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Pleasejoin us tomorrow afternoon for my studio’s final review at Princeton School of Architecture. #StudioNeri. #lyndonneri#neriandhu @princetonarchitecture.
Studio Vita Activa & The Common World
A Palimpsest of Justice in New York Chinatown
This design studio operates as an act of architectural activism. We will use the urgent, real-world program of social housing and a community school on the contested site of the Manhattan Detention Complex (“The Tombs”) to explore a central question: How can architecture perform a therapeutic, civic function by transforming a space of confinement into a space of emancipation, actively cultivating Hannah Arendt’s Vita Activa in a community under existential threat?

Our inquiry is framed by the fundamental dialectic between the public and private realm, now supercharged by the site’s history. We will investigate how architecture can negotiate this tension and the site’s violent legacy to foster a resilient community capable of action, work, and belonging, directly confronting gentrification, cultural erosion, and the politics of memory.

Pleasejoin us tomorrow afternoon for my studio’s final review at Princeton School of Architecture. #StudioNeri. #lyndonneri#neriandhu @princetonarchitecture.
Studio Vita Activa & The Common World
A Palimpsest of Justice in New York Chinatown
This design studio operates as an act of architectural activism. We will use the urgent, real-world program of social housing and a community school on the contested site of the Manhattan Detention Complex (“The Tombs”) to explore a central question: How can architecture perform a therapeutic, civic function by transforming a space of confinement into a space of emancipation, actively cultivating Hannah Arendt’s Vita Activa in a community under existential threat?

Our inquiry is framed by the fundamental dialectic between the public and private realm, now supercharged by the site’s history. We will investigate how architecture can negotiate this tension and the site’s violent legacy to foster a resilient community capable of action, work, and belonging, directly confronting gentrification, cultural erosion, and the politics of memory.

Pleasejoin us tomorrow afternoon for my studio’s final review at Princeton School of Architecture. #StudioNeri. #lyndonneri#neriandhu @princetonarchitecture.
Studio Vita Activa & The Common World
A Palimpsest of Justice in New York Chinatown
This design studio operates as an act of architectural activism. We will use the urgent, real-world program of social housing and a community school on the contested site of the Manhattan Detention Complex (“The Tombs”) to explore a central question: How can architecture perform a therapeutic, civic function by transforming a space of confinement into a space of emancipation, actively cultivating Hannah Arendt’s Vita Activa in a community under existential threat?

Our inquiry is framed by the fundamental dialectic between the public and private realm, now supercharged by the site’s history. We will investigate how architecture can negotiate this tension and the site’s violent legacy to foster a resilient community capable of action, work, and belonging, directly confronting gentrification, cultural erosion, and the politics of memory.

Each year, before the chaos of Salone begins, I make time for one quiet ritual: visiting Santa Maria presso San Satiro, a small chapel by Bramante buried deep in Milan’s dense urban fabric. It is more than a hidden gem. It is an anchor for all the noise of this week. Bramante’s churchis not a deception but a revelation. Faced with a site too shallow for a traditional apse, he did not retreat to a reduced plan. Instead, he constructed depth through perspective, a painted and sculpted space compressed into just ninety-seven centimeters. In this sense , architecture operates as much through the projection of spatial experience as through measured extension. The church reminds us that depth is not only built but also beheld. Ideas worth holding close as we present our new products this week. #bramante #salone2026 #milan #neriandhu

Each year, before the chaos of Salone begins, I make time for one quiet ritual: visiting Santa Maria presso San Satiro, a small chapel by Bramante buried deep in Milan’s dense urban fabric. It is more than a hidden gem. It is an anchor for all the noise of this week. Bramante’s churchis not a deception but a revelation. Faced with a site too shallow for a traditional apse, he did not retreat to a reduced plan. Instead, he constructed depth through perspective, a painted and sculpted space compressed into just ninety-seven centimeters. In this sense , architecture operates as much through the projection of spatial experience as through measured extension. The church reminds us that depth is not only built but also beheld. Ideas worth holding close as we present our new products this week. #bramante #salone2026 #milan #neriandhu

Each year, before the chaos of Salone begins, I make time for one quiet ritual: visiting Santa Maria presso San Satiro, a small chapel by Bramante buried deep in Milan’s dense urban fabric. It is more than a hidden gem. It is an anchor for all the noise of this week. Bramante’s churchis not a deception but a revelation. Faced with a site too shallow for a traditional apse, he did not retreat to a reduced plan. Instead, he constructed depth through perspective, a painted and sculpted space compressed into just ninety-seven centimeters. In this sense , architecture operates as much through the projection of spatial experience as through measured extension. The church reminds us that depth is not only built but also beheld. Ideas worth holding close as we present our new products this week. #bramante #salone2026 #milan #neriandhu

