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This past March, Object Design League acted as host for the first time, presenting Third Space, a collaborative, exchange-based project by students at Emily Carr University and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The students traded open-ended instructions with the goal of constructing a space somewhere between home and work.
Coordinación de proyecto: Ezequiel Farca
Participación: Arquitectura Interior, Diseño Interior y Diseño de Mobiliario
Fecha y ubicación: 2010, Ciudad de México
Dimensión: 520 m2
Fotografía: Jaime Navarro
box/tavolino contenitore laccato bicolore della serie da interni skipintro
design: triplan
cliente: colavene
Agência: Inovamidia Comunicação /
Designer: Paulo Chacon / Produção: Everton Paixão / Programação: Herbert Teixeira
Front design of a printed ticket for Homestead High School's 2010 Sapnay event.
Right side intended to be ripped off, with appropriate space for perforation.
Logo design for drum and bass collective and record label, Stilla Audio.
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Children's Hospital
CNMC Circle of Care event at Dumbarton House
April 17, 2008 Washington DC
(c) Rick Reinhard 2008
Built in 1930-31, the grand Art Deco-Style building was designed by the firm Graham, Anderson, Probst and White, and has many Art Deco details, as well as some Classical Revival interior details. The building was opened to great fanfare as the city’s most upscale and desirable hotel, and included a bar, dining room, lounge, and spacious guest rooms with individual bathrooms. The building had several heavily ornamented interior spaces, most notably the main lobby on the first floor, which is octagonal and has many ionic columns and other classical detailing. The hotel was the place where Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in 1935, when Bill Wilson, a New York Stockbroker on a business trip to the city, was tempted by the prospect of a drink at the hotel’s bar. He instead used a lobby phone to call a local surgeon and fellow recovering alcoholic, Dr. Bob Smith, whom met and founded what became Alcoholics Anonymous, creating the Twelve Step program that has helped countless individuals suffering from alcoholism. The building was used as a hotel up into the 1970s, by which point it, along with the rest of downtown and the city of Akron at large, fell into decline and was shuttered. After a significant 1979 renovation, the building was reopened as the Mayflower Manor Apartments, which continues to house subsidized apartments for low-income senior citizens. The building is a contributing structure to the South Main Street Historic District, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008.
In the summer of 2018, while working as an intern, I was granted the privilege by City Architecture and the Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority to work on plans of existing conditions to prepare the building for a potential refurbishment, partial restoration, and renovation of the building, which allowed for the building to be rehabilitated.