CMS Architecture & Design

04/09/2015

Throwback Thursday video from Shelter Island

12/22/2014

Use your noodle.

06/09/2014

The Great American Architect Introduces His Modernism in Miniature

06/03/2014

American minimalist artist Donald Judd was born today in 1928.

From the early 1970's onward, Judd engaged with issues of site and presentation and with the problem of created spaces, as opposed to space treated simply as a surround. A first glimpse of 'Untitled' fifteen cubic boxes in Douglas fir plywood, allows us to recognize that, while the dimensions are identical, each box differs from the others, presenting, in Judd's words, the opening of a new spatial possibility. This multipartite, serial work presents an open system that could be endlessly expanded. The use of a fine fir plywood allowed Judd to work comfortably with dimensions and shapes that other materials would not easily allow without bending or buckling.

Donald Judd, 'Untitled, 1976'. 15 boxes, 36 x 60 x 60 each, plywood 5/8 inch thick. Dia Art Foundation; Gift of the Brown Foundation. Currently on view at Dia:Beacon, Beacon, New York.

05/04/2014

Let's eat! Itadakimasu!

03/29/2014

The Tribeca area recently received a big blast from the past with the reopening of a neighborhood treasure: Dylan Prime. The large, beautiful and venerated

03/10/2014

The Old New Classic, Dylan Prime.

03/06/2014

12/22/2013

First Look at the Revamped Dylan Prime, Now Open With a Brand-New Menu
http://www.grubstreet.com/2013/12/dylan-prime-reopens.html?mid=twitter_grubst

Welcome back.

11/24/2013