Aaron Davis is a partner at PRE, a New York City-based Design and Research studio, and has just completed a book with the office on the role of “practice” in architecture. Through a series of interviews with notable practitioners, the book seeks to gain a critical perspective on the strategies, both methodological and operational, of a contemporary architecture practice.
Aaron earned his Master of Architecture from the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation in 2009 where he earned a William Kinne Travelling Fellowship. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Cincinnati in 2004 where he was an Honor's Scholar and a Cincinnatus Fellowship recipient.
The misappropriation of Minimalist Art as a purely formal and aesthetic means of non-expression has resulted in no less than an adulteration of the politics implicit in the work. The revisionist historicism of the moveme[...]
October 14, 2009
