CADE - CHI-DESIGN COMPETITION | CHICAGO BIENNIAL
Janice was part of STL’s competition team whose design made it to the curated selection of competition entries that were shortlisted for a major exhibition during the first Chicago Architecture Biennial.
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Recognition
Shortlisted finalist for exhibit at 1st Chicago Biennial
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2015 | 2016
The Chicago Architecture Biennial, in general, explores innovative ideas in architecture and design through exhibitions, talks, and events, with the goal of engaging the public and imagining the future of the field. The 2015|2016 ChiDesign competition aimed to design a Center for Architecture, Design and Education (CADE) that included a new CAF headquarters, visitor center, exhibition spaces, a design and allied arts high school, and flexible learning spaces. Janice was part of STL’s competition team whose design made it to the curated selection of competition entries that were shortlisted for a major exhibition during the first Chicago Architecture Biennial that provided a platform for public engagement and review of architectural ideas.
LIGHT MUSEUM
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.
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01/01/000
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01/01/000
WW1 MEMORIAL DESIGN | FINALIST
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.
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01/01/000
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01/01/000
FEEK YOUR IMAGINATION FURNITURE DESIGN | WINNER
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.
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Recognition
Winner
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FEEK
Year
01/01/000
reFORTIFY PLAY-FORT DESIGN | KID’S CHOICE AWARD
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.
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01/01/000
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01/01/000
CANSTRUCTION | CAN-TILEVER FEVER | TEAM POP
Janice was the team captain for TEAM-POP and oversaw the coordination of the design and execution of the project CAN-tilever fever; including coordinating team members from the various firms, managing finances, procuring of food cans, creation of drawings, CNC cutting templates, and graphic design of posters and T-Shirts.
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Merchandise Mart, Chicago
Team
Team POP
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GCFD -Greater Chicago Food Depository
Year
2014
Canstruction is an annual event in which teams design and build structures made entirely from canned foods within a 10’x10’x8′ space. The items are later donated to the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
Team POP - Power of Partnerships designed and built their concept CAN-tilever fever which was a composition of the operable cantilever bridges of Chicago against the backdrop of Chicago’s skyline represented by the iconic Sears and Hancock towers and complete with the Chicago river and a Chicago boat taxi as well.
The event was featured on the news channel - NBC 5 Chicago who had partnered with GCFD to cover the various builds by the numerous design teams.
INK OF THE WEEK | Team POP T-Shirts
Janice’s design of the Team POP T-shirts for CANstruction 2014 won Custom ink’s contest - ‘ink of the week’ and was featured on their website.
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01/01/000
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CANstruction
Year
2014
TEMPORALSCAPE
One Site, Infinite Solutions
Ideas competition – Haynie’s Corner
Team – FGM Chicago
Janice Ninan | Ryan Bloom | Alison Schneider | Robert Chorazy | Michael Johnson | Dan Purpura
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01/01/000
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“Change is the only constant in life”. - Heraclitus
Temporalscape is an urban space that encourages infinite possibilities. Hovering roof
planes and ground plane modifications designate ‘temporal zones’ on the site that
respond to the immediate surroundings - galleries, bar/restaurant, theater, and retail.
Users of all age groups can host, participate in and enjoy activities outdoors while
providing opportunities for artistic amalgamation. The open design transforms ‘Haynie’s
Corner’ into an ideal venue for hosting the annual ‘Funk in the City’ art festival, which is
a conglomeration of artists near and far. Temporalscape allows users to ‘make place
from space’, marrying the temporal activities and varying climate with creative energy
and community connectivity.
