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07.02.2009
Mayor Awards 27th annual awards for NYC design projects
Courtesy Office of the Mayor
07.02.2009
Controversy ensues after GSA chooses Foster team for Frisco project
Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration
07.01.2009
Javits renovations strive to sway convention center's naysayers
Courtesy FXFowle Epstein
06.30.2009
Distinguished photographer Norman McGrath zooms in on a new lens, and shares his views
Norman McGrath
06.29.2009
Nonprofit aims to reinvent bleak Brooklyn artery as pedestrian-friendly boulevard
Courtesy W Architecture and Landscape Architecture
06.26.2009
After four decades, Roosevelt Island memorial underway
Courtesy FDR Four Freedoms Park
06.26.2009
Seeking stimulus funds, SF revamps Transit Terminal plans
Courtesy Transbay Joint Powers Authority
06.26.2009
French designers to feather Edith Wharton's Berkshire estate
06.25.2009
City acquires land for middle-class community, waterfront park at Hunter's Point South
ARUP, Thomas Balsley, Weiss/Manfredi/Courtesy NYC EDC
06.24.2009
Billings index may suggest stagnation for industry
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Michael Zelehoski
Michael Zelehoski: (De)Constructions
Ferrin Gallery
437 North Street

Newly returned to his native Massachusetts from a long apprenticeship in Chile, Michael Zelehoski makes his debut at Ferrin Gallery with an ambitious collection of two- and three-dimensional assemblages. Harvesting scrap wood and furniture from local buildings, Zelehoski reincarnates them as warped versions of their former selves. Sometimes they retain their....

COMPETITIONS
Deadline :Friday, August 07, 2009

WPA 2.0 poses this question: What’s in store for the city if design takes back the streets? The limits of pure utility dissolve to reveal infrastructure’s greater powers. WPA 2.0 is not a sci-fi fantasy, and it's not the Long Island Expressway. Show us what it looks like. Tell us how it works. Designers of all fields are eligible to submit for this competition, which is staged in two phases. Multi-disciplinary teams are particularly encouraged, in the belief that design invention comes from more integrated approaches to problem-solving—whether by applying new thinking to old problems, or old thinking to new ones—to yield visionary hybrid forms and relationships. Awards: $5,000 to as many as six finalists to continue to develop their proposals. Fully-developed, second phase proposals will be presented on Monday, November 16, 2009 at the National Building Museum to an audience of policymakers, practitioners, critics and scholars.

http://www.wpa2.aud.ucla.edu

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