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Cooper Union Architecture | NYCxDesign 2023
The annual end-of-the-year student show at Cooper Union filled the foundation building adjacent to NYC’s Astor Place. Filling the ground floor gallery was the work from the architecture department, specifically a class on 2d and 3d representation. What caught my eye was the conceptual and experimental models arranged on a long table spanning the length…
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Furnishing Utopia 5.0 | Public Access
Furnishing Utopia returned to NYCxDesign for a fifth edition. The global creative collective has previously focused their attention on the home, but with Public Access the focus is on bettering communities and the environment. The first group included 35 projects by 37 designers located in 19 cities across 12 countries. The outdoor exhibition in Brooklyn’s…
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Pratt Architecture | NYCxDesign 2023
Pratt Shows is the annual end of the year student exhibition that includes both fine art and design. I headed back to the ARC Building located in the main Brooklyn campus to survey the 2023 collection of models from the architecture students. It’s consistently the best architectural model show in the city and offers a…
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Radiator | Catered Comfort
Radiator, one of NYCxDesign’s strongest independent design shows staged a third edition inside Manhattan’s Refinery Hotel. Producers/curators Andrew Algier and Sara Schoenberger, invited me back to shoot the show a day prior to the public opening. In contrast to the expansive Art Cake gallery the 2022 show occupied, this was a small and intimate space…
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Architecture Tour | Seoul
Seoul’s range of architecture is diverse. There’s a wide variety of styles and scales of buildings spread across distinct neighborhoods. Adjacent to the Gyeongbokgung Palace are mixed residential and commercial areas with narrow streets and a collision of traditional and modern buildings. Also located in this is the National Museum of Modern Art surrounded by…
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South Korea Carspotting
Back some years ago, I was a contributor for a NYC-based site called Man on the Move that featured unique vehicles captured on the streets. Sort of an automotive equivalent to style spotting street fashion. It was a good exercise in being aware every time I went out to scan all the parked cars and…