01.13.21

Jones Beach wins AIA NY Honor Award

Born out of a public and private partnership between New York State Parks and the Long Island Power Authority, the Jones Beach Energy and Nature Center meets Governor Cuomo’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act’s objectives almost thirty years before its target dates. Designed as a “chalet for all”, the center continues the public legacy of its Robert Moses-era site by inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards to care for the world and resources that surround them.

11.01.20

Prevailing Forces: M2 Mixed-Use Building | Canadian Architect

An angular mixed-use building is tailored to its quirky site on Calgary’s waterfront.

09.28.20

On Jones Beach, A New Beachhead In The Climate War | Innovate Long Island

An all-season “net zero” nature and energy educational resource has risen on the climate battle’s front lines. Less than two years after it was first announced, the Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center has officially opened its doors, offering an informative and entertaining journey through New York’s natural systems – and a glimpse at the state’s ambitious plans to combat climate change.

09.25.20

Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center | CBS NY

As CBS2’s Carolyn Gusoff reports, Jones Beach is known for fun in the sun. And now, education too. The new attraction, down at the pristine west end, is the state-of-the-art Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center. It’s hailed as a tool in the state’s carbon-free future: The building generates as much energy as it consumes. “This center is about taking action, empowering every New Yorker to fight climate change at home,” said New York State Parks Commissioner Erik Kulleseid.

09.01.20

COVID-19 decimated NYC businesses. This free program is helping them recover | FastCompany

Neighborhoods Now pairs designers with business owners in hard-hit neighborhoods to help them adapt to the pandemic.

06.17.20

Neighborhoods Now

The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected communities of color, and threatens to expand the racial wealth gap in neighborhoods that already lack access to resources as a result of long-term structural inequities. In response, The Van Alen Institute in collaboration with The Urban Design Form, are launching neighborhoods now. Under the umbrella, Volunteer Architects Limited (VAL), nA is excited to collaborate with ARO, LTL, mos, SO-IL, and workAC, focusing on short term and long term visions for the Jackson heights neighborhood.

04.30.20

Micro Units Fill a Huge Need | Multi-Housing News

04.06.20

Mimi Hoang / 2020 Census PSA

nA's Co-Founding Partner, Mimi Hoang, shares her perspective on why the census is important, and how it helps to shape cities' priorities to build housing and public spaces that benefit everyone and strengthen communities

02.27.20

Pratt

As part of the Pratt Sessions lecture series, Eric will be paired in conversation with Alessandra Cianchetta (AWP, London). Each session brings together two participants; one regionally based and one non-regionally based. Participants will frame their work around a disciplinary subject or provocation in short lecture presentations.

02.20.20

Asian Art Museum of San Francisco / CCA

Mimi Hoang will give a talk as part of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco and California College of the Arts’ contemporary Asian architecture lecture series. Inaugurated in 2017, the lecture series is a collaboration between the museum and the college allows the two organizations to host leading figures who are shaping architecture today.

02.19.20

UC Berkeley

Mimi Hoang will visit UC Berkeley to share nARCHITECTS' work through the lens of the recent book, Buildings and Almost Buildings, in a lecture and book signing.

02.13.20

MIT

Mimi Hoang and Eric Bunge will visit MIT to share their work and recent book. Across a range of buildings, public spaces, and ephemeral installations, nARCHITECTS argues for the formal and social potential of an architecture that remains somehow incomplete and ambiguously perceived—or in the architects’ words, Almost Buildings.

12.04.19

NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center Awarded Honorable Mention in AN's Best of Design Awards

11.08.19

ARCHITECT 50

nARCHITECTS is prominently ranked for the 6th year in a row in Architect Magazine's annual Architect 50 rankings, earning the #9 spot in the survey’s design category.

10.16.19

Cornell

Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang will share their recent work and book - Buildings and Almost Buildings. Across a range of buildings, public spaces, and ephemeral installations, nARCHITECTS argues for the formal and social potential of an architecture that remains somehow incomplete and ambiguously perceived — or in the architects' words, "almost buildings."

