Submissions 0176-0186

Naoto Kumazawa

This proposed BCA Plaza is a reflection of the ever changing landscape of Boston, reflection of a history of the “ground” created by the hands of human and time. (more...)

Michael Seymour and Jason Walker, Mississippi State University

The design for the Boston Center for the Arts plaza creates a vibrant and flexible urban space with year-round applications. (more...)

Konstantin Simoun

Flagship

Have you seen the two masts of the ship that docked at the corner of Clarendon and Tremont streets? (more...)

Herman workplace for architecture

Urban Partition

An Urban Partition for staging of BCA’s events. (more...)

Aaron Dorf, Kirsten Hively, Rebecca Hutchinson, Adam Modesitt- Harvard Graduate School of Design

PanOptical Camouflage

PanOptical Camouflage inverts the cyclorama by bringing the memory of the circular viewing screen outside of the building walls. (more...)

Anne Lusk, Ph.D. Harvard School of Public Health.
Heather Dietrichson, LEED, designer
Lauren Charest, architecture student, Massachusetts Community College

Art That Moves You

This entry proposes The Boston Center for the Arts as the epicenter for showcasing “Art That Moves You” or art that pulls at your heart strings and entreats you to engage in physical activity by walking or bicycling to the rewarding destination or being active at the destination. (more...)

Xefirotarch - Hernan Diaz-Alonso, Principal. Joshua M. Taron, Project Designer

Ripley

Epiphyte (ep·i·phyte) n. def: A plant, such as a tropical orchid or a staghorn fern, that grows on another plant upon which it depends for mechanical support but not for nutrients. (more...)

Leann Benkart, Susanne Wilson, and Kristina York, The Ohio State University

What's Your View?

With over 125 years behind it, the Cyclorama has contributed to the character of many different visions of the community. (more...)

Ming-yu Ho, Ray Nagahata, and Christopher Akyanian

Active Fields, Active Arts

Landscape as a Medium of Communication (more...)