Between Full-Time Teaching, and Their Journal, Project, Medium Office Does it All

2018-04-09T09:00:00-04:00

Medium Office is an architecture practice based in Los Angeles and New York. Founded by Alfie Koetter and Emmett Zeifman, their work has been exhibited at the A+D Museum in Los Angeles, Harvard Graduate School of Design in Cambridge, Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York, Yale School of Architecture in New Haven, and elsewhere. Full-time teachers at USC and Columbia's GSAPP, respectively, the two also find the time to run Project Journal, a publication of both visual and written work that engages in critical architectural discourse.

For this week's Small Studio Snapshot, we talk with the duo about their many ventures, and how they split their time between them all.

Screen/Print #16: Project Journal's "Issue 3", featuring a conversation with Neil Denari

2014-05-21T10:32:00-04:00

Project Journal is a place for critical architectural discourse, with few restrictions regarding content, but an insistence on zealous, young voices. The journal aims simply to provide a platform for new, potentially dissenting ideas in architecture, but (as the name implies) was initially inspired by discussions with practicing architects about the motivations and explanations behind individual projects. For its third issue, featured here, Project Journal is now published under the Consolidated Urbanism nonprofit, its prior two issues made possible via Kickstarter.

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Between Full-Time Teaching, and Their Journal, Project, Medium Office Does it All

Screen/Print #16: Project Journal's "Issue 3", featuring a conversation with Neil Denari