009.Bushwaffle
Modular, inflatable street furniture that functions as a Personal Space Softening Device ("PSSD").
008.The PARKcycle
Pedal powered public open space.
007.Panhandle Bandshell
A public performance space constructed of recycled and reclaimed materials.
006.PARK(ing) Day
An annual, worldwide reprogramming of metered parking spots.
005.EnCanment
An industrial canning operation that mapped, harvested, canned and distributed the walls of an art gallery.
004.COMMONspace
An exploration of San Francisco's "privately owned public open spaces." How public are they?
003.Hidden Agenda
A functioning corporate conference room submerged seven feet into the desert floor.
002.PARK(ing)
A metered parking spot is transformed into a temporary public park...until the meter runs out.
001.Cabinet National Library
A file cabinet on a desolate tract of desert becomes the national library for Cabinet magazine.
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BUSHWAFFLE is currently on display at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, as part of The Gatherers: Greening Our Urban Spheres.
Join us for a playful, public "space-softening" tour with Bushwaffle on January 7, 2009, 12-2 PM. It's free. Sign up here!
RECENT EXHIBITIONS:
Actions: What You Can Do with the City at the Canadian Center for Architecture in Montreal. November 26, 2008 - April 19, 2009.
DIY: Urban Internventions at the American Institute of Architecture in Seattle.
October 14 - November 28, 2008.
Urban Play at ExperimentaDesign Amsterdam. Curated by Scott Burnham and Droog Design.
Sept. 18 - Nov 2, 2008.
Venice Architecture Biennale (in both the American and Italian pavilions). Venice, Italy. Sept. 14 - Nov. 24, 2008.
Check out the new COMMONspace Video Podcast. You can take a self-guided tour of some of San Francisco's "privately-owned public spaces." How public are they?
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