang | Maxine Griffith, recipient of the Champion of Architecture Medal | 2022 AIA New York President, Andrea Lamberti, AIA with Arthur Chang. All Photos by Samuel Lahoz Photography
Mathias Agbo Jr. recently interviewed Nader Tehrani and Moody Nolan’s Darius Somers on our collaboration for the new ANEC Galleries for The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Rendering by NADAAA, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
“For us at NADAAA, this is a new type of project entirely, and thus, it offers opportunities many other projects cannot… This has been an opportunity to put aside our authorship and look at the collection itself as the basis of inspiration: to build the project from the artifacts, and their relationship to their audiences.”
MIT Site 4 is short-listed for a 2022 AZ Award for best Multi-Unit Residential project. Public voting is open for the next week, please vote for Site 4 HERE!
“The tower’s distinctive appearance stems from a brilliant combination of technical know-how to meet the structural requirements and ingenious artistic flair.” Read more from Luca Maria Francesco Fabris (including his comparison of Site 4 to a mochaccino!) in the current issue of The Plan HERE.
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