Caples Jefferson Architects’ design for the Weeksville Heritage Center was featured in Vermont Structural Slate blog as case study.
Read the full story on stones and materials choices following the link below:
www.vermontstructuralslate.com
Launching this June, the National Academy of Design is pleased to present “Kinetic Traces”, a group exhibition showcasing the work of the twenty-eight artists and architects elected as National Academicians in 2024 including CJA Principals, Sara Caples and Everardo Jefferson.
“Kinetic Traces” highlights three main focal points: performance, community engagement, and light. By framing the kinetic as both a conceptual lens and a theoretical tool, the exhibition explores movement, surface tension, and spatial expansion.
The newly inducted Academician class of artists and architects includes Ann Agee, Diana Al-Hadid, Sara Caples, Diana Cooper, Lise Anne Couture, Rochelle Feinstein, Chie Fueki, Gajin Fujita, Maren Hassinger, Hugh Hayden, Florian Idenburg, Everardo Jefferson, Mernet Larsen, Marilyn Lerner, Jing Liu, Anthony McCall, Beverly McIver, Amalia Mesa-Bains, Senga Nengudi, Sheila Pepe, Hani Rashid, Jesse Reiser, David Row, Amy Sherald, Ken Smith, Nader Tehrani, Masami Teraoka and Nanako Umemoto.
“Kinetic Traces” is curated by Associate Curator, Natalia Viera Salgado.
On view from June 12 through September 13.
RSVP for the opening reception here.
Join us tonight at Head Hi for a lively conversation on “Erasing Invisibility” with New York Review of Architecture, CJA Principals Sara Caples and Everardo Jefferson and MASS Design Principal Katie Swenson.
Sara Caples and Everardo Jefferson's book, Many Voices, assembles our firm‘s own work for underserved communities in New York City, case studies from around the world, and centers interviews with architects and designers, including Sara Zewde, Tatiana Bilbao, and Wanda Dalla Costa.
We look forward to seeing you! Architecture enthusiasts & non-architects are welcome. Diverse points of views are a constructive part of the dialogue.
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Caples Jefferson Architects received a 2024 AIA New York State Honor Award in the Institutional category for the Louis Armstrong Center in Corona, Queens.
Since 1968, the The American Institute of Architects New York State Design Awards have recognized architectural excellence, celebrating projects that exemplify innovation, sustainability, and cultural significance. This year, 29 projects were honored across 14 categories, including Adaptive Reuse, Institutional, Urban Planning, and more.
The awards jury praised the winning projects for their commitment to environmental stewardship, placemaking, and design excellence—values that guided our work on the Louis Armstrong Center.
Congratulations to all the award recipients!
