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Jeanne Gang
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Studio Gang Reimagines the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts
A dramatic renovation resolves the arts institution’s disjointed layout and missed connections to the city of Little Rock.
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The Richard Gilder Center Opens at the American Museum of Natural History
Designed by Studio Gang, the museum’s newest wing aims to awe visitors by mimicking natural wonders, but its geomorphic design falls flat.
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Jeanne Gang on “Actionable Idealism” and Architecture that Connects
In this excerpt from Studio Gang's upcoming Phaidon monograph, the celebrated architect finds "aesthetic and formal affiliations" across 25 projects from the last two decades.
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At the Venice Biennale, Jeanne Gang Uses Memphis’s Cobblestones to Reflect on Monuments and Messy Civic Histories
Gang calls the installation, which will soon open at the Biennale's U.S. Pavilion, the “antithesis of a man on a horse up on a pedestal.”
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BREAKING: Paris’s “Ugliest Skyscraper” to Receive a Makeover, Courtesy of New French Firm
Nouvelle AOM beat out Studio Gang for the job to revitalize the Tour Montparnasse, the city's much-reviled skyscraper.
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Nick Cave Collaborates With Jeanne Gang on Joyful Performance Piece in Chicago
At the Chicago Architecture Biennial, "Here Hear Chicago" marries the dynamism of Cave’s signature “soundsuits” with Gang’s architectural flair.
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Top 10 Things to Do and See at the Chicago Architecture Biennial
The biennial officially opens to the public on September 16 and runs through January 7, 2018. Here's your guide to this year's big event.
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Why Can’t Public Housing Provide Privacy Too?
The familiar signifiers architects use to describe housing are growing tired and unhelpful for designing new models of living.
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Studio Gang’s Latest Residential Tower Fosters Neighborliness
A new residential tower by Studio Gang fosters neighborly interaction through imaginative architectural form.
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Has Pritzker Controversy Brought About Architecture’s Lean In Moment?
The recent controversy over Denise Scott Brown and the Pritzker Prize served as both a litmus test on the status of women in the field, and a wake-up call for an entire profession struggling for relevancy and respect.
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MoMA’s Exhibition on Housing Misses by 99%
The newly opened show at the Museum of Modern Art, Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream, fails to accomplish the goal alluded to in its title. That is, to consequentially address one of the most critical issues facin
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Jeanne Gang: The Art of Nesting
Whether it’s a condo tower or community center, Jeanne Gang’s approach to materials and construction remains bold and ingenious.