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Articles by Laura Raskin

The Met Breuer Brings Modern and Contemporary Art to Whitney's Old Home

The Met Breuer Brings Modern and Contemporary Art to Whitney's Old Home

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Laura Raskin
February 16, 2016
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On March 18, when the Metropolitan Museum of Art opens an annex at Madison Avenue and 75th Street in Manhattan, it will be attempting to shrug off the ghost of a museum past.


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Ilima Primary School

Ilima Primary School

A remote Congolese village promises to protect the rain forest in exchange for an innovative school building.
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Laura Raskin
January 1, 2016
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MASS Design group is used to working in remote places. Building schools or health centers where there were none and training local labor is practically written into its DNA.


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O Office, Guangzhou, China
Design Vanguard 2015

O-Office Architects, Guangzhou, China

A love of China's abandoned industrial heritage inspires the bold work of a rising firm.
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Laura Raskin
December 1, 2015
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In 2005, architects Jianxiang He and Ying Jiang were working on the Guangzhou Baiyun International Convention Center, a project by the Chinese-government-run CITIC ADI and its design partner, Belgian firm BURO II.


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Chicago's Next Generation

Chicago's Next Generation

Miriam Sitz
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Laura Raskin
October 16, 2015
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Chicago's Next Generation The inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial (October 3, 2015 through January 3, 2016) is a global event. With over 60 firms or studios featured—representing more than 30 countries across six continents—it is also drawing attendees from all over the world. Titled The State of the Art of Architecture, the exhibition, curated by Sarah Herda and Joseph Grima, reaches beyond the national conversation to generate a larger discussion about the future of the built environment.


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Ania Jaworska
Chicago's Next Generation

Ania Jaworska

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Laura Raskin
October 15, 2015
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A show of Polish-born architect Ania Jaworska’s work is currently on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (MCA), running in tangent with the Biennial through January 31, 2016.


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Chicago's Next Generation
Chicago's Next Generation

Allison Newmeyer and Stewart Hicks

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Laura Raskin
October 15, 2015
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 The firm’s 2011 speculative project Farmland World is a chain of agro-resorts-cum-theme parks that allow guests to work on a real farm. For its contribution to the Biennial, Design With Company (Dw/Co.) is entering its own late—very late—scheme for Chicago’s Harold Washington Library Competition, which was held in 1987. 


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Chicago's Next Generation
Chicago's Next Generation

Paul Preissner

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Laura Raskin
October 15, 2015
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Paul Preissner, 41, recently made a couple of round, flat-pack tables out of mint-colored Corian. “It was the cheapest way of producing furniture with one of the most expensive materials,” says the architect, who was experimenting with the process to help out a friend who runs MakeTime, a company that lets designers share time on computer numerical control (CNC) machines. 


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Chicago's Next Generation
Chicago's Next Generation

Sean Lally

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Laura Raskin
October 15, 2015
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 Like many architects, Sean Lally is concerned about climate change and how his profession can help address the immense environmental pressures bearing down on the globe—he just has a very singular vision for the solution. With a background in landscape architecture, Lally, 41, is pursuing a field of design in which steel, wood, and concrete are replaced by energy: electromagnetic, thermodynamic, acoustic, chemical. 


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WORKac to Publish Deluxe Edition of '49 Cities'

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Laura Raskin
August 19, 2015
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After the success of its 2009 book, the firm will publish a new and expanded third edition. Every drawing in the third edition of 49 Cities will be tweaked for improved legibility. In 2007, Amale Andraos and Dan Wood, principals of the New York-based architecture firm WORKac, were teaching an “eco-urbanism” seminar at Princeton University. To grasp this relatively new term, Andraos, Wood, and their students had to first learn the history of the two fields from which it evolved. So the architects had their students dissect a number of city plans, from the fully realized (Levittown, New York, 1947)
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Dresner Residence

In a suburb outside Detroit filled with early 20th-century houses, Sivak designed the ultimate concrete box.
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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2015
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The Dresner Residence reflects architect Steven Sivak's interest in concrete and his client's minimalist style.


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