Hariri & Hariri – Architecture

“Hariri & Hariri – Architecture” was established in New York City by Iranian-born sisters Gisue Hariri and Mojgan Hariri in 1986. The integration of digital technology, inventive use of materials, a sense of place, and social agenda – qualities often considered mutually exclusive in architecture – catalytically coexist in Hariri & Hariri’s dynamic work. Their pure understanding of light and space, and the philosophical search for the essence of existence is a consistent theme in all of their projects. Through this dedication to the research and construction of innovative ideas, the firm has completed a number of high-profile projects, including the now iconic Sagaponac House, the first of numerous homes by internationally acclaimed architects gathered by the late Coco Brown for his “Houses at Sagaponac” development.

Juan Valdez Flagship Café, Hariri & Hariri – Architecture/New York & RIR Arquitectos/Bogotá, New York 2004 (Photo: Paul Warchol) Publications: Hariri & Hariri Houses, residential projects in New York, Long Island, Miami, Connecticut and The Hague/Netherlands, Monograph Rizzoli International Publications, 2006. Awards: Academy Award in Architecture, American Academy of Arts and Letters, 2005; Hospitality Design Award 2005; Hall of Fame, Interior Design Magazine, 2005; Women in Design Awards 2006 (Winner); International Competition Sternbrauerei Salzburg 2006 (Winner) and others. Exhibitions: The firm’s work has been exhibited internationally in numerous museums, galleries and architectural institutions. National Building Museum, Washington; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt/Main; Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona and others. « vorherige Seite | nächste Seite »