2025
10.24 Exhibition
Portugal
Study Away
WSOA students for an unforgettable study-away trip across Portugal - diving into architecture, design, and culture.
Study Away
WSOA students for an unforgettable study-away trip across Portugal - diving into architecture, design, and culture.
03.07Exhibition
Something to Do with Scale
by Chibbernoonie
This playful installation includes prints spanning from floor to ceiling while simulataniously presenting the same images in miniature, appearting at 1/5th of the size.
by Chibbernoonie
This playful installation includes prints spanning from floor to ceiling while simulataniously presenting the same images in miniature, appearting at 1/5th of the size.
01.31Exhibition
Winter in Rome
Study Abroad
WSOA students venture beyond the classroom, broadening their academic perspectives while exploring personal interests and shaping future aspirations.
Study Abroad
WSOA students venture beyond the classroom, broadening their academic perspectives while exploring personal interests and shaping future aspirations.
2024
11.15Exhibition
There There: Unearthing
by Monica Lamela
Exploring how architecture can serve as an act of excavation, revealing the hidden layers of history and memory that shape the places we inhabit.
by Monica Lamela
Exploring how architecture can serve as an act of excavation, revealing the hidden layers of history and memory that shape the places we inhabit.
10.18Exhibition
Lustre Pendente
by Benjamin Vanmuysen
The exhibition of a captivating 30-foot chandelier. A stunning interplay of light and form.
by Benjamin Vanmuysen
The exhibition of a captivating 30-foot chandelier. A stunning interplay of light and form.
09.13Exhibition
Sicily
Study Abroad
This exhibition highlights student work from the Sicily study abroad program, discovering Sicily’s rich mix of history, art, and culture, exploring salt mines and visiting cathedrals.
Study Abroad
This exhibition highlights student work from the Sicily study abroad program, discovering Sicily’s rich mix of history, art, and culture, exploring salt mines and visiting cathedrals.
02.29 - 03.01Exhibition
Under Pressure
by Adam Miller
A Woodbury University School of Architecture faculty show focusing on a two part display of work: a completed piece and the “guts” that led to the piece.
by Adam Miller
A Woodbury University School of Architecture faculty show focusing on a two part display of work: a completed piece and the “guts” that led to the piece.
02.23Exhibition
Venice
Study Abroad
Featuring work from the Venice study abroad program, this exhibition showcases student investigations of the city through drawing, mapping, and architectural analysis informed by on-site observation.
Study Abroad
Featuring work from the Venice study abroad program, this exhibition showcases student investigations of the city through drawing, mapping, and architectural analysis informed by on-site observation.
02.02Exhibition
Rome
Study Abroad
This exhibition highlights student work from the Rome study abroad program, reflecting immersive study of Rome’s historical and contemporary architectural conditions.
Study Abroad
This exhibition highlights student work from the Rome study abroad program, reflecting immersive study of Rome’s historical and contemporary architectural conditions.
2023
04.07 – 05.16Exhibition
Good Guts
by WSOA Faculty
A Woodbury University School of Architecture faculty show focusing on a two part display of work: a completed piece and the “guts” that led to the piece.
by WSOA Faculty
A Woodbury University School of Architecture faculty show focusing on a two part display of work: a completed piece and the “guts” that led to the piece.
03.03 – 04.03Exhibition
Oops I Fielded Again
by Ben Warwas
An exercise of reversing the technique of trompe l'oeil, producing a 2-dimensional drawing in a 3-dimensional gallery.
by Ben Warwas
An exercise of reversing the technique of trompe l'oeil, producing a 2-dimensional drawing in a 3-dimensional gallery.
02.03 – 03.03Exhibition
Graffiti
by Irvin Shaifa
Graffiti is a series done in acrylic and ink referencing animation cels from the ’90s, street tags in Jersey, AND1 hoop tapes, Soulja Boy YouTube videos, and the early 2000s.
by Irvin Shaifa
Graffiti is a series done in acrylic and ink referencing animation cels from the ’90s, street tags in Jersey, AND1 hoop tapes, Soulja Boy YouTube videos, and the early 2000s.
09.15 – 10.13Exhibition
bygone
by Courtney Cho & Claudia V. Solórzano
Coil-built vessels and sculptures, operating as artifacts as though they have lived past lives, waiting to be unburied, rediscovered and reinterpreted.
by Courtney Cho & Claudia V. Solórzano
Coil-built vessels and sculptures, operating as artifacts as though they have lived past lives, waiting to be unburied, rediscovered and reinterpreted.
