https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/2999 en-us 140123-situ-studio-folk-couture-at-american-folk-art-museum.asp Thu, 23 Jan 2014 12:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/3056-situ-studio-designs-folk-couture-fashion-and-folk-art-exhibition Designers from left to right: ThreeASFOUR, Catherine Malandrino, Fabio Costa, Chadwick Bell, Gary Graham, and Bibu Mohapatra. Concrete and CoutureDesigners from left to right: ThreeASFOUR, Catherine Malandrino, Fabio Costa, Chadwick Bell, Gary Graham, and Bibu Mohapatra.Photography © John Muggenborg A suit by Gary Graham of engineered Jacquard and digitally printed cotton twill. Concrete and CoutureA suit by Gary Graham of engineered Jacquard and digitally printed cotton twill.Photography © John Muggenborg A New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu's couture. Concrete and CoutureA New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu's couture.Photography © John Muggenborg A New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu's couture. Concrete and CoutureA New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu's couture.Photography © John Muggenborg A New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu's couture. Concrete and CoutureA New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu's couture.Photography © John Muggenborg A New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu’s couture. Concrete and CoutureA New Mexican porcupine sculpture influenced Jean Yu’s couture.Photography © Architectural Record A stretched men’s suit by John Bartlett, based on a late 19th century wood statue, evokes both Joseph Beuys and a car dealership’s windsock. Yeohlee Teng’s paper dress is in the back Concrete and CoutureA stretched men’s suit by John Bartlett, based on a late 19th century wood statue, evokes both Joseph Beuys and a car dealership’s windsock. Yeohlee Teng’s paper dress is in the background.Photography © John Muggenborg Situ Studio placed concrete-impregnated cloth into custom molds, folded to evoke the draping of a dress form, and then saturated it with water. Concrete and CoutureSitu Studio placed concrete-impregnated cloth into custom molds, folded to evoke the draping of a dress form, and then saturated it with water.Image Courtesy Situ Studio Situ Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvas Concrete and CoutureSitu Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvasImage Courtesy Situ Studio Situ Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvas Concrete and CoutureSitu Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvasImage Courtesy Situ Studio Situ Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvas Concrete and CoutureSitu Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvasImage Courtesy Situ Studio Situ Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvas Concrete and CoutureSitu Studio’s pedestals of concrete canvasImage Courtesy Situ Studio For the Architectural League of New York's 2013 Beaux Arts Ball, Situ Studio designed a suspended pavilion within Hunt & Hunt's 69th Regiment Armory (1906). 

]]> 131016-situ-studio-beaux-arts-ball.asp Wed, 16 Oct 2013 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/2997-dancing-on-the-ceiling-with-situ-studio-at-beaux-arts-ball-2013 If creativity and coolness are measured in bicycles per capita, then the Brooklyn Navy Yard is the coolest place on Earth.

]]> 130531-brooklyn-navy-yard-manufacturing.asp Fri, 31 May 2013 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/2889-brooklyns-navy-yard-is-home-to-a-manufacturing-revival Situ Fabrication's 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalSitu Fabrication's 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.Photo courtesy Situ Fabrication Situ Fabrication's 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalSitu Fabrication's 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.Photo courtesy Situ Fabrication Situ Fabrication specializes in projects requiring advanced digital design and manufacturing techniques. Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalSitu Fabrication specializes in projects requiring advanced digital design and manufacturing techniques.Photo courtesy Situ Fabrication Situ Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication. Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalSitu Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication.Photo courtesy Situ Fabrication Situ Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication. Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalSitu Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication.Photo courtesy Situ Fabrication Situ Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication. Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalSitu Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication.Photo courtesy Situ Fabrication Situ Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication. Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalSitu Studio has a 10,000-square-foot production shop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for its sister firm, Situ Fabrication.Photo courtesy Situ Fabrication The Brooklyn Navy Yard (foreground) Made Here: Brooklyn's Navy Yard is Home to a Manufacturing RevivalThe Brooklyn Navy Yard (foreground)Photo courtesy Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation When Brooklyn-based design and fabrication shop Situ Studio was installing reOrder at the Brooklyn Museum in late February, it looked as though their team was fashioning enormous Victorian skirts for the classical columns in the McKim, Mead & White'designed Great Hall.

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