Winter 2012, Hanover, NH
The Ice Chimes is featured at Dartmouth College’s “Year of the Arts”. College President Carol Folt and Hood Museum Director Michael Taylor welcomed the structure to campus on a snowy winter day.
Greenwood Green
Winter 2012, Newton, MA
Five homes will sit adjacent to a wetland preserve. The project includes the renovation of a 1860 historic house and barn.
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Urban Farming Community
Winter 2012, Newburyport, MA
The project will include rental apartments, collective farming and commercial greenhouses. This site is currently being prepared for development.
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Squam Lake House
Fall 2012, New Hampshire
The timber framed home with a contemporary twist is sited on the shore of Squam Lake. The house’s mass is broken down into distinctive components, each taking full advantage of specific views of the lake.
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Contemporary Follies
Fall 2012, Book Release
Keith Moskow and Robert Linn’s 5th book, Contemporary Follies, showcases outstanding examples of contemporary design that address our place in nature. The projects inspire contemplation and creativity in their spatial energy and alliance with the environment. The book features fifty structures in all parts of the world.
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Studio North II
Summer 2012, Norwich, VT
Six students participated in the second year of Studio North. Students journeyed from California, Pennsylvania, Montana, North Dakota, New Hampshire and Massachusetts to design and build for six days with Robert Linn and Keith Moskow. Project two was a Mobile Pig Pen.
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Ice is Nice
Winter 2011
The Ice Chimes is a 20’ sculpture that collects precipitation to encourage icicle growth on a series of metal chimes. It was installed in Boston’s Greenway parks from December 2011 through April 2012. Unfortunately, this winter season was exceptionally warm with very little snow or freezing temperatures. The Ice Chimes will be relocated to the North Shore of Massachusetts and we hope for better ice producing conditions next winter.
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