Jack Nyman will moderate the panel Cities as Accelerators of Sustainable Development at Baruch College on 1/19; Olympia Kazi will moderate the panel Plywood, Concrete, Paint 2! at New York’s Center for Architecture on 1/20; Jim Venturi, son of Patrons Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, will screen his new documentary Bob and Denise at the Las Vegas Market on 1/25; Gregg Pasquarelli will present SHoP’s recent work (pictured at left) at an Architectural League lecture on 1/26; Peter Walker will present conceptual landscape plans for the Point Wells development in Snohomish, WA, on 1/27; and Craig Dykers and Claire Weisz will take part in the discussion Reimagining Times Square Through Design on 1/27.
Pasquarelli & Stern See Construction Starts
Monday, December 13th, 2010
High-profile projects by two Fellows started taking shape recently: the erection of steel at the site of Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, designed by Gregg Pasquarelli’s SHoP Architects, has just begun; and down in Dallas, work on Robert A.M. Stern’s George W. Bush Presidential Library (pictured at left) is just getting underway.
Three New IfUD Fellows
Thursday, October 21st, 2010
We’re pleased to welcome three new Fellows to the Institute: Olympia Kazi, Director of the Van Alen Institute (whom you may remember from her previous position as the Director of this very Institute!); Julie Ju-Youn Kim, Owner and Principal of construcTWO in Washington, DC; and Gregg Pasquerelli (pictured at left), a Principal with SHoP Architects in New York. We’re excited to have them on board.
Fellows’ Work on View: Dykers, Gans, Holl, Kerr, Pasquarelli, & Rice
Friday, October 8th, 2010
The show Innovate : Integrate, featuring Gregg Pasquarelli of SHoP’s design for the Barclays Center in Brooklyn (pictured at left), opened at the Center for Architecture in Manhattan on 10/6; Made In New York, AIANY’s 2010 Subway Exhibition, will open on 10/8 in the West 4th Street station in New York’s Greenwich Village, and will include the work of Lyn Rice; the Pratt Institute School of Architecture will host the symposium Voyage through Le Corbusier, with panelist Deborah Gans, on 10/11; the Municipal Arts Society’s Conference on Preservation and Climate Change in New York City, which includes a panel featuring Laurie Kerr, starts on 10/15; competing proposals by Patron Steven Holl and Fellow Craig Dykers (among others) for the Victoria & Albert Museum’s Dundee outpost are on view now through 11/4 in the show V&A Dundee – Making it Happen.
9th Breakfast Club
Friday, June 25th, 2010
On June 24, IfUD Fellows gathered at the Architectural League of New York’s The City We Imagined, The City We Made exhibition in Lower Manhattan for our 9th Breakfast Club to discuss the subject of the show, development in New York City over the past decade, with its curators, Rosalie Genevro and Gregory Wessner. We were also joined by Columbia University’s Vishaan Chakrabarti, whom many of you may know through his participation in last fall’s Arrested Development symposium, Gregg Pasquerelli of SHoP Architects, who spoke about his work on the Atlantic Yards project, and Emiliano Espasandin, a member of the team that imagined the transportation future of Buenos Aires for the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy’s Our Cities Ourselves exhibit, which opened last night at the Center for Architecture. Thanks to everyone who made it to the Club; a photo album is up on our Facebook page, so take a look!
SHoP Architects Wins National Design Award for Architecture
Sunday, May 31st, 2009The Cooper-Hewitt announced SHoP Architects, the firm of Institute board member Gregg Pasquarelli, as the winner of the 2009 National Design Awards for Architecture. More
