Museums Giving Unemployed Architects Something To Do
November 4, 2009 by All Art
Filed under Design & Architecture
As the dormant construction sites all over the city can attest, with the bust of New York’s building boom, being an architect in this city has gone from being lucrative to depressing. The Bronx Museum of the Arts and MoMA are doing what they can to keep architects and urban planners busy, though, with two design programs to re-imagine forgotten or dilapidated sections of the city.
The Bronx Museum just opened an exhibition of designs for the Grand Concourse, the borough’s [...]
