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» More Build A Better Burb competition coverage from the Architects Newspaper. (click here)

» Long Division in Fast Company

Great article on our winning entry for the Build A Better Burb competition on Fast Company’s Co Design Blog by Suzanne LaBarre.

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» Our Build A Better Burb competition entry on Bustler (click here)

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Our entry Long Division announced as one of the winners of the Build A Better Burb competition.

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285 EAST HOUSTON ST: earlier version

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» New York Times - Blueprints for a Better ‘Burb

Alison Arieff on our Build A Better Burb competition entry — “Long Division, concerned about the contamination of Long Island’s aquifers, aims to establish a regional strategy to promote both growth and contraction. Proposing alternatives to conventional single family housing — like a compound that might include apartments and a community garden or another that consists of multifamily housing, communal space and small-scale retail — is an important strategy for developing more sustainable approaches to sprawl.”

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FASHION MUSEUM: setting up floor samples for client review

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FASHION MUSEUM: presentation boards

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FASHION MUSEUM: interior of 1:40 model showing continued development of the exhibition components.

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FASHION MUSEUM: the beginning of a model for the conversion of an existing palazzo into a museum.

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B SIDES: discarded proposal for an showroom for electric cars in LA.

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MUSEUM/ARCHIVE: proposal for a museum, archive & educational center in uptown Manhattan.

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» Guest House was featured on SpaceInvading (click for link)

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The contemporary is less walls and towers than an enormous communication machine, a manifestation of the opening and domination of space and the connection of humanity. It is dynamic, not static. Its symbols are different, its plastic expression is defined through the elements of this communication, through signs of spatial order and organization, through the three-dimensional manifestations of its supply systems.

Hans Hollein, Bau: Schrift für Archietektur und Städtebau 20, no. 1 (1965) (Inaugural Issue) (via aggregat456)

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INSTALLATION: structure being added to vac-formed skin. really in love with the mold.

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