Architectural Record 2015-02

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Through March 8, 2015
Dynamischer Raumplan is a spatial installation
based on the city as a dynamic and complex
adaptive system. It displays the creation and
use of energy as a critical parameter for urban
planning of the 21st century and as a catalyst
for a new city morphology. The installation
can be read in several scales: a city block, a
city district, or an urban region. At SCI-Arc.
For more information, visit sciarc.edu.
New Territories: Laboratories for Design,
Craft and Art in Latin America
New York City
Through April 5, 2015
This exhibition examines the confluence of
art, design, and craft in several cities throughout
Latin America, where some of the most
pertinent new directions are emerging.
New Territories explores the collaborations
between small manufacturing operations and
craftspersons, artists, and designers, and demonstrates
how the resulting work addresses
not only the issues of commodification and
production, but also of urbanization, displacement,
and sustainability. The exhibition
explores a number of key themes, including
the dialogue between contemporary trends
and artistic legacies in Latin American art; the
use of repurposed materials; the blending of
digital and traditional skills; and the
reclamation of personal and public space.
At the Museum of Arts and Design. For
more information, visit madmuseum.org.
Ways to Modernism: Josef Hoffmann,
Adolf Loos, and Their Impact
Vienna
Through April 19, 2015
With Ways to Modernism: Josef Hoffmann,
Adolf Loos, and Their Impact, at the Museum
for the Applied Arts, legendary works of Josef
Hoffmann and Adolf Loos offer a portrayal
of the development of Viennese modernism
into a global brand. The two designers worked
out contrary alternatives for modernity in
art, architecture, and design; their work is
shown in tandem, allowing viewers to make
comparisons between their approaches.
Ways to Modernism focuses not only on the
thinking and key works of these two visionaries,
but also the historical background of
their ideas, and the continued resonance of
their work in architecture and design. In
addition to the late œuvres of Hoffmann and
Loos, the exhibition features works by Oskar
Strnad, Josef Frank, Margarete Schütte-
Lihotzky, Atelier Singer-Dicker, and Anna
Heringer. For more information, visit mak.at.
One Way: Peter Marino
Miami Beach, Florida
Through May 3, 2015
American architect Peter Marino has been
celebrated over the past four decades for his
forward-thinking work, which exists at the
intersection of art, fashion, and architectural
design. Curated by Jérôme Sans, this exhibition,
at the Bass Museum of Art, explores the
interplay between Marino’s iconic architectural
designs and his personal collection of
contemporary art, which includes pieces by
Loris Gréaud, Keith Haring, Richard Serra,
Rudolf Stingel, and Andy Warhol. A handful
of artists, Gregor Hildebrandt and Erwin
Wurm among them, will also present new
work commissioned for the exhibition. For
more information, visit bassmuseum.org.
Sink or Swim: Designing for a Sea Change
Los Angeles
Through May 3, 2015
Through the work of a select group of architectural,
fine art, and news photographers,
Sink or Swim casts an eye on both the problem
of climate change in densely populated coastal
regions and contemporary design as a means
to navigate the changing landscapes. It explores
the story of resilience, from adaptation
for human survival to ambitious infrastruc-
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