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S27 selected to cross a spatial (gender) divide

News—————1 July 2014

S27 has been commissioned to design a temporary installation to span the space in the Ballard North Residence Hall’s atrium. The hall will be used as dormitory space for high school students attending the Model Secondary School for the Deaf while their new facility is under construction. The “Wooden Cloud” is meant to create a spatial separation between the floors for boys and the floors for girls, blocking direct visibility while allowing light and air through. The Cloud will be constructed this summer, alongside some much needed interior updates in the dormitory hall.

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Soon-to-be-open Beaverdam Reservoir Park makes connections between ecological health, human health, and recreation

19 August 2024

Beaverdam Reservoir Park’s design intent is centered around creating connections between ecological health, human health, and recreation. The buildings, walking trails, and landscaping work with

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Studio 27 Celebrates Philip’s Academy Charter School of Paterson, NJ Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

9 July 2024

Studio 27 is thrilled to announce we’ve reached the finish line on the transformation of a vacant manufacturing site into a progressive new K-8 campus. On June 5, 2024, Philip’s Academy Charter

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Breathing New Life into History: Renovation Solutions for Historic Buildings

3 June 2024

Preserving historic buildings offers architects and designers a rich tapestry of challenges and opportunities that set it apart from other project typologies. Historic preservation holds profound

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AI: A Tool in the Future of Design

16 May 2024

Architecture must keep up with the latest technological advances as an industry to create better, more efficient designs. The recent development of artificial intelligence (AI) can be

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Beyond Aesthetics: The Functional Role of Color in Architecture

10 May 2024

The use of color in architecture is not only about aesthetics but also function. The right choice and coordination of colors can significantly enhance a building's appeal and beauty, making it more

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