Joyce Hwang is a recipient of the 2017 Urban Edge Award, a biennial prize organized by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s School of Architecture and Urban Planning. Other Urban Edge Award recipients this year include Catie Newell, Olalekan Jeyifous, Fionn Byrne, Sergio Lopez-Pineiro, and Aleksandr Mergold. Joyce gave a public talk at UW Milwaukee on February 17, and paired with Fionn Byrne, she co-conducted workshops on adaptive reuse in February 2017, addressing this year’s theme, “FROM WASTE TO WONDER: Working with What Remains.” On April 15, she will participate with all recipients in a symposium at UW Milwaukee, along with keynote speaker Walter Hood, events organizer Assistant Professor Nikole Bouchard, and her students. Read more about the Urban Edge Award in the Architects’ Newspaper.
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- 03. Museum of Slavery
- 03. Putting It Up on the High Line
- 04. Mapping Memory
- 05. Extreme Laundry
- 05. Resuscitating an Instrument of Vision and Pleasure
- 06. Stockholm Public Library
- 07. Bat Pods
- 07. Enticing the Flood
- 07. Regional Zoo
- 08. Intensified Reflections
- 08. White House
- 10. Bat Tower
- 10. Co-Habitat
- 10. Crop Enclosures: Tools for Urban Farming
- 10. Plight of the Bats
- 11. Habitat Wall: Prototype
- 11. Interventions
- 11. Pest Pavilion
- 11. Pest Wall
- 12. Bat Cloud
- 12. Experimental Habitats for New York Rooftops
- 13. Kerrigan-Lowdermilk
- 13. Living Among Pests
- 14. Bat Cloud: Rotterdam
- 15. Habitat Wall: Chicago
- 15. No Crash Zone: Chicago
- 16. Bower
- 18. City Creatures
- 19. Hidden in Plain Sight
- 19. Life Support
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