Interval Projects

Tonight! Come to the opening of "Building for Us: Stories of Homesteading and Cooperative Housing" at @interferencearchive . Presenting visual materials from the archive of @u.h.a.b that document the history of community-led housing struggles in NYC.

#repost @grahamfoundation - on the research project on NYC housing struggles by Marlisa Wise of Interval Projects and Nandini Bagchee ・・・ Homesteading and Cooperative Housing Movements in NYC, 1970s and 80s ⠀ Nandini Bagchee and Marlisa Wise⠀ Tracing the historical origins and lasting physical impact of cooperative housing movements on the architecture of New York, this project presents these spatial commoning practices through immersive environments in a comprehensive public exhibition. ⠀ @interferencearchive , New York⠀ Oct 04, 2019 to Jan 13, 2020⠀ ⠀ This #grahamfunded #exhibition is one of 63 recently awarded new grants to individuals worldwide that support projects on architecture. See the full list of 2019 #grahamgrantees in our story highlights 🔝and learn more about the projects our website: link in bio!⠀ _⠀ Image (front): Windmill Power For City People, cover page of a brochure advocating for reusable energy as an urban future. Courtesy of UHAB.⠀ Image (back): Energy Task Force, Sol & Equity drawing from “Self-Help Housing and the Cities,” New York. Courtesy of UHAB.

Thrilled to announce that @interval.projects Marlisa Wise is a 2019 #grahamgrantee for her project Homesteading & Cooperative Housing Movements in NYC, 1970s & 80s, in collaboration with Nandini Bagchee and in partnership with @u.h.a.b & @interferencearchive Thank you @grahamfoundation and congratulations to all the other projects and winners! See you at the exhibition opening in October! #grahamfunded #grahamfoundation

A peek into @u.h.a.b archives as we work to design an exhibition on NYC homesteading movement history, coming next fall @interferencearchive

#repost @c_kumpusch Would be great to see you tonight at Columbia GSAPP’s Incubator @newinc @newmuseum if you are in New York for an event on COLLECTIVE MAKING I co-organized with partner-in-crime @agustin.schang This event brings to the GSAPP Incubator various emerging architecture and design projects for a collective conversation around the common ground of building practices. From detecting opportunities, navigating different scales, and the challenge of making; how can we share guidelines and inputs to sustain long term design projects and plans? Looking forward to moderating the what surely will be an exciting evening of architectural discourse with @osoarquitecto_06 and the brilliant minds of @knitknot_architecture @lauragonzalezfierro @wolfgangandhite @dtls.architecture @inesesnal @someplacestudio @interval.projects @nile.studio @ovhd.nyc @kosmos.architects @stephalin @domain_office @miteshdixit #anthonytitusstudio

Repost from @newtowncreek Tonight! Come join us for the second community visioning workshop for designing the Gateway to Greenpoint site. Our partners @interval.projects will be presenting three schematic plans based on our first round of community and stakeholders input. 6:30 to 8:30pm 520 Kingsland Ave 3rd Floor Light refreshments provided; thanks to @broadwaystages for hosting the meeting. @evergreenexchange @nycwater #gcefund

Join us Tuesday, March 5th for our Second Community Workshop for the Gateway to Greenpoint planning project. We will be presenting preliminary design concepts based on our first visioning session. Repost @newtowncreek Thanks to our partners: @evergreenexchange @newtowncreek and to @broadwaystages for hosting. #greenpoint #publicdesign #publicspace #gcefund

Snapshots from the Gateway to Greenpoint Community Visioning workshop and project kickoff - Thanks so much to the dozens of neighbors and community members who braved the rain last night to share ideas and visions for the future Gateway to Greenpoint! Special thanks to our partners @newtowncreek @evergreenexchange @nycwater #publicspace #communityplanning #urbandesign

#Repost @newtowncreek ・・・ On the corner of Greenpoint and Kingsland avenues sits this vacant lot which has long been promised by the city as a publicly accessible open space. With funding from the Greenpoint Community Environmental Fund, we will be working with community members, local businesses and the DEP to develop a full site plan that offers environmental and public benefit. Come join us for our kickoff community visioning workshop to share your ideas: Monday November 26th 6:30 to 8:30pm 520 Kingsland Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11222 In collaboration with @interval.projects and @evergreenexchange

Digging through the archives @u.h.a.b with @interferencearchive , research for an upcoming exhibition design project on urban homesteading, squatting, and cooperative housing in NYC

Great article about the Superfund site in Butte, Montana where @interval.projects worked with grassroots environmental activists to develop a community driven master plan for remediation and restoration in 2016. Design as a tool for political advocacy allows us to shape our communities together. @interval.projects continues to work in Butte - keep an eye out for our upcoming projects! Article by @nytimes , online and in yesterday’s print edition

We are happy to be included in the exhibition Now What?! Advocacy, Activism, and Alliances in America since 1968. Up until July 6th @prattsoa Repost from @_architexx Thanks to the many who joined us last night to ring in the opening of #NowWhat and celebrate architecture’s ongoing history of activism! Stop by our New York pop-up home at @prattsoa to view — open through July 6th. _ Event lineup in formation!