Ice is Nice – II

Winter 2011

Please join Moskow Linn Architects, Payne/Bouchier Builders and the Greenway Conservancy on December 8th for the Ice Chimes opening.  The event will be on the Greenway across from Rowes Wharf Hotel from 6:00 to 7:00.  Gathering afterwards at Vintage Lounge, 82 Broad Street.

The Ice Chimes sculpture is 20′ high. It collects precipitation to encourage icicle growth on a series of metal chimes.

Link to pdf.

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Reebok – CrossFit, Canton, MA

Winter 2011

Moskow Linn teams with Reebok to create a new CrossFit environment for their Canton, MA headquarters.  CrossFit is a core strength and conditioning program.

Link to pdf.

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Net Zero House – Under Construction

Winter 2011

The 4,000 square foot house is designed to produce as much energy as it consumes.  Three building modules frame a view to the adjacent golf course and Fresh Pond Reservoir beyond.  Red clapboards and the sawtooth roof reinterpret New England industrial vernacular.

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On Golden Pond – Under Construction

Winter 2011

This timber frame house is designed to take advantage of the views and cooling breezes of Squam Lake.  Under construction.

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Active House, Edgartown, MA

Winter 2011

The new house will be the centerpiece for an active family.  The home links a pool, tennis court and work out space.  A large glass gathering room is located below an open air viewing deck.

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Studio North

Summer 2011, Norwich, VT

Five students participated in the inaugural session of Studio North.  The workshop offered students an opportunity to engage with the rural landscape and to imagine, develop and construct an inventive design.  Project one was a Chicken Chapel.

Link to Studio North 2011.

Link to Application for Studio North 2012.

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One Thousand

Summer 2011

Collection complete!  On June 1, 2011 we received our one thousandth wrist watch.  Each watch is identified by an epitaph written by the owner and included in the online gallery.  The collection will now be exhibited and then submitted to the Smithsonian Gallery as an illustrative display of a moment in time.

Link to online collection.   Link to NPR story.

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Rural Interventions – requesting submissions for publication

Rural Interventions are innovative, small scale insertions that seek to make the natural world more accessible and facilitate interactions with the environment.

Rural Intervention Prospectus

 

 

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Selected Submission, SHIFT Boston

Spring 2011

The RAW BARge is a venue to highlight the fishing industry.  A white, machine cut,  seating / table component runs the length of the barge.  Sea water is continuously pumped through the central tank and pours over the far edge.  Clams come in from the Logan Flats and shells are recycled with departing boats.

 

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Keith Moskow promoted to FAIA

Spring 2011

Keith Moskow has been selected to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows (FAIA).  Of the 104 new Fellows, Moskow was one of 18 recognized for significant contributions to architectural design.

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Ice is Nice

Winter 2011/2012

We are collaborating with the Greenway Conservancy to build an Ice Chime sculpture on Boston’s Greenway Park.

The sculpture will amplify both the beauty and sound of icicles over the course of their dynamic life cycle, reinterpreting a natural process for a city landscape.

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On Golden Pond

Fall 2010

This timber frame house is designed to take advantage of the views and cooling breezes of Squam Lake.  Construction will begin Winter 2010.

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Small Scale Book Released

Fall 2010

Small Scale: Creative Solutions for Better City Living is released by Princeton Architectural Press.  The book is a rallying cry of a new generation of architects and artists who aim to improve the lives of city dwellers through small-scale design projects.  

Link to amazon.com

Link to book review

 

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New and Green

Summer 2010

The Reservoir House receives a LEED’s certification.  The home, located in Cambridge, MA, derives its form from the New England vernacular.  Recycled timbers are used extensively within.

Link to pdf.

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