Emerging Voices Lecture Series: dlandstudio & MASS Design Group

Michael Murphy and Alan Ricks of MASS Design Group at last Thursday's lecture. Photo credit: The Architectural League

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Susannah Drake of dlandstudio presents at the Scholastic Auditorium last Thursday. Image courtesy of The Architectural League.

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A rendering of dlandstudio’s Hold System at work. Image provided by dlandstudio.

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Dlandstudio’s Sponge Park would bring greenery and people to a contaminated area while simultaneously contributing to its recovery. Image provided by dlandstudio.

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This diagram shows the many agencies with jurisdiction over the proposed Sponge Park area. Image provided by dlandstudio.

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Dlandstudio and ARO advocate a soft coastline filled with barrier islands and wetlands. Walkways would allow for additional green space for city-dwellers. Image provided by dlandstudio and ARO.

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Rethinking the ecological infrastructure of the city’s harbor, this image depicts dlandstudio’s “vision of the city for the future.” Image provided by dlandstudio and ARO.

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Mass Design Group employed open-air passages and clerestory windows to promote the circulation of fresh air and elimination of airborne contamination. Photo provided by MASS Design Group.

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Local labor seen at work on the Bhutaro Hospital. Photo provided by MASS Design Group.

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Murphy revealed that the masons had become so adept at their handiwork upon completing the fourth wall of the hospital’s façade, they wanted to redo their earlier work. Photo provided by MASS Design Group.

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A rendering of the Gheskio Cholera Treatment Center, scheduled for completion this June. Image provided by MASS Design Group.

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