by: Daniel Fox
08.13.12: Joshua David, co-founder of Friends of the High Line, presented the book High Line: The Inside Story of New York City’s Park in the Sky as part of the Oculus Book Talk series. He co-authored the book with Robert Hammond.
(l-r) AIANY Board Director for Publications Guy Geier, FAIA; Joshua David; and AIANY 2012 President Joseph Aliotta, AIA, LEED AP
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David signs books after the event.
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Abby Suckle, FAIA, introduces the program.
Daniel Fox
(l-r) Judges Billy Paretti (Hennessy), Harry Allen, and Jennifer Yu (Hennessy), with recent graduate Michael Cook and his winning work, competition mentor and judge Futura, and faculty advisor and judge Jeff Bellantoni.
Rene Pérez
Cook’s winning sculpture and video project.
Rene Pérez
Rico Quirindongo, AIA, President, AIA Seattle, and Amy Sabin, Assistant Director, AIA Portland, on the dock of the Wooden Boat Center, Lake Union.
Rick Bell, FAIA
Laura Marlow, Robert Ivy, FAIA, and Margaret Montgomery, AIA, of NBBJ, descending one of the open stairs at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation headquarters.
Rick Bell, FAIA
(l-r) Rick Bell, FAIA, Mary Burke, FAIA, and Leonard Kady, AIA, Chair of the AIA Small Practitioners Knowledge Community, at Olympic Sculpture Park opening reception.
Rick Bell, FAIA
The AIA Seattle Resource Center for Architecture at 1911 First Avenue.
Rick Bell, FAIA
Seattle Art Museum installation of “Inopportune: Stage One,” 2004, by Cai Guo-Qiang.
Rick Bell, FAIA
The Seattle Central Library, designed by OMA/LMN.
Rick Bell, FAIA
At a screening of “Modern Tide: Midcentury Architecture on Long Island,” directed by Jake Gorst, grandson of Andrew Geller, at the offices of Cook + Fox. The film made its New York premier at the Center for Architecture on 06.07.12. The film explores the work of the region’s best postwar architects and designers and can be viewed online at https://vimeo.com/37028699.
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Jake Gorst and Richard Cook, FAIA, Cook + Fox partner, on the firm’s rooftop garden. The firm is in the early stages of moving and restoring the original Andrew Geller’s Pearlroth/Double Diamond House and designing a new, seperate one for the Pearlroth family.
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(l to r) Cook + Fox architects Luca Baraldo, Heidi Theunissen, and Tomoko Akiba harvesting honey from the firm’s rooftop beehive for guests before of the screening.
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