Architectural League Prize 2010: ReSource Exhibit
The Architectural League Prize’s annual exhibition will open shortly. The series highlights early-career architects and designers across North America, with each edition organized around a central theme. Winners are selected for how their built or speculative work engages that prompt, making the Prize a key platform for emerging practices to gain visibility, define their positions, and enter broader architectural conversation. ABA is excited to be part of this year’s cohort.
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We are happy to announce that we are recipients of the 2010 Architectural League Prize for Young Architects & Designers. Formerly known as the Young Architects Forum, an exhibition and lecture will take place in late June, with a publication to be released by Princeton Architectural Press later this year.
Emily and Gerald will lecture at Parsons The School for Design as part of the Architectural League Prize 2010 lecture series. See the lecture here.
The Architectural League Prize exhibition is now open at Parsons The New School of Design. ABA’s installation brings together models, prototypes, and material studies alongside drawings, renderings, and diagrams that trace a range of recent projects. It offers a close look at how ideas move from concept to form, and how different scales of work connect across the practice.
In A Daily Dose of Architecture, John Hill writes about the Architectural League Prize exhibit, “ReSource,” on view at Parsons The New School for Design.
