The inspiration behind this photo essay springs from my current job position as a graduate design assistant for Endicott College. Endicott’s campus is vastly expanding, with two academic building renovations, three new campus buildings within the past 3 years and a handful of new design projects developing, I have had the opportunity to explore and research the field of educational design. The focus of this essay is to explore what could be a recurring element within a handful of interior spaces and architectural designs as well as to ignite a conversation of a potentially larger issue designers face today; the incorporation of a design signature or recycling design vision.
After resonating on this subject, I came to the realization that this is not an unfamiliar occurrence. The compiled images below show a handful of architects, designers, buildings, and interiors whose work may prompt the question of signature vs. recycled vision.
*Project names/designers/architects have been left out on this post intentionally. Credits will be provided in class.
Frank Gehry - Guggenheim Museum Bilbao |
Frank Gehry - Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Frank Gehry - Davis Studio & Residence |
Frank Gehry - Center for Brain Health |
DS+R - ICA |
DS+R - Alice Tully Hall |
Daniel Libeskind - Denver Art Museum |
Daniel Libeskind - 18.36.54 House |
University Dining Hall |
College Dining Hall |
University Dining Hall |
College Dining Hall |
College Dining Hall |
College Dining Hall |
University Academic Building |
University Residence Hall |
University Dining Hall |
Private Residence Kitchen |
Private Residence Kitchen |
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