09.13.19

Affordability by Design | Sidewalk Labs' City of the Future Podcast

07.01.19

NYC Considers Development Proposals for Affordable Units Modeled after Carmel Place

NYC is looking to micro units and co-living developments modeled after Carmel Place as a solution to the city's affordable housing shortage. The city is reviewing proposals from developers for hundreds of affordable micro-units and expects to announce which projects will move forward in the fall.

05.21.19

Book Launch @ A/D/O

Join us in celebrating the launch of our new book, Buildings and Almost Buildings by Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang.

05.02.19

New York State Equal Rights Heritage Center | Architect Magazine

04.01.19

Columbia GSAPP

Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang will share their recent work and book - Buildings and Almost Buildings - anti-monograph with a subtle manifesto about the open-ended, incomplete, and ambiguous in architecture.

03.26.19

Buildings and Almost Buildings | nARCHITECTS

11.08.18

ARCHITECT 50

nARCHITECTS #10 in the Design category in the 2018 Architect 50's tenth annual rankings.

04.04.18

Graham Foundation Grant

Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang awarded a grant by the Graham Foundation for upcoming book, Buildings and Almost Buildings!

02.23.18

AIA College of Fellows

Eric Bunge has been elevated to the prestigious College of Fellows for achieving a standard of excellence in the profession.

02.22.18

When Less Space Invites More Regulations | Architect Magazine

01.08.18

AIANY Merit Award

Our NYC DOT Harper Street Yard Structures receives an AIANY Merit Award!

12.07.17

National Building Museum

Mimi Hoang and the development team behind Carmel Place discuss housing innovations at the National Building Museum's Making Room: Housing for a Changing America series.

12.06.17

HIVE 50

Mimi Hoang and Eric Bunge have been named as part of the HIVE 50 Innovators Transforming Housing, a list of industry leaders pushing forward housing innovation, vision and economics.

11.10.17

AIANYS Firm of the Year

nARCHITECTS is the AIANYS 2017 Firm of the Year.

10.02.17

Citylab Interview

Eric Bunge sat down with Citylab to discuss nARCHITECTS' recent housing and public space projects.

08.14.17

CTBUH Journal

Principal Mimi Hoang and Associate Principal Ammr Vandal are published in the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat's Special Issue: "Women in the Tall Building Industry."

04.18.17

Bezahlbar. Gut. Wohnen. Strategien für erschwinglichen Wohnraum | Jovis

03.29.17

Predicting our Future Podcast

Mimi Hoang joins a discussion on modular construction in NYC in Episode 4 of Predicting our Future. Listen here

02.06.17

Brooklyn’s A/D/O Co-Working Space Is Building a Utopia for Creatives of All Kinds | Artsy

01.27.17

There's much A/D/O about design at Mini's creative space in New York | Wallpaper Magzine

01.13.17

AIA Institute Honor Award

Carmel Place is recognized by AIA National with a 2017 AIA Institute Honor Award.

10.28.16

NYC Opens First Microunit Apartment Building | USA Today

10.27.16

Carmel Place Ribbon Cutting

Carmel Place celebrates building completion and full resident move-in with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Oct. 27th.

10.07.16

Chicago's century-old Navy Pier revitalised by James Corner Field Operations and nArchitects | Dezeen

10.05.16

First look: photographs of Chicago’s redeveloped Navy Pier | Architect's Newspaper

10.04.16

A Free Place for Designers to Work | The New York Times

10.01.16

ADFF: Making Carmel Place

"Making Carmel Place" debuts at the Architecture and Design Film Festival. The film, by director Antti Seppänen, follows nARCHITECTS through the design and construction process of NYC's first micro-unit apartment building.

10.01.16

Making Carmel Place | Director: Antti Seppänen

09.17.16

MINI Building, Vol. 4 | A&C Publishing

09.01.16

Living Small in the Big City | Architectural Record 09/2016

07.28.16

1st Prize - Shanghai Library

nARCHITECTS wins 2016 International Young Architects Competition for the Shanghai Library East Hall

06.12.16

Neue Standards. Zehn Thesen zum Wohnen | Jovis

06.10.16

Tiny Home Test Drive | The New York Times

04.06.16

Collective Housing Projects: An Anatomical Review | FORM&DATA | a + t architecture publishers

03.29.16

American Academy of Arts and Letters

Mimi Hoang & Eric Bunge receive an Arts and Letters Award in Architecture from the American Academy.

