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The Innovation Lab at the Benchmark School in Media, PA, was among the finalists for this year’s Innovation by Design Awards, recognized in the Best Educational Design category.
Interactive Visualization Associates Chris Morse and Adam Chernick will present at the 2019 XRDC Conference in San Francisco on XR Development for Architecture. XR visualizations are changing the way that architects design and present buildings. In this talk, Chris and Adam present a case study of a new tower in Brooklyn, and how they used a spectrum of XR platforms to engage designers and clients at different stages within the design process.
SHoP’s Materials Librarian, Katherine Anderson, speaks with AIA Oculus about how the firm specifies materials, and what makes a valuable partnership with a manufacturer.
SHoP Architects is one of the leading beta testers for Unity Reflect. SHoP is also exploring ways to give workers quick access to construction information on site using Augmented Reality.
SHoP is part of a team of 18 consultants approved by the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) lead by Arcadis and including SCAPE and One Architecture & Urbanism.
Founding Principal Corie Sharples will be speaking at Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven on October 20 about architecture and public space. If you’re attending, we hope you’ll join her.
SHoP Associate Principal Dana Getman says of the view, “You see everything that makes New York New York”
Adam Chernick, an Associate on SHoP’s Interactive Visualization team, gave a keynote talk at Unity’s Unite Copenhagen conference, where he discussed the use of Unity Reflect in SHoP’s visualization work.
Of the supertalls going up along Billionaires’ Row, 111 West 57th Street may not be the tallest, but it is easily the skinniest. At nearly 60 feet wide and 1,428 feet tall, the 82-story tower has a slenderness ratio of approximately 1:24.
Designed by the architecture firm SHoP in collaboration with landscape architects Ken Smith Workshop, Pier 35 is a showcase for new thinking in urban sustainability.
With a large share of affordable housing and restrained architecture, the six-acre project seeks to fit into—rather than shake up—New York’s Lower East Side. (Rendering courtesy Moso Studio)
