Quick Clicks> Splashes, Preservation, and Taxis
Rendering of Splash House by the Parson's Design Workshop
Splash House. Graduate architecture students at the Parson’s Design Workshop are ready to get to work this summer on a pool-deck pavilion for the Highbridge Park Swimming Pool in Washington Heights–that is, if they can raise enough funds for their project via a Kickstarter campaign. Mammoth has more details on the pavilion.
Preservation Month. Richard Layman isn’t wasting any time in celebrating National Preservation Month, going on all May long. He has collected 33 ideas for an action-packed DC-based month of preservation.
Taxi of the Future. WNYC’s Transportation Nation reports on the city’s choice of Nissan to build the Taxi of Tomorrow, finding there’s likely to be a controversial road ahead for the bright-yellow mini-van.
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For more information on the Splash House pavilions you can visit our blog at http://sce.parsons.edu/designworkshop/ We are currently 26% funded on Kickstarter and have 23 days left to go- every dollar counts and we need your help!