In a suckerPUNCH interview, Nader Tehrani speaks on developing a discursive academic culture at MIT, the democratization of education and disappearance of master-student hierarchies enabled by new technologies, and being mindful of architecture’s “domain of expertise”.
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NADAAA has received the American Architecture Award 2013 for Model Home Gallery by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies
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View from the hall floor at the construction site of The University of Melbourne Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning
View of Southeast Stairwell Level 1
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NADAAA’s Villa Varoise project began construction on July 23, 2013
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NADAAA’s R+D Award winning product, NUM NUM Flatware, is featured in the July 2013 issue of Architect Magazine.
Click here to see the Architect Magazine NUM NUM Flatware article.
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Nader Tehrani is presenting at the Three City Pecha Kucha event in Boston at the BSA Space on August 1, 7-10pm. RSVP at rsvp@architect.org to attend.
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The opening for the Draftery’s “Fig.03: That then Disappear in the Building of It” is at the Sasaki Gallery this Thursday July 18 4-7pm
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The crane was installed on site at the University of Melbourne Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning and the first slab for the 500 seat theater and an FABP lecturer “already in situ” (quote courtesy of Anne Thompson, University of Melbourne senior project manager).
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In memory of Ahmed Tehrani (1928-2012) slated for completion in Stamford, CT.
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