Sarah Hromack

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Work: whitney.org
Architecture:

Searching for a Definition of Lo-Fi Architecture »

” … So with all these ideas rattling around, I posed a question to the hive-mind of Twitter: What’s the architectural equivalent of lo-fi? However, unlike the aforementioned posts, the idea here is more general than single-serving building-song pairings. What makes lo-fi music, lo-fi? How does that innate lo-fi-ness translate into architecture? … “

Just launched: Urban Omnibus, a project of the Architectural League of New York that “explores the relationship between design and New York City’s physical environment: revealing the choices shaping the city, encouraging conversation, inspiring innovation.” Projects of note include “Urban Agriculture: East New York,” a five-part documentary on East New York’s urban agricultural movement. See also: Reinventing Army Plaza, an urban design contest/ project of epic proportions. + Urban Omnibus (official site)Just launched: Urban Omnibus, a project of the Architectural League of New York that “explores the relationship between design and New York City’s physical environment: revealing the choices shaping the city, encouraging conversation, inspiring innovation.” Projects of note include “Urban Agriculture: East New York,” a five-part documentary on East New York’s urban agricultural movement. See also: Reinventing Army Plaza, an urban design contest/ project of epic proportions. + Urban Omnibus (official site)

Just launched: Urban Omnibus, a project of the Architectural League of New York that “explores the relationship between design and New York City’s physical environment: revealing the choices shaping the city, encouraging conversation, inspiring innovation.” Projects of note include “Urban Agriculture: East New York,” a five-part documentary on East New York’s urban agricultural movement. See also: Reinventing Army Plaza, an urban design contest/ project of epic proportions.

+ Urban Omnibus (official site)


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