From the January issue of Metropolis Magazine, We are included as the OMA grads creating their own legacy - “Look at the chart on these pages: it is a distinguished architectural fraternity. These OMA grads have now created an influence all their own, and they are the ones to watch in 2011.” by Paul Makovsky. click on image to enlarge or PDF here.
The New City Reader Obituaries in Print, our The Architectural Exhibition, 96, Atrophied After August History on the front page.
My obituary for the architectural exhibition, The Architectural Exhibition, 96, Atrophied After August History is in the Obituaries section of the New City Reader, edited by MOS and featuring contributions by Sam Jacob, Bryan Boyer, Filip Tejchman, Anne Choi among others. See www.newcityreader.net for more info. Download full PDF here.
Samantha Storey features Krista and Nicola’s Alan Stilman interview, the founder of T.G.I. Friday’s, in the New York Times’ What We Are Reading section.
Apartment Therapy featured our apartment in their House Tours - “Krista & Will’s Compact Contemporary”
Here’s the full text of the interview Krista and Nicola of Edible Geography conducted with Alan Stilman, the founder of T.G.I. Friday’s. A portion of the interview was published in the Food section of the New City Reader; available at the New Museum.
“Flatteringly, I was invited to co-edit the Food section with architects Will Prince and Krista Ninivaggi of PARK. Although that meant that none of us slept for about a week, the collaboration was a lot of fun, and we were lucky to persuade an extremely talented group of people to write and draw for the issue, including Evan Allen, Leigha Dennis, Rebecca Federman, Nikki Hiatt, Irene Hwang, Klaus the cartoonist, Geoff Manaugh, Sarah Rich, and Greg Seider.”
New City Reader Food section is heading to the printer. Editors Will Prince, Krista Ninivaggi & Nicola Twilley. Featuring Sarah Rich, Irene Hwang, Jonathan Gold, Geoff Manaugh, Rebecca Federman, Leigha Dennis, Evan Allan & Klaus. see www.newcityreader.net for more info.
Our winning entry for the Build A Better Burb Competition featured on ArchDaily
Our wining entry for the Build A Better Burb competition, Long Division, will be exhibited at the Long Island Museum in Stony Brook and the Long Island Children’s Museum in Garden City.
Urbanitis on our Build a Better Burb competition entry - “We’re happy to see people really thinking about the ways we’re going to have to change and adapt the ways we live outside urban centers to accommodate a growing population with limited resources.”
PARK will be curating the Food section of the New City Reader with Nicola Twilley - part of the Last Newspaper Show at the New Museum
Our winning Build A Better Burb competition entry on Architizer
