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Architecture critic Philip Kennicott likens the design to a “rare example of urban jazz in what is otherwise a uniformly drab stretch of typical Washington bureaucratic architecture”.
Empire Outlets, New York’s first outlet mall, is set to open this spring. With 100 stores and dozens of dining options, the development should lure visitors and future residents alike across the harbor.
One of the most impressive new skyscrapers set to complete in 2019 has also been described as the world’s skinniest.
Curbed NY predicts that Essex Crossing, Empire Outlets and 111 W 57th St. will contribute to a momentous year in architecture as we look ahead to 2019.
Sharples, a founding principal of the firm, will appear at a roundtable event on November 29 organized by Architecture Australia magazine.
Cerone, Director of Virtual Design and Construction, will speak about SHoP’s groundbreaking research in the areas of modular construction.
SHoP’s design references Honduras’ mountainous landscape.
In an interview with John Cerone, Director of Virtual Design and Construction, the hosts of Archispeak explore technology, direct model to fabrication processes, and the future of project delivery.
Sharples, a founding principal of SHoP, will present “Out of Practice” as part of the university’s 2018 Fall Lecture Series.
Sameer Kumar, SHoP’s Director of Enclosure Design, appears on a panel exploring strategic options for the implementation of contemporary facade systems.
Kumar, Director of Enclosure Design, will speak about active facade solutions in SHoP’s design for the Uber headquarters in Mission Bay.
