We’re honored to announce Annabelle Selldorf and Selldorf Architects were included in this year’s AD100 Hall of Fame. It is a thrilling award and speaks to the incredible clients, collaborators and staff we’ve been fortunate to work with over the last three decades. We’re grateful to Amy Astley and Architectural Digest for this tremendous recognition and congratulate all the other inspiring and talented people on this year’s list!
52 Walker, David Zwirner’s new Tribeca exhibition space led by director Ebony L. Haynes, opened on October 28 with Kandis Williams’s “A Line”, an exhibition of video, collages and sculpture. The gallery, with original cast-iron columns, wood floor and tin ceiling, evokes the roughhewn, loft galleries in SoHo during the 70s and 80s. The gallery is two full floors, with the exhibition area on the ground level of the five-story, landmark building. Windows on the north and south allow natural light into the lower level, which consists of private offices and viewing rooms. The exhibition marks Williams’s first solo presentation in New York.
As part of the Corning Museum of Glass’s 59th Annual Seminar on Glass, on October 8, Sara Lopergolo, FAIA, joined the virtual panel discussion, “Design and ‘In Sparkling Company: Glass and the Costs of Social Life in Britain during the 1700s,'” with Christopher ‘Kit’ Maxwell, Curator of Early Modern Glass, and Warren Bunn, Collections Manager, moderated by Carole Ann Fabian, Director, Collections and Curatorial Affairs, all of the museum.
We’re excited to announce Annabelle Selldorf’s Vica collection debuted its new website on Oct. 15, featuring online shopping for the first time. The furnishings, lighting and accessories are available to the trade and public.
On Friday, October 1, Sara Lopergolo, FAIA, presented the firm’s work, including plans for the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego that opens Spring 2022 as Keynote Speaker for AIALA Women in Architecture Committee’s Powerful 8 conference. After her presentation, partners Annabelle Selldorf, Julie Hausch-Fen and Lisa Green joined Sara for a conversation about leading the firm.
We’re delighted Annabelle Selldorf has been named Design Leader of Architectural Record 2021 Women in Architecture Awards. Recognizing five women as inspiring leaders in architecture and beyond, the other honorees are visual artist Amanda Williams, New Generation Leader; Julie Bargmann (D.I.R.T.), Innovator; Deborah Berke (Yale School of Architecture and Deborah Berke Partners), Educator, and Tamarah Begay (Indigenous Design Studio + Architecture), Activist. In its eighth year, the awards recognize and promote the role of women in the architecture field across the U.S.
The National Gallery in London announced that the team led by Selldorf Architects has been selected to complete a suite of capital projects to mark the Gallery’s Bicentenary, with an initial phase to be completed in 2024. The team, comprised of Purcell, Vogt Landscape, Arup, AEA Consulting, Pentagram, Kaizen, and Kendrick Hobbs will work with the National Gallery to complete the initial phase of works to its Trafalgar Square buildings to greatly improve the ‘welcome’ it provides to the millions of visitors it receives each year.
Selldorf Architects is pleased to partner with New York City College of Technology’s Department of Architectural Technology on two initiatives as part of the firm’s ongoing Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion efforts. The first is the establishment of the Selldorf Architects Scholarship, an annual award given to students with strong design and technical skills. The inaugural recipients are Rafia Amin and Ololade Owolabi, fourth year students pursuing their Bachelor of Architecture.
Park House, a new 10-unit condominium with ground floor retail on 22nd Street in Chelsea, was recently announced to the public. The project is designed to fit within the context of the mixed-use neighborhood, sensitively scaled and clad in two types of red brick.
Selldorf Architects is honored and thrilled to be included on the shortlist for the National Gallery London’s competition to enhance the Grade I listed Sainsbury Wing in preparation of their 200th Anniversary celebration in 2024.
Selldorf Architects is designing a 310,000 SF mixed-use building as part of Brookfield Properties’ second phase of The Yards, a new waterfront development along the Anacostia River in Washington, DC.
Frick Madison, The Frick Collection‘s new temporary home on Madison Avenue, is now open. Selldorf Architects collaborated with the Frick’s curatorial team and their long-time exhibition designer Stephen Saitas on this unique opportunity to view highlights from the collection chronologically by region as opposed to the customary domestic presentation style seen in the East 70th Street location.