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Kutan Ayata and Michael Young view the reality of contemporary building as a provocation to the progression of experiments in form, material, and technology.

Claus Benjamin Freyinger and Andrew Holder draw on history to craft unexpected solutions to conventional problems.

By conducting experiments with new treatments for old substances, Adam Fure’s studio promotes architecture’s unique capacity to shape experience.

Purposefully disrupting the notion of “correctness,” Thomas Kelley and Carrie Norman vulgarize, satirize, and reposition (lofty) material to elevate the ordinary.

Jenny Sabin investigates the intersection of architecture and science, and applies insights and theories from biology and mathematics to the design of material structures.

Geoffrey von Oeyen characterizes the relationship within each project as a dialogue that seeks to reveal essential geometric paradigms.