A palpable sense of kinetic energy pervades this vast room after hours- as if a great switch resting tenuously in the off position will suddenly be thrown bringing the wall to wall cacophony that is the New York Stock Exchange back to life. As it was, quiet. Everywhere the interrupted artifacts of the day- telephones, [...]
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NYSE – New York Stock Exchange
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Museum For African Art
OCD, the Original Champions of Design, has hired yours truly to photograph a temporary mural installation at the currently in construction Museum for African Art, located at the north east corner of Central Park. A new museum on Mueseum Mile? Yes, and no. Although the soon to be completed museum (fall, 2012) will anchor the north end [...]
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NYU Dept of Philosophy- Stairs
Gazing upward in the stairwell of New York University’s Department of Philosophy by Steven Holl Architects (2007), one encounters an architecture loaded with metaphor perfectly suited to its location. Cascading light filters down through prismatic film window treatments, bathing the whitewashed walls in a myriad of hues depending on time of day and generosity of [...]
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Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects
Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects takes an expansive view of design – creating projects at every scale from products and temporary installations to commercial buildings and urban plans. J/GA seeks to engage the physical qualities of construction – believing that the conceptual framework of each project derives from the context, time and place of each project, and [...]
