over,under

over,under is a Boston-based multi-disciplinary studio for architecture, urban design, interiors, graphic identity and publications. They embrace process, diversify specialization, work elastically and smartly, look for opportunities through research and investigation, and are pragmatic idealists. Our official site is located at overcommaunder.com. This is a place for our collective random thoughts.

99% Invisible

One of our new favorite podcasts. On the Pruitt-Igoe myth. We’re still waiting to check out the film, and might screen it at the new BSA Space. Podcast here, film info and trailer here.

Sometimes the unexpected makes you the happiest. A bit of chevron play from the latest round of Wentworth collateral. More here.

A quick little intro video that we did for a lecture series… a nice intro to the cast.

Getting closer to install at the BSA Space. Font tests happening, models being made, sonotubes delivered, large format graph tests done, salt procured. Opening on the 9th of February. More soon.

We are pleased to discover that our work with Michael Kubo has been featured in the new MIT compendium Testing to Failure. Both Publishing Practices and Newsstand are discussed in a section about print culture in architecture. It’s a great book, and a steal given the price. We suggest you buy yours from William Stout, support your independent architecture bookstores.

We are pleased to discover that our work with Michael Kubo has been featured in the new MIT compendium Testing to Failure. Both Publishing Practices and Newsstand are discussed in a section about print culture in architecture. It’s a great book, and a steal given the price. We suggest you buy yours from William Stout, support your independent architecture bookstores.

Emika. Current o,u obsession.

(Source: youtube.com)

Our recent pinkcomma show, PROJECTIONS, is traveling to LA as one of Mimi Zeiger’s first installs at Woodbury. Not all of us are going, unfortunately. But drop by if you are around.

http://wuho.org/projections

Lampens.

As we continue our work into all things Heroic, we keep looking (and finding) great examples of other concrete work. This residential piece by Juliaan Lampens is wonderful in the simplicity of the plan, and the floating elements that frame the kitchen. The plan itself is a thing of beauty. Further images here.

The Architect’s Collaborative. Josiah Quincy Elementary 1976.

We’ve been doing a lot of mapping in the last few months. We want this.

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