architecture, urban design, planning
Construction was recently completed on a rear yard deck in the Fort Greene neighborhood. The deck is slightly cantilevered so that the front beam appears to float free from the supporting columns. All the steel joints are welded to conceal the connections and to give the structure a seamless appearance.
Constrtuction just began on this small observatory in upstate New York. The structure delicately rests above the ground atop four corner piers and is built independent of the central pillar supporting the telescope. The finish and details of the wood exterior are designed to match the main house nearby.
Christopher Stienon participated with the Vita Nouva team to develop reuse options for this former foundary complex just outside downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. The project was part of a broader strategy to repurpose the building to act as a catalyst for local community revitalization.
Christopher Stienon participated with the Vita Nouva team to develop reuse options and urban revitalization strategies for the former Train Depot in Green River, Wyoming.
