Urban Pockets: Creating Big City Feel in Smaller Places
The Cove creates a fully programmed, pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use “15-Minute City” that provides the people who live, work, and play in the development everything they need within a 15-minute walk. The COVID-19 pandemic sparked one of the biggest dislocations we’ve seen in the U.S. in generations. Given the option to work remotely from anywhere, millions of […]
The New York Times Features Grey Art Museum
The New York Times published a feature on the new home of New York University’s Grey Art Museum, designed by Ennead. Discussing the Museum’s new location at 18 Cooper Square, the article explains, “Moving to the busy crossroads of NoHo, the East Village and the Bowery on Cooper Square, the Grey will have greater street presence […]
Ennead Partner Thomas Wong featured in Architectural Digest China.
Ennead Partner Thomas Wong, an AD 100 award winner, was recently profiled in Architectural Digest China. He was interviewed at his 18th-century farmhouse, where he discussed his design philosophy and his New Jersey home. Read the full article here. Photographer Matt Harrington / writer Zhang Boyuan / editor Tian Haifeng Windy Tian
Omaha Performing Arts Names New Building
Omaha Performing Arts’ (O-pa) new community engagement and education center, the third building on the O-pa campus designed by Ennead, is in the news following a major corporate donation. The facility has been named the Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement in recognition of a principal gift from the Omaha-based company. The Tenaska Center for Arts […]
Construction nears completion at Jefferson Health Specialty Care Pavilion in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Yimby recently featured an update on construction progress for Jefferson Health Specialty Care Pavilion at 1101 Chestnut Street in Center City, Philadelphia, part of the mixed-use East Market development. It is the largest construction project in Jefferson’s 200-year long history and will concentrate many of the institution’s different clinical practices into one, state-of-the-art medical […]
Ennead Partner Molly McGowan speaks on the panel “Women Leaders in Design” at Messe Frankfurt
On September 6, Ennead Partner Molly McGowan AIA participates in a virtual conference at Messe Frankfurt Digital Academy on “Women Leaders in Design”. She is joined by Esha Gupta (Editor-in-Chief, Design Pataki) and Shida Salehi (Founder, Customs Bureau) as they share their views on the challenges, opportunities, and successes of women in architecture and design-related […]
Architect’s Newspaper Op-Ed by Ennead Director of Operations, Latoya Kamdang, “Designing a more Inclusive Profession”
The Architect’s Newspaper just featured an op-ed by Ennead’s Director of Operations, Latoya Kamdang AIA, entitled “Designing a more Inclusive Profession”. The piece, written following the recent Supreme Court decision ending Affirmative Action, calls for a coordinated approach across the architectural profession —from education to practice and licensure— to promote pathways for underrepresented groups and offers […]
United Stated Embassy, Ankara, Türkiye in the News
Media coverage of Ennead’s design of The United States Embassy in Ankara, Türkiye continues with features in The Architect’s Newspaper and Azure Magazine. As The Architect’s Newspaper describes, “It’s a strategically designed achievement that the new U.S. embassy in Ankara, Turkey appears so effortless. Ennead Architects has devised a campus that updates the International Style […]
ByteDance Houhai Center Recognized by Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Awards
Chicago Athenaeum’s International Architecture Awards have recognized ByteDance Houhai Center with an Honorable Mention for 2023. This international competition-winning design for ByteDance’s Houhai Center in Shenzhen, China provides the multinational technology company with a flexible, unique, dynamic work environment. Located in the Nanshan district of Shenzhen, where many of the nation’s tech companies are based, the 62,600 […]
Ennead’s Alex O’Briant featured in Tradeline Article “Balancing Demands for Innovative University Facilities with Campus Heritage”
A recent Tradeline article features Ennead Principal, Alex O’Briant. The article discusses how architects can develop innovative facilities while respecting a university’s architectural heritage. “You create something familiar and something new, meaning that people have to see themselves and the things that they are familiar with within the building,” says O’Briant. “If you don’t create […]