CLOG : Unpublished Panel Discussion

For those in NYC, there is a panel discussion on architectural publishing taking place at McNally Jackson Books on Monday. Details are below.


On Monday, November 10, 2014, CLOG will be moderating a panel discussion based on CLOG : Unpublished, which is a critical analysis of the architectural publishing industry.

Panelists will include:
Cathleen McGuigan (Editor in Chief, Architectural Record),
Fred Bernstein (Journalist),
Alan Rapp (Senior Editor, Architecture + Design, The Monacelli Press), and
Vanessa Quirk (Managing Editor, ArchDaily)

McNally Jackson Books
52 Prince Street
New York, NY 10012

Monday, November 10, 2014
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
The panelists will take questions from the audience after the discussion.

Today's archidose #793

Here are some photos of Kronstad DPS (2013) in Bergen Norway, by Origo Arkitektgruppe, photographed by Sindre Ellingsen.

Kronstad DPS

Kronstad DPS

Kronstad DPS

Kronstad DPS

Kronstad DPS

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Lucas Museum - Chicago Tonight Roundtable

Last night, one day after MAD Architects' Ma Yansong unveiled his conceptual design for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Chicago Tonight hosted a panel with Lynn Becker, Peter Exley and Edward Keegan to get some feedback on the design and its next steps. Below is an embed of the 12-minute video, but it can also be watched on WTTW11's website.



With only three renderings made public, and as many reservations as the above trio, I am excited about the design. For one, I like the way it departs from Chicago's two primary conditions – the vertical (skyscraper) and the horizontal (the landscape, the low-rise city around the Loop) – to propose something in-between, something that rises like a mountain and appears to be more landform than building. The coming weeks will certainly be host to more debate on the design, which still needs city approval to move forward.