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Jennifer Newsom and Tom Carruthers of the Minneapolis-based art and architecture practice Dream the Combine have been chosen as the winners of this year’s Young Architects Program, organized by the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1. The annual competition, now in its 19th edition, grants winners the opportunity to design a temporary and sustainable outdoor pavilion that provides shade, seating, and water in MoMA PS1’s courtyard. Last year’s installation by Jenny Sabin, called Lumen, covered the concrete-enclosed space in a canopy of photo-luminescent tiles.
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