Each year, before the chaos of Salone begins, I make time for one quiet ritual: visiting Santa Maria presso San Satiro, a small chapel by Bramante buried deep in Milan’s dense urban fabric. It is more than a hidden gem. It is an anchor for all the noise of this week. Bramante’s churchis not a deception but a revelation. Faced with a site too shallow for a traditional apse, he did not retreat to a reduced plan. Instead, he constructed depth through perspective, a painted and sculpted space compressed into just ninety-seven centimeters. In this sense , architecture operates as much through the projection of spatial experience as through measured extension. The church reminds us that depth is not only built but also beheld. Ideas worth holding close as we present our new products this week. #bramante #salone2026 #milan #neriandhu

Milan, at last. First order of business: a lecture at the Politecnico di Milano, where we were greeted by the extraordinary facade of Gio Ponti. Many thanks to Angelo Lunati for the generous introduction and for hosting us on this vibrant campus. @angelolunati @_onsitestudio_ @polimi #milan #lecture #politecnicodimilano #architecture #neriandhu

Milan, at last. First order of business: a lecture at the Politecnico di Milano, where we were greeted by the extraordinary facade of Gio Ponti. Many thanks to Angelo Lunati for the generous introduction and for hosting us on this vibrant campus. @angelolunati @_onsitestudio_ @polimi #milan #lecture #politecnicodimilano #architecture #neriandhu

Milan, at last. First order of business: a lecture at the Politecnico di Milano, where we were greeted by the extraordinary facade of Gio Ponti. Many thanks to Angelo Lunati for the generous introduction and for hosting us on this vibrant campus. @angelolunati @_onsitestudio_ @polimi #milan #lecture #politecnicodimilano #architecture #neriandhu

Milan, at last. First order of business: a lecture at the Politecnico di Milano, where we were greeted by the extraordinary facade of Gio Ponti. Many thanks to Angelo Lunati for the generous introduction and for hosting us on this vibrant campus. @angelolunati @_onsitestudio_ @polimi #milan #lecture #politecnicodimilano #architecture #neriandhu

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

The Catalan architects continue to produce extraordinary housing projects. One may disagree with certain design directions, but their ethos remains remarkably consistent: they keep the social dimension of housing at the very forefront. Henri Lefebvre’s idea of the production of space offers a useful lens. Catalan social housing does not treat space as a neutral container or a mere commodity. Instead, it actively produces space as a social relationship, one shaped by use, encounter, and collective life. #laterpost #princetonuniversity #studiotrip #housing #barcelona

Images 1&2:La Borda Cooperative Housing by Lacol
Image 3&4 Social Housing 1737 by H Arquitectes
Images 5 &6: Greenhouse 140 by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 7 &8: Modulus Matrix by Peris + Toral Arquitectes
Images 9 &10 : La Pedrera by Antoni Gaudí
Images 11- 13 Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill
Image 14: Casade la Marina by José Antonio Coderch
Image 15: José Antonio Coderch

Milan, here we come …
five brands, two lectures,
and one city
that continues to inspire!

Find us at:
Agape — Via Statuto 12
Cassina — Via Durini 16
Editions Milano — Salone del Mobile, Hall 24 D39
Moooi — Via Tortona 27
Mutina — Via Cernaia 1A

Conversations:
April 17 · Lyndon Neri & Rossana Hu @ Politecnico di Milano, 5:00pm
April 22 · Lyndon Neri @ Agape talk session, 3:00–3:45pm

Save the dates and we‘ll see you in the Milan

#milandesignweek #MDW2026 #salonedelmobile #neriandhu @nerilyndon @rossanahu @agapebathrooms @cassinaofficial @editionsmilano @moooi @mutinaceramics

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Thank you, Eva and Ricardo, for showing us Casa Beckett and, more importantly, for opening up your remarkable practice, an architectural studio dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice. It was truly a privilege for my students from Princeton to experience your beautiful studio, where one encounters the unmistakable traces of hand drawing, cardboard models, and hanging lanterns. It is a practice that reveals a different kind of process and one that ultimately unlocks new intellectual possibilities and challenges the conventions of architecture. @eva_prats_arch @ricardo_flores_arch @floresyprats @princetonarchitecture #neristudio #neriandhu

Stepping into Anton and Debora’s world feels like entering a magical playground where science and art collide. From the Hemeroscopium House they called home , built from repurposed concrete channels originally used for highways and irrigation systems to their fabric lab, which seamlessly combines an office, workshop, and gallery, one cannot help but be mesmerized by their many ideas. They are a daring ensemble pushing the boundaries of architecture. I came for just a short visit, but left feeling hopeful that architecture is very much alive and in good hands with visionaries like them. @anton_ensamble @debora_ensamble #ensamble #madrid #architecture

Stepping into Anton and Debora’s world feels like entering a magical playground where science and art collide. From the Hemeroscopium House they called home , built from repurposed concrete channels originally used for highways and irrigation systems to their fabric lab, which seamlessly combines an office, workshop, and gallery, one cannot help but be mesmerized by their many ideas. They are a daring ensemble pushing the boundaries of architecture. I came for just a short visit, but left feeling hopeful that architecture is very much alive and in good hands with visionaries like them. @anton_ensamble @debora_ensamble #ensamble #madrid #architecture