03.02.16

Are Micro-Apartments a Good Solution to the Affordable-Housing Crisis? | The New Yorker

02.08.16

New York City’s Latest Experiment in Small Space Living | Architectural Digest

06.29.15

New York City's first micro-unit housing complex stacks up in just one month. | ARCHITECT'S NEWSPAPER BLOG

06.19.15

Micro-flats Gain Favour as the Answer to Big city Urban Density | Financial Times

04.08.15

Hong Kong-Style Microflats Arrive in the US | South China Morning Post

03.12.15

Nueva York Construye el Primer Edificio de Microapartamentos Modulares de Estados Unidos | El Mundo

02.20.15

Home Shrunken Home: New York’s First Micro-Apartments, Prefabricated in Brooklyn | The New York Times

01.08.15

nARCHITECTS’ visionary Guggenheim museum proposal will strengthen Helsinki’s urban fabric | Inhabitat

12.28.14

Living Small: The making of Manhattan's first micro-apartments | The Atlantic

09.22.14

nArchitects New Zig-Zagging M2 Building Will be a Civic Landmark in Calgary | Inhabitat

09.11.14

New restaurant/office development for East Village | Calgary Herald

08.08.14

Where Are They Now? The Legacy of MoMA PS1's Young Architects Program | Architizer

01.18.14

Activating Spaces With Problem-Solving Design | Epoch Times

08.05.13

Wyckoff House Museum | The Architects Newspaper

02.03.13

Living Small is the Best Revenge | The New York Times

01.23.13

In Winning Design, City Hopes to Address Cramped Future | The New York Times

01.22.13

City Announces Micro-Apartment Design Winner | Metro Newspaper

01.22.13

Living Small | The Architects Newspaper

03.15.12

Team in Line to Remake Pier | Chicago Tribune

09.07.11

In Taiwan, A Stunning Bamboo Pavilion With A Potent Eco Message. | Fast Company

08.07.11

Built with Bamboo | Washington Post

04.01.11

Small Scale: Creative Solutions for Better City Living | Princeton Architectural Press

02.01.11

New York Dozen | Images Publishing

01.15.11

Save New York by Making It “Soft" | The New Yorker

01.01.11

Rising Currants | MoMA Dept. of Publications

12.01.10

New York Architecture | Loft Publications

11.01.10

AIA Guide to NYC | Oxford University Press

04.14.10

New York 2100: Getting Ready for Coming Flood | Metro Newspaper

03.26.10

The Future: A More Watery New York | The New York Times

02.01.09

Provisional | Princeton Architectural Press

01.01.09

U.S. Architecture | Braun Publishing, AG

09.01.08

Strike a Pose | Die Gestalten

07.22.08

Challenging Architectural Conservatism | The New York Sun

06.27.08

Frederick Kiesler | The New York Times

06.01.08

nA Monograph, DD series 29

03.01.08

Spacecraft | Die Gestalten

02.06.08

Frederick Kiesler | The New Yorker

02.01.08

Hatch | Laurence King Publishing Ltd.

04.22.07

Couples Who Build More Than Relationships | The New York Times

03.01.07

Young Americans | Dom

10.01.06

Ultimate New York Design | Loft Publications

08.03.06

Mimi Hoang and Eric Bunge / nARCHITECTS | The Architects Newspaper

04.01.06

Natural Architecture | Princeton Architectural Press

03.12.06

Reshaping the Lower East Side | The New York Times

03.03.06

To Pacify a Quirky Space, The Best Angle Was a Curve | The New York Times

08.21.05

New York’s New Architecture District | The New York Times

07.27.05

Switch Building | The Architects Newspaper

03.17.05

You Are Not Paranoid: The Walls Are Watching | The New York Times

06.27.04

Music and Architecture to Structure Summer | Newsday

06.24.04

In Fine Form, Bamboo Shows off Its Curve | The New York Times