MoMA Announces PS1 Young Architects Finalists
One of the most sought after awards for emerging architecture firms was announced today. MoMA PS1 selected finalists for the 2011 Young Architects Program. The plum prize is an opportunity to design the garden space for MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens. For the next three months the firms will finalize their designs and the winner will be announced in February. Past winners have included Hernan Diaz Alonso, MOS Architects, OBRA, So-Il and Work AC. This year’s firms include three from Brooklyn, one from Boston and a Brit. From Brooklyn the firms are FormlessFinder, Interboro Partners and Matter Architecture Practice. MASS Design Group comes from Boston and IJP Corporation Architects are based in London.
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The interboro image uses an unmentioned image from a pavilion in an Austrian park, published years ago. I have to find the authors but it is a clear case of copy.
@fabrizio – proof?
It is a project by Austrian architect Hans Petr Worndl. Circa 1995.
http://www.google.com/images?q=Hans+Petr+Worndl&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1680&bih=935
All pretty bog standard, except for the IJP and Formless Finder entries. The last one looks awesome! Is that a bag of cement?
[...] P.S.1. Past winners include WORK ac (P.F.1. Public Farm 1), MOS (Afterparty) and SO-IL (Pole Dance).Architects Newspaper recently announced the short list for the 2011 summer installation, which includes Interboro Partners (NY), [...]
[...] Architects Newspaper recently announced the short list for the 2011 summer installation, which includes Interboro Partners (NY), FormlessFinder (NY), Matter Architecture Practice (NY) MASS Design Group (Boston) and IJP Corporation Architects (London). [...]
How does MOMA PS1 select their finalist? Bunch of curators, deans, department heads, ‘someone important’ nominates their friends, nephews, etc? If MOMA PS1 really wants inclusiveness and diversity, they should have an open call design competition. Get off the high horse.
Formal architecture!! Too bad for the uncritical Moma anual follie!
Forms and not thinking! Is that MOMA’s statement! too bad for an institution that keeps thinking architecture is uncritical!