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Salon: Office Materials - Thinking Through Sustainability at Work
Apr
9
6:30 PM18:30

Salon: Office Materials - Thinking Through Sustainability at Work

What do truly sustainable workplaces look like? Vitra joined 1014 for a conversation that sought to explore these questions around embodied carbon, material sourcing, and the implications for designing today’s workplaces with Sydney Mainster, Vice President of Sustainability and Design Management at the Durst Organization, and Lindsey Wikstrom, founding partner of Mattaforma. Moderated by Jack Murphy, Executive Editor of The Architect's Newspaper, with insightful perspectives from architecture, sustainability leadership, and design management.

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Residency Villa Albertine: Euridice Zaituna Kala
Sep
15
to Nov 15

Residency Villa Albertine: Euridice Zaituna Kala

1014 and Betonsalon (Paris) partnered with Villa Albertine (New York) to host visual artist Euridice Zaituna Kala for a two-month-long fellowship in New York City. This French-German-American partnership served to advance Kala’s research into international style architecture, inequality in the urban landscape, and the volume of activity in the over-developed New York City. 

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Exhibition: Annette Cords - Delirious Disruptions
Sep
9
to Oct 14

Exhibition: Annette Cords - Delirious Disruptions

1014’s fall program opened with Delirious Disruptions, a solo exhibition by Annette Cords featuring her Jacquard tapestries, works on paper, and digital prints. Through diverse media and approaches, the artist explored the material culture of the city and the layered messages that co-occur, amplify, and void each other in the built environment.

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Design Talk with Photographer Iwan Baan
May
19
6:30 PM18:30

Design Talk with Photographer Iwan Baan

Together with the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, Germany, 1014 and the festival NYCxDESIGN partnered to learn about Iwan Baan’s artistic practice, and how Baan’s works offer a broad panorama of human building that impressively demonstrates the existential importance of architecture and urban design.

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Exhibition: From Field to Form: Making With Earth
May
1
to May 3

Exhibition: From Field to Form: Making With Earth

  • 1014 5th Avenue New York, NY, 10028 United States (map)
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To address the potential of earthen materials, students from Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), in collaboration with the Natural Materials Lab, explored in-depth research on natural materials. Organized by Lola Ben-Alon of Columbia University GSAPP’s Natural Materials Lab with the support of The Architectural League.

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Exhibition and Panel: From Field to Form: Making with Earth
Apr
28
6:30 PM18:30

Exhibition and Panel: From Field to Form: Making with Earth

  • 1014 5th Avenue New York, NY, 10028 United States (map)
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In the exhibition and subsequent discussion MAKING WITH EARTH, experts, practitioners, and students from Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), explored in-depth research on sustainable natural materials and their practical applications. Featuring Lisa Morey, engineer and architectural designer who owns and operates Colorado Earth; Ronald Rael, the Eva Li Memorial Chair in Architecture at the University of California Berkeley and chair of Berkeley’s Department of Art Practice; Tommy Schaperkotter, adjunct assistant professor in the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at Cooper Union and teacher at Columbia University GSAPP; and Lynnette Widder, associate professor of practice in sustainability management at Columbia University. Organized by Lola Ben-Alon, Assistant Professor at Columbia GSAPP.

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Discussion: Architectural Puzzles: The Hidden Complexity of Renovating Cultural Spaces
Oct
22
4:00 PM16:00

Discussion: Architectural Puzzles: The Hidden Complexity of Renovating Cultural Spaces

Architectural puzzles challenge architects in the renovation of NYC’s small and medium-size cultural institutions, particularly those housed in historic buildings. This discussion featured representatives of The Morgan Library & Museum, Selldorf Architects, the Paratus Group, and David Chipperfield Architects, who discussed their current projects in New York City. Presented in partnership with Archtober and Open House New York.

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Discussion: Sustainability in Architecture – Contemporary Examples from Practitioners
Oct
22
2:30 PM14:30

Discussion: Sustainability in Architecture – Contemporary Examples from Practitioners

  • 1014 5th Avenue New York, NY, 10028 United States (map)
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How can we reduce the environmental footprint when renovating existing buildings? We gathered experts from the architecture and engineering field to present us with their latest projects and case studies at 1014 Fifth Avenue – a building which serves as a reference point itself, as its zero-carbon renovation is currently in the making. Featuring representatives of KOHLER RONAN, transsolar, and David Chipperfield Architects. Presented in partnership with Archtober and Open House New York.

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1014 Open House
Oct
22
to Oct 23

1014 Open House

In partnership with Open House New York and Archtober, we opened the doors to 1014 Fifth Avenue to visitors on October 22nd and on October 23rd for a series of tours, architecture panels, and an Open House Happy Hour. Featuring representatives of The Morgan Library & Museum, Selldorf Architects, the Paratus Group, and David Chipperfield Architects, among others.

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Exhibition: Mischa Kuball: res.o.nant_discourse
May
31
3:00 PM15:00

Exhibition: Mischa Kuball: res.o.nant_discourse

  • 1014 5th Avenue New York, NY, 10028 United States (map)
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The three installations by Mischa Kuball shown at 1014 illuminated historical research and interventions in built spaces. res.o.nant (2017) provides insights into a work that was exhibited in a more complex way in the new building of the Jewish Museum in Berlin designed by Daniel Liebeskind. In two further installations, Kuball dedicates himself to the Mnemosyne picture atlas (2021) by the art and cultural scientist Aby Warburg.

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