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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.
Center for an Urban Future compiles 250 policy ideas related to economic recovery in a new report titled RE:NEW YORK CITY. This includes advocacy of grants and guidance for small arts and cultural organization, as put forth by SITU Design Director, Katie Shima.
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”.
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.
Architectural Record spotlights our strategies for re-opening urban schools while mitigating the spread of COVID-19.
TimeOut New York features our strategies for increasing access to COVID-19 testing around the city.
The Cooper Union includes our Patient Screening Booths in their roundup of alumnae designing tools for COVID-19 relief.
The Buffalo News releases our initial designs of the new Visitor Center at Graycliff, the historic home in Buffalo created by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright and landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman.
officeinsight spotlights SITU and our cross-divisional work in their July issue.
Brick & Wonder published an interview with T.R. Ludwig, Brooklyn Solar Canopy Company founder and our collaborator, about the Solar Canopy.
ID features our retail pop-up for TYME Food.
A review of the Museum of Craft and Design's 2017 exhibition on architectural pavilions, which showcases our solar pavilion work.
San Francisco's KQED reviews our work at the Museum of Craft and Design.
Architect's Newspaper delves into SITU's work with Turntable Lab, a retail outlet for a worldwide community of music-lovers.
Brooklyn-based tech publication features the Solar Canopy, our collaborative project with Brooklyn SolarWorks.
Our modular retail space for Turntable Lab joins the list.
A piece on our Yard Work project, a new public space for Yard visitors and tenants.
Our "concrete pumpkin void" earned a "Pritzker Pumpkin" from the AIANY.
This piece unpacks Section 581, our research project that visualizes how antiquated property tax codes contribute to inequity across Manhattan.
CityLab covers our Section 581 project that renders visible the inequity of NYC property taxes.
The Solar Canopy is a solution for New Yorkers seeking alternative energy sources, says Fast Company.
Partner Brad Samuels talks with Curbed about libraries and how their design could transform the city.
In praise of the NYC Makers show at the Museum of Art and Design, The Wall Street Journal highlights our inventive work with concrete.
domus delves into our 'Design Lab' project, a permanent exhibition at the New York all of Science that taps into people's natural tendency to be inventive and resourceful.
A feature on Heartwalk, our heart-shaped installation that gives new life to the destroyed boardwalks hit Hurricane Sandy.
The Journal reports on the making and meaning of Heartwalk.
