Irina Verona speaks at AIA NY Center for Architecture and at Columbia GSAPP

To celebrate the launch of Praxis 15, “Bad Architectures,” Irina Verona and fellow co-editors Amanda Reeser Lawrence and Ashley Schafer spoke on panels at both AIANY’s Center for Architecture and Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. They were joined by some of the journal’s contributors and supporters over its twenty year run, including Bernard Tschumi, Florian Idenburg, Bryony Roberts, and Alice Chung.

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Williamsburg Bathhouse Featured in ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST AND VOGUE

Travis Talmadge and Jason Goodman enlisted Verona Carpenter Architects to develop the concept and design for this recently opened Bathhouse in Brooklyn. The project promotes wellness in a communal setting, inspired by the traditional, convivial bathhouses of a bygone era. A subterranean spa, steam room, treatment rooms, and restaurant are housed in what was previously the Brooklyn Bottling Company.
Architect of Record: Colberg Architecture

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photo by Adrian Gaut

photo by Adrian Gaut

Verona Carpenter wins competition with school design for Neurodiverse population

Our design for a Learning Lab School at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is a winner of the Redefining Learning Spaces competition. Our proposal, Landscape of Learning, grows out of our belief that a school designed to support a neurodiverse population is a school that’s better for all learners, with or without special needs. It encourages students and teaches alike to participate in - and contribute to - a healthy and sustainable community embedded in its physical and social context.

Read more about the competition and see our full proposal here.

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PRAXIS 15 "Bad Architectures" now available for pre-order

Issue 15 of the architectural journal PRAXIS has just been released for pre-order. “Bad Architectures” is co-edited by Amanda Reeser Lawrence; Ashley Schafer; and Irina Verona. At a time when the precarity of the present is too often met with ironically predictable responses, this last PRAXIS, “Bad Architectures,” instead magnifies the wrinkles, ripples, disturbances, disruptions, and glitches within the field, framing them as opportunities and alternative ways of working or thinking.  

Read the full press release on Archinect

Pre-order your issue here

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CIMA a site for Open House New York 2019

The Center for Italian Modern Art is a site for this year’s Open House New York. On Saturday, October 19th from 11:00-1:30 pm the space will be open to the public with tours given by Irina Verona. More information here.

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Jennifer and Irina Interviewed by ArchNative

As part of their “Women who Inspire” feature, ArchNative spoke with partners Jennifer Carpenter and Irina Verona about their creative process, advice on entering the field, and establishing their business. Check out the full interview here.

Photo by: Travis Huggett

Photo by: Travis Huggett