Stepping into Anton and Debora’s world feels like entering a magical playground where science and art collide. From the Hemeroscopium House they called home , built from repurposed concrete channels originally used for highways and irrigation systems to their fabric lab, which seamlessly combines an office, workshop, and gallery, one cannot help but be mesmerized by their many ideas. They are a daring ensemble pushing the boundaries of architecture. I came for just a short visit, but left feeling hopeful that architecture is very much alive and in good hands with visionaries like them. @anton_ensamble @debora_ensamble #ensamble #madrid #architecture

Stepping into Anton and Debora’s world feels like entering a magical playground where science and art collide. From the Hemeroscopium House they called home , built from repurposed concrete channels originally used for highways and irrigation systems to their fabric lab, which seamlessly combines an office, workshop, and gallery, one cannot help but be mesmerized by their many ideas. They are a daring ensemble pushing the boundaries of architecture. I came for just a short visit, but left feeling hopeful that architecture is very much alive and in good hands with visionaries like them. @anton_ensamble @debora_ensamble #ensamble #madrid #architecture

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Exploring the architectural and emotional depth of Igualada Cemetery, a masterpiece by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós, with my Princeton students in Barcelona . @princetonarchitecture #neriandhu #barcelona #architecture #landscape #igualada

Lyndon Neri (@nerilyndon), Hon. FAIA and Rossana Hu (@rossanahu), Hon. FAIA, Founding Partners of Neri&Hu Design and Research Office, will be delivering the fourth annual Bob & Sherry Faust Distinguished Lecture, organized by Auburn University School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture (APLA). This annual event honors the legacy of Robert L. Faust, Professor Emeritus of Architecture and the support of Professor Faust‘s wife Sherry. @au_apla @au_cadc

The lecture will take place on March 20, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (CDT), at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center, Auburn.

For more details about the lecture, please click:
https://cadc.auburn.edu/architecture/news/bob-sherry-faust-distinguished-lecture/

#neriandhu #auburn #auapla #architecture #lecture

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

It was a wonderful experience to see so many of Sanaa’s interventions in person on the small island of Inujima, where industrial ruins and traditional village life exist side by side. These modest projects are quietly transformative, remarkable for their subtlety and precision. Their sophistication speaks to an obsessive dedication to refinement. A process of stripping away every unnecessary gesture until only the essential remains. #sanaa #inujima #japan #architecture #adaptivereuse

Lyndon Neri, Hon. FAIA (@nerilyndon), and Rossana Hu (@rossanahu), Hon. FAIA, Founding Partners of Neri&Hu Design and Research Office, have been invited to deliver a lecture as part of the Pratt Sessions at Pratt Institute in New York. @pratt_galaud @prattsoa

The subject of this lecture is a paper prepared for the International Committee of Architectural Critics (CICA), forthcoming from Park Books, Zurich, under the title Architecture between Autonomy and Engagement. The paper‘s theme provides a framework for examining how architectural practice navigates between two seemingly opposing ideals: Autonomy and Engagement.

Pratt Sessions are a format for discourse at the Department of Graduate Architecture, Landscape, and Urban Design. Each session is devoted to an in-depth exploration of a single project by one author or practice.

The lecture will take place on March 6, 2026, from 6:15 PM to 8:15 PM (EST), at Higgins Hall Auditorium, Pratt Institute School of Architecture, Brooklyn.

For more details about the lecture, please click: https://www.pratt.edu/events/pratt-sessions-neri-hu/

#neriandhu #PrattSOA #PrattGALAUD #architecture #lecture

Among Gio Ponti’s three churches in Milan, San Luca (1957) stands out for its elegant facade of grey tiles and cantilevered roof. The entrance plane tilts subtly inward, bisected by a vertical ribbon of glass that marks the axis of symmetry. While not my personal favorite among Ponti’s sacred works, it holds several details worth noting. #latergram #milan #sacredspaces #ponti #architecture

Among Gio Ponti’s three churches in Milan, San Luca (1957) stands out for its elegant facade of grey tiles and cantilevered roof. The entrance plane tilts subtly inward, bisected by a vertical ribbon of glass that marks the axis of symmetry. While not my personal favorite among Ponti’s sacred works, it holds several details worth noting. #latergram #milan #sacredspaces #ponti #architecture

Among Gio Ponti’s three churches in Milan, San Luca (1957) stands out for its elegant facade of grey tiles and cantilevered roof. The entrance plane tilts subtly inward, bisected by a vertical ribbon of glass that marks the axis of symmetry. While not my personal favorite among Ponti’s sacred works, it holds several details worth noting. #latergram #milan #sacredspaces #ponti #architecture

Among Gio Ponti’s three churches in Milan, San Luca (1957) stands out for its elegant facade of grey tiles and cantilevered roof. The entrance plane tilts subtly inward, bisected by a vertical ribbon of glass that marks the axis of symmetry. While not my personal favorite among Ponti’s sacred works, it holds several details worth noting. #latergram #milan #sacredspaces #ponti #architecture