sep 3, 2010
Read about Oyster-tecture in the New Yorker
Dept. of Clarification: Earl Versus the Oysters
by Samantha Henig / The New Yorker
aug 23, 2010
WATERFRONT VISIONS is Published by NAI
w/ essays by Huib van der Werf, Kate Orff, Merijn Oudenampsen
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Oyster-tecture featured in LA China
Landscape Architecture China
景观设计学 2010 No.3
jul 26, 2010
Milstein Hall Construction Update
Check out progress on Cornell University's new Art Architecture and Planning building!
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THIS IS NEWARK! opens at Aljira
apr 8–18 2009
THIS IS NEWARK - Gateway Urban Design Exhibition
The City of Newark
Aljira: A Center of Contemporary Art
591 Broad Street, Newark, NJ 07102
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The City of Newark Division of Planning & Community Development and Aljira: A Center for Contemporary Art are pleased to present THIS IS NEWARK, an exhibition of proposals for marking the points of arrival to Newark and addressing the history and culture of Newark in the urban landscape.
Closing Reception
Friday, April 17, 6:00 PM–8:00 PM
Roundtable Discussion
Saturday, April 18, 2:00 PM–4:00 PM
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Gallery Hours
Wednesday–Friday 12:00 PM–6:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 PM–4:00 PM
The City of Newark, New Jersey — the largest city in the most densely populated state — is exploring design strategies for a series of permanent installations to mark points of arrival to the city, from its train stations and airports to local streets and highway off-ramps. The goal of marking these “gateways” is to strengthen the visual and spatial identity of the city, to question deeply held perceptions, to capitalize on its deep, dramatic, and fiercely proud history, and to better register in the built environment the energy, spirit, and steadfastness that is Newark.
The Gateway Design Initiative will explore possibilities for this project through soliciting contributions of design ideas from a broad range of artists and designers. Participants are encouraged to raise a wide range of issues and to propose design strategies that expand and amplify the discussion of the relationship between Newark’s identity and built environment. Teams are challenged to produce design schemes that provide compelling, inventive, spirited, and even extreme interpretations of the design challenge posed here. We invite a range of proposals from the feasible to the most experimental.
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click here to see SCAPE + MTWTF's proposal