10.20 – 11.20Exhibition
Color Commentary
by Kevin Sherrod
Color Commentary "Jawn": Unveiling Cultural Competency's Role in Spatial Understanding.
by Kevin Sherrod
Color Commentary "Jawn": Unveiling Cultural Competency's Role in Spatial Understanding.
2022
04.05 – 05.05Exhibition
Territories of Territory Extraction
by Drawing Agency
An exploration of the multiple vectors of forensic architectural analysis used to expose Singapore’s relationship with its supply chains.
by Drawing Agency
An exploration of the multiple vectors of forensic architectural analysis used to expose Singapore’s relationship with its supply chains.
02.28 – 03.25Exhibition
The Serlio Code
by Jean Jaminet, Gabriel Esquivel, Shane Bugni
An investigation on the drawings of Italian Mannerist architect Sebastiano Serlio through the lens of artificial intelligence.
by Jean Jaminet, Gabriel Esquivel, Shane Bugni
An investigation on the drawings of Italian Mannerist architect Sebastiano Serlio through the lens of artificial intelligence.
09.12 – 10.12Exhibition
Two Timing Strangers
by Tallulah Hood
An exhibition that builds and manipulates familiar domestic objects and imbues them with the voices of unidentifiable strangers.
by Tallulah Hood
An exhibition that builds and manipulates familiar domestic objects and imbues them with the voices of unidentifiable strangers.
10.21 – 11.03Exhibition
California Dreaming
by Heather Peterson, Paulette Singley and Erin Wright
An exploration into the creative practices of WSOA faculty, Heather Peterson, Paulette Singley and Erin Wright.
by Heather Peterson, Paulette Singley and Erin Wright
An exploration into the creative practices of WSOA faculty, Heather Peterson, Paulette Singley and Erin Wright.
11.11 – 12.03Exhibition
Central Valley Accessories
by Dylan Krueger
Central Valley Accessories investigates the over-looked built fabric of Central Valley in California through photography and a shed-like installation.
by Dylan Krueger
Central Valley Accessories investigates the over-looked built fabric of Central Valley in California through photography and a shed-like installation.
2021
11.05 – 12.10Exhibition
Lightweight Construction Site
by office ca
An experiment in contextualizing and representing digital tectonics—simulated particles, 3D meshes, physics engines, etc.
by office ca
An experiment in contextualizing and representing digital tectonics—simulated particles, 3D meshes, physics engines, etc.
10.08 – 10.31Exhibition
Shade Shrines
by Angelica Lorenzi
Through the display of a series of models and drawings, the exhibition tells the story of awnings, visible but almost anonymous elements of the urban landscape.
by Angelica Lorenzi
Through the display of a series of models and drawings, the exhibition tells the story of awnings, visible but almost anonymous elements of the urban landscape.
03.08 – 09.01Lectures, Interviews, Exhibition
Lectures Interviews Exhibitions
Various Participants
An online series focused on individual work and voices within a group exhibition context.
Various Participants
An online series focused on individual work and voices within a group exhibition context.
2020
02.07 – 03.07Exhibition
Four Corners
ShinShin
Titled Four Corners, the exhibition explores resolution and hybridization for a series of transformed historic homes in Detroit, Michigan
ShinShin
Titled Four Corners, the exhibition explores resolution and hybridization for a series of transformed historic homes in Detroit, Michigan
2019
09.06 – 10.06Exhibition
11.08-12.08Exhibition
Crudity
by Cody Miner
Crudity investigates a curatorial strategy that works as Taxidermy, exploring the arrangement of skins as layers with various degrees of graphical crudeness.
by Cody Miner
Crudity investigates a curatorial strategy that works as Taxidermy, exploring the arrangement of skins as layers with various degrees of graphical crudeness.
02.08 – 03.08
Exhibition
Two Models, Four Scales
by Medium Office
A mock-up of two projects exhibited as “2 Models, 4 Scales,” at Wedge Gallery, Woodbury University, 2019
by Medium Office
A mock-up of two projects exhibited as “2 Models, 4 Scales,” at Wedge Gallery, Woodbury University, 2019
03.08 – 04.01
Exhibition
Slump Model
by David Eskenazi
This installation is made with modeling techniques and structural logics more commonly found at a smaller scale size, and as such the model’s form collapses and deforms.
by David Eskenazi
This installation is made with modeling techniques and structural logics more commonly found at a smaller scale size, and as such the model’s form collapses and deforms.
2018
11.09 – 12.09Exhibition
Plated
by BairBalliet
The exhibition offers insight into the conceptual underpinnings that bind the office work together through a curatorial approach.
by BairBalliet
The exhibition offers insight into the conceptual underpinnings that bind the office work together through a curatorial approach.
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