This week's picks for NYC architecture and design events

Josep Lluís Mateo: Footprints | March 27

For The Architectural League of New York's Current Work lecture series, architect Josep Lluís Mateo will discuss three of his projects: the Cultural Center of Castelo Branco, the Film Theatre of Catalonia, and the Prague National Gallery Entrance Hall.

Wharton Esherick: Synthesizing Art, Design, Crafts, Architecture | March 28

Design historian Daniella Ohad will moderate a panel discussion between Carolyn Coal (filmmaker), Dr. Robert Aibel (collector, scholar, and dealer), and Paul Eisenhauer (former executive director and curator of the Wharton Esherick Museum), which will follow a screening of “I Am Known as an Artist”, a documentary focusing on the godfather of the Studio Furniture Movement and inventor of Art Furniture, Wharton Esherick.

Pedro&Juana: Assembly of Pigs, Pots and Philodendrons | March 29

Mexico City-based architecture practice Pedro&Juana will give a presentation in New York for the first time. The lecture will be a comprehensive introduction of their most recent work and will dive into their process of thinking through design.

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