Publications

Ctrl CE is a collaborative touring exhibition and publication that investigates the travel of sixteen European architects to New York City as a cross-pollination of Europe and Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. The exhibition took part in Seville (Spain), Bari (Italy), Bruxelles (Belgium), and Athens (Greece).
Ctrl CE consists of: Camila Aybar, Omer Barr, Maria Borrell, Joao Fernandes Cardoso, Styliani Daouti, Samuel Dufaux, Pilar Echezarreta, Mathieu de Genot de Niukerken, Amit Mandelkern, Gregory Martinez de Riquelme, Pierpaolo Martiradonna, David Menicovich, Enrique Moya-Angeler, Santiago Romero, Maria Stefanidis, Michela Tonus.

A Ctrl CE group collaboration presented as an installation at Plaza de San Fransicso in Quito (Ecuador) under the framework of the "XV Bienal Panamericana de Arquitectura de Quito".

A group exhibition displayed in Madrid and Barcelona under the title of Imagined Spaces: Architecture as Art by Emerging New York Architects, exploring the complex relationship between architecture and the artistic expression.

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An Exhibition of 40 Architects under 40

http://www.archdaily.com/254146/second-nature-natural-history-museum-o2a-studio/?f=comments#comment-2545073

http://www.greenprophet.com/2012/07/natural-history-museum-o2a/

link to article (Hebrew)

http://www.themarker.com/magazine/1.1742338#6

A video projection exhibited at the annual Media Festival. The festival promotes a dialogue between the world of architectural production and the larger universe of communication. it provides a rich variety of perspectives to compose a heterogeneous view on the practices of media and their relation to the world of design and architecture. The festival was held at the prestigious location of Brunelleschi's Ospedale degli Innocenti in Florence.

Video work presented at The Art of Digital Show - a world-class international exhibition featuring all forms of digital art  and exhibited at the Lyceum Theatre in Los-Angeles. Curated by Neal Benezra, Director of SFMOMA.

http://www.xnet.co.il/architecture/articles/0,14710,L-3093634,00.html