AV Monografías

Since the turn of the 21st century, Diller Scofidio + Renfro has undergone a process of formidable growth. Based in New York, the firm recently completed the last stretch of the High Line, the impressive centre The Shed, and a large extension to the Museum of Modern Art. Their practice spans the fields of architecture, urban design, digital media, installation art, and multimedia performance, often focusing on civic and cultural projects on various scales. This instalment surveys the past two decades of prolific work by the design studio, divided across three main themes: Revised Landscapes, Shared Knowledge, and Accessible Culture. Includes an essay by Edwin Heathcote.

Luis Fernández-Galiano: Pragmatic Poetry
Edwin Heathcote: A Critical Dialogue

Revised Landscapes
American Lawn Surface of Everyday Life, CCA, 1998-2000
The Blur Building, 1998-2002, Yverdon-les-Bains (Switzerland)
The High Line, 2003-2019, New York (USA)
Lincoln Center Public Spaces, 2003-2010, New York (USA)
Zaryadye Park, 2013-2017, Moscow (Russia)
Network of Public Spaces The Tide, 2015-2019, London (United Kingdom)

Shared Knowledge
Exit Fondation Cartier, 2008-2009. Six Other Venues, 2015-2019
The Juilliard School and Alice Tully Hall, 2003-2009, New York (USA)
Granoff Center for the Creative Arts, 2007-2011, Providence (USA)
Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive, 2010-2016, Berkeley (USA)
Roy and Diana Vagelos Education Center, 2010-2016, New York (USA)
McMurtry Art and Art History Building, 2011-2015, Palo Alto (USA)

Accessible Culture
Mile-Long Opera A Biography of 7 O’Clock, The High Line, 2018
Institute of Contemporary Art, 2003-2006, Boston (USA)
The Shed, 2008-2019, New York (USA)
Museum of Image & Sound, 2009-, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
The Broad, 2011-2015, Los Angeles (USA)
MoMA Expansion, 2014-2019, New York (USA)