Why do we remember buildings, locations, and experiences? Even a place visited in our childhood can conjure emotions that make an impact on us through the memories they create. Angela Brooks and Larry Scarpa explain that the work of Brooks + Scarpa Architects aspires to make a lasting impression out of even a brief encounter. “We try to leave something behind,” says Scarpa, “something ingrained in people’s memory that sticks with them.”
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Scarpa + Brooks Explore How Architecture Can Shape Memory
https://www.archdaily.com/896253/scarpa-plus-brooks-explore-how-architecture-can-shape-memoryJack McManus
Video About Housing for LA's Homeless Wins AIA's I Look Up Film Challenge
The 4-minute film "Community by Design: Skid Row Housing Trust," directed by Myles Kramer, has been selected by as the winner of the AIA's annual I Look Up Film Challenge. Winning out against 81 other entries, the film investigates the impact and approach of the Skid Row Housing Trust, which creates homes for homeless people in Los Angeles, with the help of renowned architects such as Michael Maltzan Architecture and Brooks + Scarpa Architects.
https://www.archdaily.com/880044/video-about-housing-for-las-homeless-wins-aias-i-look-up-film-challengeRory Stott
The Six / Brooks + Scarpa Architects
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Architects: Brooks + Scarpa Architects
- Area: 40250 ft²
- Year: 2016
https://www.archdaily.com/877376/the-six-affordable-housing-brooks-plus-scarpa-architectsCristobal Rojas