December 29, 2016

Eero Saarinen Documentary Premieres on PBS

This past December, a new documentary examining the work of late architectural legend Eero Saarinen aired in the American Masters series on PBS. KieranTimberlake was proud to sponsor the production of this exciting film. Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw the Future examines some of Saarinen’s most iconic work,…

December 15, 2016

NYU’s 181 Mercer Is Unveiled

A story about KieranTimberlake’s design for a new multi-use building for New York University recently appeared in the Wall Street Journal’s real estate section. In the piece, “NYU Expansion Aims to Make School More Inclusive,” reporter Josh Barbanel describes the design for 181 Mercer, a new…

November 22, 2016

KieranTimberlake Honored by the AIA Philadelphia and AIA Pennsylvania

This fall, KieranTimberlake was honored with several awards from both the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania chapters of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). KieranTimberlake’s work for the Congregation Rodeph Shalom synagogue received a Gold Medal at the local chapter’s annual Design Awards Gala, earning praise from the jury for its…

November 16, 2016

Ground Breaks on Community Center Pavilion

Ground broke last month on the Northern Liberties Neighbors Association’s new Community Center Pavilion. The new pavilion was funded thanks to a grant from the Penn Treaty Special Services District and was designed by KieranTimberlake’s Community Involvement group as part of the firm’s commitment to dedicate…

November 9, 2016

Joanne Aitken Receives Harbeson Award

Last month, the Philadelphia chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) honored KieranTimberlake Associate Joanne Aitken, FAIA, with the John Frederick Harbeson Award. The award, presented annually at the AIA Philadelphia Design Awards celebration, recognizes longtime members of the architectural community and their significant…

September 7, 2016

Report from the Studio: Designing for Hunger Relief

As part of KieranTimberlake’s commitment to dedicate 1% of its time to community service and engagement, the Community Involvement group collaborates with nonprofit organizations on pro-bono projects of various scales. Community Involvement members Fatima Olivieri, Megan Suau, and Laura Willwerth discuss their most recent pro-bono project created in partnership…

September 6, 2016

Harvard University River Houses Receive Accessibility Award

The Boston Society of Architects recently honored Harvard University River Houses Stone Hall, McKinlock Hall, and Dunster House with the William D. Smith Memorial Award. These residence halls, the first three of Harvard’s House Renewal program, were recognized for their successful integration of accessibility…

August 17, 2016

Tally® Wins 2016 R+D Award

Architect magazine recently announced that Tally®, a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) application developed by KT Innovations, has won a 2016 R+D Award. The Autodesk® Revit® plugin is one of only five recipients of this year’s award, which is given annually to specific projects that bring together…

July 13, 2016

New Version of Tally® is Released

Imagine you are able to gain quick insights about the environmental impact of building materials. How might it guide your design decisions? With Tally®, a Revit® plugin developed by KieranTimberlake’s affiliate KT Innovations, designers can interact with and summarize life cycle data based on the materials in…

July 5, 2016

(Not) Designing in Dhaka

In his article “The Dhaka Studio,” Pennsylvania Gazette writer Trey Popp explores the history of the Dhaka Design-Research Laboratory led by KieranTimberlake partners Stephen Kieran and James Timberlake at the University of Pennsylvania School of Design. Having taught at several universities, Kieran…