Emerging Voices Lecture Series: DIGSAU & Ogrydziak Prillinger Architects

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Last Thursday the Architectural League hosted the third in a series of lectures from the recipients of the 2013 Emerging Voices program. Selected for the promise they have shown in forging unique paths in architecture, the eight firms will be presenting lectures on their personal philosophies each Thursday this month. Last week’s lecture featured Luke Ogrydziak and Zoë Prillinger of Ogrydziak Prillinger Architects and Jules Dingle, Jeff Goldstein, Mark Sanderson, and James Unkefer of DIGSAU. In his introduction, Architectural League Vice President Paul Lewis highlighted both firms’ unique applications of "productive notions of imperfection and error" in their work.

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