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ArchDaily, Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide: Architecture news, competitions and projects updated every hour for the architecture professional

Phillip·R.·Denny is a PhD student at Harvard·University researching media and technocultures in architecture and design from the post-war to the post-modern. Ongoing·projects include a study of the 35mm photographic slide in mid-century design practices; research on the cybernetic art theory of pioneering artist Nicolas Schöffer; and a history of the Herman Miller Action Office, the first mass-produced example of “systems furniture” and the progenitor of the modern office cubicle. Phillip recently wrote about Los Angeles architect Gregory Ain for The·New·York·Times, a review of the Chicago Architecture Biennial for Volume·Magazine, a tribute to John·Portman, and an essay on the Lewis Center for the Arts by Steven·Holl for Metropolis. Send an e-mail.

De huidige tijd wordt gekenmerkt door radicale technologische, economische, culturele en sociale veranderingen. Het Nieuwe Instituut wil deze snel veranderende wereld in kaart brengen en zichtbaar maken, en tegelijkertijd de discussie bevorderen over onderwerpen gerelateerd aan het ontwerpveld.

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T+E+A+M is a collaboration between Thom Moran, Ellie Abrons, Adam Fure and Meredith Miller.

over,under is a Boston-based interdisciplinary practice with expertise in architecture, urban design, graphic identity, and publications. Our approach is structured around six working points that we implement in all projects, which range in scale from books to cities. Every project benefits from the varied professional experiences of the principals and their collaborators, resulting in designs that are intelligently shaped by a co-dependence of process and product. The firm's designs, research, and the exhibits of its pinkcomma gallery have been widely published.

Volume is an independent quarterly magazine that sets the agenda for architecture and design.