1 | 8 | 2021BREAKING GROUND IN THE HUDSON HIGHLANDS
Ready for the first pour on our site along the Appalachian Trail.
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12 | 24 | 2020THE HAPPIEST OF HOLIDAYS TO EVERYONE!
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11 | 23 | 2020DESIGNBOOM FEATURES INDIANA UNIVERSITY BICENTENNIAL CARILLON
11 | 19 | 2020IN CONVERSATION WITH THE CHEWONKI FOUNDATION ON THE EASTSIDE CAMPUS EXPANSION
Willard Morgan, President of the Chewonki Foundation, hosted a conversation with Susan Rodriguez and Tim Locke, architects of the new Girls’ Camp, in a virtual town hall event “Mission Centered Design – The Chewonki Eastside Campus,” where they discussed how Chewonki’s mission and program goals, informed the design of the new Girls’ Camp.
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11 | 13 | 2020STR|A•D LAUNCHES IG: @STR.ARCHITECTURE
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11 | 4 | 2020SUSAN RODRIGUEZ PROFILED IN MADAME ARCHITECT
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11 | 3 | 2020FALL ON THE MAINE COAST
As the leaves begin to change on the Maine Coast, construction continues on the Chewonki Summer Camp Cabins and the new Center for Human Ecology at the College of the Atlantic.
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10 | 9 | 2020STR STUDIO FEATURED IN INTERIOR DESIGN
Susie’s Upper West Side studio, where she led the firm during the height of the pandemic, is featured in Interior Design Magazine.
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10 | 9 | 2020INDIANA UNIVERSITY BICENTENNIAL CARILLON FEATURED IN ARCHITECT MAGAZINE
Following its completion and inaugural bell ringing on January 20th, Indiana University’s new Bicentennial Carillon is published in ARCHITECT Magazine.
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Image Credit: Hadley Fruits, James Brosher / Indiana University
9 | 5 | 2020SITE VISIT TO CENTER FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY AT COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC
Project site visits during COVID times can be unconventional. Susie visited the construction site of the new Center for Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic, in late August, landing on the beach of the oceanfront campus on Frenchman’s Bay. The College’s new Center for Human Ecology includes science laboratories, art studios and humanities classrooms. The timber frame building is designed to passive house standards and is expected to be completed in early 2021.
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