With just one month left to check out Design Museum Boston’s Design for Dining exhibition throughout the city, NESN’s Dirty Water TV prepared a series of segments featuring the projects.
You can hear from the lead design team, James Juricevich and Christina Marsh about some the key design elements like the fabric draped in the frames around the table and the relationship between the table and the restaurant, The Merchant.
Related:
DMB Downtown Table Tour
Design for Dining: The Big Reveal
Design for Dining: Iterating and Building in Three Dimensions
Process: Design for Dining
PAYETTE Launches Design for Dining Project
Sandrine Héroux, Sophie McKenzie, and Emily Chowdhury are each members of our in-house Fabrication team. Their day-to-day work centers on a simple question: what changes when design becomes something people can physically test?
These women challenge the notion of fabrication as a support service, framing it instead as an essential component of architectural authorship, a way to test ideas, share agency, and widen the boundaries of what architectural practice can include.
In our most recent blog, they discuss their individual paths in architecture and reflect on their experience using fabrication as a tool for fostering shared agency, community engagement and broadening the role of the architect. Link in bio!
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