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Google's Humboldt Campus and Turnout NYC honored by FastCompany as part of its 2023 Innovation by Design Awards
Little Island is selected as a winner for ULI Americas Award for Excellence 2023
SITU Fabrication participates in Beyer Blinder Belle Tech Week 2023
The Van Leesten Memorial Bridge receives recognition by AIA National for Regional & Urban Design.
SITU Fabrication will offer tours of our shop facility to members of the public as part of Factory Friday, Open House New York’s weekend launch event.
SITU Fabrication will join Starr Whitehouse and BKSK Architects to lead a walking tour of the Battery Playscape as Archotober’s featured “Building of the Day” on October 19.
The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) has awarded SITU Fabrication’s Production Engineer, Ford Bostwick, as winner of the 2022 Studio competition. Ford’s work will be on display at the 2022 ICFF from May 15–17 alongside an international community of designers.
The Architect’s Newspaper names the Providence Pedestrian Bridge as an Honorable Mention for the 2021 “Best of Design Awards”. SITU Fabrication design-engineered and fabricated the wood cladding system for INFORM Studio’s bridge design.
Interior Design names 55M lobby in Washington D.C. an honoree for the 2021 “Best of Year Awards”. SITU Fabrication fabricated and installed the interior louvered canopy system for The Switzer Group.
SITU Fabrication’s Senior Project Manager, Dillon Johnson, presents alongside Celine Armstrong to review materials and fabrication means for ASLA NY’s “4 CEUs & a Beer”.
SITU’s design initiative for COVID-19 screening booths and testing centers receives an Honorable Mention in Pandemic Response Category of the 2021 Innovation by Design Awards
Our firm’s multidisciplinary workflow is the subject of a case study featured in a Belgian publication titled ‘Thinking-Making. When Architects Engage in Construction’. The book explores methods of practice that challenge the division between design and construction.
In a new TV series from DisruptCRE, partner Aleksey Lukyanov-Cherny discusses SITU’s approach to flexible design in the show’s debut episode, “Smart City”.
When we first developed Making Space, it was conceived as a system-wide, urban scale, light-touch transformation of Brooklyn Public Library’s community rooms. Now, three years after our first intervention at the Flatbush Branch, we’ve been able to carry out the vision to three additional branches.
SITU presents to students in Rutgers University’s Department of Landscape Architecture, sharing current work and processes in each of our divisions, and speaking to how our multidisciplinary approach reinforces the creative and social impact of our work.
Andrew Emmet and Bora Erden introduce landscape architecture students at the University of Pennsylvania’s Weitzman School of Design to our Studio, Research and Fabrication divisions.
SITU’s Director of Design Katie Shima speaks with students from Sheridan College’s Interior Design Collective program, focusing on our craft and material processes, and the synergies between our Studio and Fabrication work.
SITU Fabrication’s Molly Chen joins AIA Detroit’s co.de.D group to discuss opportunities for computational design applications beyond early design phases of a project’s life cycle.
As part of the Architectural League of New York’s First Friday series, we are hosting a virtual tour of our practice and latest projects in studio, research and fabrication.
The office space, designed by SheltonMindel and Reed A. Morrison Architect, with custom architectural features built by SITU Fabrication, is featured on the database of global office design.
The Architect’s Newspaper features the Providence River Pedestrian Bridge, noting the ship-like quality of the curving wood surfaces, which SITU Fabrication design-engineered for architecture firm inFORM Studio.
As part of Archtober’s “Building of the Day,” designers at Heatherwick Studio will lead a virtual tour of Little Island, the anticipated Hudson River park where we are actively working on various seating areas and amenities.
The New York Times features the “front porch” we developed with WXY for Brooklyn Laboratory Charter Schools as part of their roundup on architects’ response to COVID-19.
Getting Smart features the “front porch” concept we developed with WXY for Brooklyn Laboratory Charter Schools, delving into its function as an outdoor lobby for coordinating safer queuing and health checks before entry, as well as its design considerations for comfort and well-being for the broader community.
Thomas B. Fordham Institute shares an article written by leaders at Brooklyn Laboratory Charter Schools and Urban Projects Collaborative, exploring the “front porch” concept we designed with WXY to ensure safe entry and exit at urban schools.
ABC News includes our “front porch” design in their round-up of school arrival strategies. Developed in collaboration with WXY, the front porch serves as an outdoor lobby for Brooklyn Laboratory Charter Schools, making space for socially distant queuing and health checks before people enter the building.
6sqft features our “Front Porch” concept with WXY, which re-imagines the front entrance at Brooklyn Lab Charter School to make space for safe queuing and screening before entering the building.
PR Newswire shares our “front porch” concept, designed with WXY for Brooklyn Laboratory Charter Schools. The design makes use of the school’s surrounding sidewalk to create an outdoor lobby where safer queuing and health checks can be held before people enter the building.
NBC New York covers the launch of our “Front Porch” concept with WXY, which re-imagines the front entrance at Brooklyn Lab Charter Schools to make space for safe queuing and screening before entering the building.
TimeOut New York features our strategies for increasing access to COVID-19 testing around the city.
SITU leads a high school summer project for design-engineering students focused on COVID-19 relief.
NYC DDC awards SITU and Jaklitsch / Gardner team a contract to design COVID-19 testing centers for NYC DoHMH.
Alongside the Van Alen Institute and Bjarke Ingels Group, SITU explores how architecture and urban design can help NYC strengthen public health in the post-COVID era, and in the process, deepen the city’s resiliency for decades to come.
NYC Builds BIO+ hosts a virtual roundtable on how professionals across the life science, construction and real estate industries have shifted their businesses to crisis relief. As part of the discussion, SITU presents strategies for improving COVID testing centers and distributing them more broadly across the five boroughs.
