Designing Lighting
Eric
Dwell Magazine just published a great story on our North Fork beach house. It has been featured on the homepage of dwell.com. The article, written by Stephen Zacks, features photography by Frank Oudeman and Nicole Franzen. The photographs also highlight the project’s interiors designed by Jennifer Bunsa. You can read an archived copy of the full article here. Return to: Jamesport Beach House
Material connections are coming together inside our under-construction 670 Union Street condo building. Natural wood flooring intersects with custom MESH-designed tiles.
Time-lapse footage documents erection of our mass timber structural frame. Watch pre-cut members get hoisted into place. Return to: 670 Union Street
This week the scaffold came down from the front façade of our Union Street timber building, revealing the brick wall. Return to: 670 Union Street
This is the new MESH web site. We built it this summer (thank you, Hugo, Kimberlyn, and Max) on the WordPress platform. The concept is very simple: we can now publish project updates and news here at the front and connect the updates to their parent projects.
So instead of waiting until a project is finished to upload pretty pictures and a bit of text, we can document the process along the way. By the end of a project we will have a series of posts, with images, to tell the story (in a mercifully abbreviated fashion).
We hope you enjoy it. Inevitably we will be squashing bugs over the next month or two. Please don’t hesitate to send feedback to office {at} mesh.nyc!
After a series of misfortunes, including COVID and storm flooding, the middle school building outside Kathmandu is nearly finished. Kids are already using the classrooms. We received these photos from the construction team there, which has done a superb job. With numerous setbacks and limited resources they constructed an inspiring addition to the school.