24x24x24 Solstice Event
Making the most of the longest day of the year, 24x24x24 brings together 24 designers to shape a day of programming and contribute a seat for a collective gathering during the summer solstice. At 9am on June 21st, engaging Storefront’s “Architecture Books” exhibit, ABA leads “On a Pedestal,” a debate on the role of books, or a canon, in architectural production and culture.
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Abruzzo Bodziak Architects joined a curated group of designers and thinkers for 24×24×24, an exhibition and event organized by Studio Cadena, Leong Leong, Buro Koray Duman, Peterson Rich Office, and Kalos Eidos and held at Storefront for Art and Architecture on the summer solstice. A 24 hour long marathon of events, the program included 24 architects and designers who created 24 stools that provide an antidote to over polished, hyper refined, hyperbolic, and expensive design. An opportunity to connect, propose, and engage diverse architectural interests, designers hosted an hour of programming in conjunction with their stool during the longest day of the year. From dawn to dusk participants experimented in the collective production of thinking, design, and action.
Storefront for Art and Architecture’s 24 × 24 × 24 showed up in PIN–UP magazine (by Antwan Duncan) as a layered, high-low celebration of architecture, design and summer solstice revelry.