The Cooper Union includes our Patient Screening Booths in their roundup of alumnae designing tools for COVID-19 relief.
Fast Company features our Patient Screening Booth strategy for increasing COVID-19 testing and evaluation capacity in urban areas.
Joining a panel discussion at the AIA Headquarters in Washington, D.C., Michael Brotherton shares insights into technology-integrated and collaborative workflows that enable more efficient and higher-performing design.
Presenting at Center for Architecture alongside Rafael Viñoly Architects, SITU discusses how a prefabricated design approach facilitates flexible and innovative projects.
Our team won the People’s Pumpkin for our crank-powered zoetrope pumpkin at the Center for Architecture’s annual Pumpkitecture! competition.
As part of Open House New York’s Factory Friday event series on October 17, we’re hosting tours of our fabrication workshop.
Founding Partner Brad Samuels spends a week in Alaska, giving lectures about SITU’s interdisciplinary business model at cities across the state.
Our Manhattan Financial Office project for SheltonMindel is awarded the 2019 American Architecture Award which recognizes new and cutting-edge design in the United States. The annual award is presented jointly by The Chicago Athenaeum, The European Centre and Metropolitan Arts Press.
The Providence River Pedestrian Bridge opens to the public, reconnecting neighborhoods divided by the outdated I-195 interstate highway. The project includes sinuous hardwood cladding that SITU Fabrication design-engineered for architecture firm inFORM studio.
Michael Brotherton, President of SITU Fabrication, joins a panel exploring the design assist process at AIANY’s Center for Architecture.
officeinsight spotlights SITU and our cross-divisional work in their July issue.
Our annual open house brought together hundreds of New York City’s design leaders, construction professionals, artists and creative practitioners for an evening of drinks and conversation at our Brooklyn Navy Yard fabrication shop. Our partners and staff shared insights into our latest techniques and ongoing projects.
This weekend, our custom benches designed for our Brooklyn Museum Visitor Experience are featured in BROOKLYN DESIGNS—a design fair spotlighting Brooklyn’s creative economy.
This April, partner Brad Samuels joins the Libraries as Places symposium at New York University’s Institute for Public Knowledge to share our work with the Brooklyn Public Library to transform community spaces across the borough.
SITU Fabrication presents Sustainable Building with Modified Wood at the Facades+ conference in New York, alongside architects Studio V and material innovators reSAWN and ACCYS Group.
Together with solid surface manufacturer Krion, SITU Fabrication co-hosts a workshop and demonstration on architectural thermoforming techniques.
SITU cohosts the Cooper Union's Spring Trustees and Alumni Reception alongside fellow Cooper alumni and Brooklyn Navy Yard neighbor Crye Precision.
Partner Brad Samuels joins Harvard Graduate School of Design for a second year to unpack SITU's interdisciplinary approach to architecture.
As technology is increasingly shaping our experience of the built environment, Partner Brad Samuels presents how SITU's interdisciplinary practice leverages digital and physical design methods to shape the built environment.
As part of their School of Architecture Lecture Series on ETHOS, SITU discusses the role of user empowerment in architecture projects.
We host a Workplace Wednesday tour of our fabrication shop and design studio as part of Center for Architecture's Archtober event series.
SITU joins the MIT Design Club for an overview of SITU’s interdisciplinary practice and a broader discussion on design-thinking as an opportunity for entrepreneurship and problem-solving across a wide range of industries.
SITU Fabrication hosts the AIA New York's Technology Committee for a tour of our fabrication shop, as part of a Brooklyn Navy Yard tour to explore current digital technology used in the AEC industry.
Solar Canopy was awarded best of 2018 as a Popular Choice Winner in Building Products - Roofs.
Joseph D. Jamail Lecture Hall was awarded best of 2018 as a Jury Winner.
We invited friends, colleagues and conference attendees into our space to learn how digital fabrication produces inventive solutions as part of the AIA Conference on Architecture 2018.
LTL Architects’ Joseph D. Jamail Lecture Hall awarded best in education from NYCxDESIGN in a ceremony hosted by Interior Design and ICFF.
The awards are presented as part of the 15th annual AIA|LA Restaurant Design Awards program in recognition of spaces that “tantalize” while also meeting demanding functional needs.
Presented at Cooper’s 2018 commencement, the award is given to alumni who have made important contributions to art, architecture, engineering or interdisciplinary studies.
Interior Design features the coffered ceiling system of one of Columbia University’s most prominent lecture halls, designed by LTL Architects and fabricated by SITU Fabrication.
On January 26, 2018, SITU’s Wes Rozen joins a panel at Columbia University to discuss SITU’s fabrication practice and its productive role in forward-thinking design projects. The panel—organized by GSAPP’s Fabrication Lab Director Josh Jordan—brings together New York-based architects, designers and entrepreneurs who are developing unique approaches to making and fabricating objects and architecture.
SITU’s Brad Samuels will give a lecture on SITU’s interdisciplinary approach to architecture at Harvard on Monday, November 27th. Sharing SITU’s story as an alternative firm model, Brad will explore how this nontraditional perspective has informed the firm’s output, staff and vision.
ID features our retail pop-up for TYME Food.
Brotherton, VP of Operations at SITU Fabrication, was appointed Co-Chair of the AIANY Technology Committee, alongside Alexandra Pollock, the Director of Design Technology at FXCollaborative.
Architect's Newspaper delves into SITU's work with Turntable Lab, a retail outlet for a worldwide community of music-lovers.
We were selected by the New York chapter of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) to design and fabricate their Awards for Excellence in Development.
Our "concrete pumpkin void" earned a "Pritzker Pumpkin" from the AIANY.