Ten Shades of Green
Ten Shades of Green
Urban Center Gallery
New York, NY, 2000
This exhibition presented ten buildings from around the world exemplifying architectural innovations catalyzed by divergent approaches to sustainability. Each building was exhibited on a separate mobile table. The tables were composed of six, eight or ten 3' x 2' plywood modules. Custom hardware allowed for adjustment to any position between the horizontal and vertical in order to accommodate a variety of materials or equipment - models, drawings, photographs, and computers. As a traveling exhibition, the modular components can be dismantled with minimum labor and the tables can be reconfigured according to the particular spatial restrictions of the respective exhibition venues. The exhibition's adaptability is its sustainability.
The Architectural League of New York, Ten Shades of Green, Exhibition Brochure
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Credits
Client: The Architectural League of New York
Curator: Peter Buchanan
Project director: Rosalie Genevro
Exhibition Coordinator: Andrew Blum
Project development: Gregory Wessner
Project team: Paul Lewis, Marc Tsurumaki, David J. Lewis
Installation Team: Troy Ostrander, Gia Wolff, Judith Tse, Carla Munoz-Puente, Brendan Lee, Damian Jackson, Emily Abruzzo, Miko Smith, Christine Kang, Alex Chan, Herbin Ng, model makers
Display tables fabrication: Veyko
Introductory text graphics: Tricia Solsaa
Photographer: Michael Moran
Exhibition Schedule
2000
Architectural
League of New York
The
Urban Center
New York, NY
University of Texas
College of Architecture
Austin, TX
2001
National Building Museum
Washington DC
University of Houston
College of Architecture
Houston, TX
Committee on the Environment
Colorado Chapter, AIA
Museum of Contemporary Art
Denver, CO
Natural Capital Center
Office of Sustainable Development
Portland, OR
Berkeley Art Museum
University of California
Berkeley, CA
2002
Salt
Lake City Corporation
Salt Lake
City Public Library
Salt Lake
City,
UT
Orange County Museum
Newport Beach, CA
Committee
on the Environment
Boston Chapter, AIA
Boston Architectural
Center
Boston, MA
2003
Committee
on the Environment
Las Vegas Chapter, AIA
Neonopolis
Las Vegas,
Washington
Air
Pollution Control District
Glassworks
Gallery
Louisville,
2004
Architalx
Institute of
Portland,
2006
Virginia
Richmond,