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María José Gutiérrez Chávez

María José Gutiérrez Chávez

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Tall posts with circular object on the top standing in A JUNGLE AT DUSK AS BATS FLY NEAR THE STRUCTURES.
Eavesdropping

SFER IK Museion inaugural artist award winner Antoine Bertin’s installation listens in on the conversations of bats

America’s Commemorative Landscape

Mellon Foundation doubles the Monuments Project funding to total $500 million

Installation surrounded by trees of tall chair like structures in a circle.
Theater in the Round

DRAWINGS’s theatrically large chairs and table win the 2023 Ragdale Ring competition

Fences of ellow dry grass material forming a maze-like structure.
Renewal

The Socrates Annual 2023 exhibition reflects on transformation by reviving undesirable objects

A bulbous sculpture at the center of four armchairs with a dome sculpture in the background.
Down to Earth

Lara Bohinc’s otherworldly Utopia installation brings cork furnishings to the Miami Design District

Digital render of a garden with garden beds and a young girl sitting on a bench.
A Sanctuary Within a Sanctuary City

Territorial Empathy spearheads inclusive and community-driven design with new community garden project in the South Bronx

Outperforming the Status Quo

SGA’s mass timber lab reimagines research facilities and puts science on display

A chapel-like strcuture with beaux-arts style featuring colorful glass stained panels that allow light to peek through.
“Bejeweled”

Artist Summer Wheat’s JewelHouse reimagines Kansas City Museum’s conservatory to celebrate matronage and restorative practices

Set By Example

ASLA’s new, freely available guide charts a path for landscape architecture firms to achieve zero-carbon business operations

Image of a building with recreational area inside.
Blaze of Glory

In Tultitlán, Mexico a fire station by Departamento del Distrito, ORU, TALLER Architects, and Ricardo García Santander blends into its industrial surroundings

Man wearing a blue shirt looks above to the camera while standing on an installation of bedrock samples.
Sea Change

Carlos Irijalba uses recycled materials from climate resiliency projects for an installation along the East River

Image of LIGA 37’s gallery, an old warehouse surrounded by seemingly abandoned buildings. The gallery's facade is an installation, it covers the bottom half of the building with curved white and beige lines. Two trees lay in front of the building.
The In Between

Juan Campanini and Josefina Sposito veil LIGA in Mexico City with a temporary facade

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