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Articles by Laura Raskin

Greg Lynn, Teddy Cruz Win $50,000 USA Awards

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
December 8, 2010
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Photo courtesy estudio teddy cruz Manufactured Sites: Housing Urbanism Made of Waste, Teddy Cruz, 2008. Click on the slide show button to view more images. On Tuesday night, architects Greg Lynn and Teddy Cruz were named United States Artists Fellows for 2010, and they celebrated the no-strings-attached gifts of $50,000 at a reception at New York’s Jazz at Lincoln Center. Fifty other artists from the U.S. and Puerto Rico also received the fellowships, which have been distributed annually since 2005. About 450 people attended the lively event, where dancers, musicians, actors and others—all current or former fellowship recipients—performed against a
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Five Young Firms Vying to Design MoMA PS1 Installation

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
December 6, 2010
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Photo courtesy MoMA PS1 The MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program was launched in 2000. Click on the slide show button to view past installations (pictured: Dunescape, SHoP Architects, 2000). MoMA PS1 takes a gamble when it selects finalists for its Young Architects Program, which each year gives emerging designers the chance to design an installation for a 10,000-square-foot triangular courtyard at the Queens art center. The entrants don’t initially propose schemes; rather, they are selected to compete in the competition’s final stage based on the ingenuity of their past work. “There’s enormous suspense because we really don’t know what these
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Daniel Libeskind’s Line of Fire

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
December 1, 2010
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Photo courtesy Christine McMonagle/The Jewish Museum “Daniel Libeskind’s Line of Fire” runs through January 30, 2011, at The Jewish Museum in New York. Libeskind designed the exhibition using 40 menorahs from the museum’s collection. Click on the slide show button to see images. Daniel Libeskind’s building signature is often characterized by a lightning-bolt scrawl, clearly visible in his designs for The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco, the Jewish Museum in Berlin, and even “Villa Libeskind,” the prefab housing line he launched in 2010.  The latest rendition of the architect’s signature can be found in a small gallery in The
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Harvard Digital Images and Slide Collection

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
November 15, 2010
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The Digital Images and Slide Collection at Harvard College’s Fine Arts Library in Cambridge, Massachusetts, houses more than 750,000 images in 35-millimeter-slide and digital formats.


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OMA Makes Inroads Into France With Caen Library

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
November 5, 2010
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Image courtesy OMA OMA has won a competition to design a regional library in the northwestern city of Caen. Related Links: High Hopes in Hong Kong OMA to Buoy Hamburg’s Waterfront Singapore Scotts Tower Cornell Groundbreaking Could End Saga After years of “sending love letters to France,” OMA has won a competition to design a regional library in the northwestern city of Caen, says associate in charge Clément Blanchet. It will be the firm’s first cultural building in the country. In a phone interview from the Netherlands, Blanchet said that OMA, founded in 1975, has been eager to expand its
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Guggenheim and BMW Pop-Up "Lab" to Travel Globe

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
October 1, 2010
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Image courtesy The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and BMW announced on Friday that they will collaborate for the next six years on a project called the BMW Guggenheim Lab, an initiative to conduct a vast research and development project that will engage the public and improve urban life. Details about the format of the Lab project and the expected results were slim. “The goal is to develop and create solutions for future cities,” said Frank-Peter Arndt, a member of the board of management from BMW Group, at a press conference held in the basement of the Guggenheim. While the project’s
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Gehry Signs Letter in Support of Israeli Performers' Boycott

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
September 21, 2010
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Photo © Melissa Majchrzak / courtesy Gehry Partners Frank Gehry Frank Gehry added his name this week to a list of more than 150 art world luminaries who are supporting Israeli actors who refuse to perform in a West Bank Jewish settlement. He is the first architect to sign the letter of support, which is being circulated online by Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP), a U.S. organization that promotes peace in the Middle East through equality for Israelis and Palestinians. The letter was published September 6. It has since been signed by actors Julianne Moore and Wallace Shawn, Pulitzer Prize-winning
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Stantec Plans to Buy Burt Hill Architects

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
September 9, 2010
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Weeks after announcing plans to purchase ECO:LOGIC Engineering and Anshen + Allen, the Canadian mega-firm Stantec reported today that it has signed of letter of intent to buy Pennsylvania-based Burt Hill Architects. The acquisitions would mark the seventh, eighth, and ninth for Stantec this year. “We have the largest architecture firm in Canada, and we wanted to build something similar in the U.S.,” says Jay Averill, company spokesman. Burt Hill has more than 600 employees in 13 offices, including three offices overseas. As of now, all of Burt Hill’s locations will remain open, says Averill. With $88 million in revenue,
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With Plans to Nab Anshen + Allen, Stantec Continues Its Buying Spree

Laura Raskin
Laura Raskin
September 2, 2010
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Photo courtesy Anshen + Allen Roger Swanson, CEO of Anshen + Allen Stantec, Canada’s largest architectural firm, announced on Aug. 26 that it has signed a letter of intent to purchase Anshen + Allen, a firm of roughly 200 employees with offices in San Francisco, Columbus, Boston, and London. Weeks earlier, Stantec announced it plans to acquire California-based ECO:LOGIC Engineering. If both sales go through, they will be Stantec’s seventh and eighth acquisitions in 2010, adding to the 70-plus companies it has purchased since 1997. The recent bids verify that Stantec is homing in on its goal, announced in 1998,
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