THE ASV BLOG
— by JANICE NINAN
LESSONS THAT OUTLAST STUDIO
Studio Saturdays | What we carry forward from Architecture school isn’t just technique - it’s a way of seeing the world.
LANDSCAPE AS A THRESHOLD
Threshold Thursdays | The Anderson Japanese Garden unfolds as a quiet threshold - guiding the body from movement into mindful stillness.
PRESERVED IN PROGRESS
WIP Wednesday | The Cathedral that never stops being Built — Preservation Lessons from Cologne’s Kölner Dom.
‘CAN’-tilever Fever
Story Sundays | How we replicated a snippet of Chicago’s iconic Architectural Skyline in Cans of Food — and Built Community along the way.
THE CAMERA AS A THRESHOLD
Threshold Thursdays | Framing, Exclusion, and the Architecture of Narrative
MATERIALITY OF A BUILDING IS CODE, TOO
Tactile Tuesdays | On durability, disaster, and why material choices of core and shell matter.
OPEN HOUSE CHICAGO
Story Sundays | From Volunteer to Participant in Chicago’s Architectural Story
GUARDIANS OF PROJECT THRESHOLDS
Threshold Thursdays | How Architecture Projects cross from Vision to Reality
TEXT AS TEXTURE. LIGHT AS DIALOGUE.
Tactile Tuesdays | The Tactile Poetry of the Museum of the Future.
JAPAN, 2011 - AND THE ECHO I FEEL TO THIS DAY
Story Sundays | When memory, myth, and the ground beneath us converge.
Birthing a Design Practice with Many Voices
Studio Saturdays | Janice’s vision for Architecture Speaks Volumes
STEEL, SHADOWS AND SILENCE
Feature Fridays | A Moment with the Wassily Chair at Bauhaus Dessau
A NEW SKIN FOR A POSTMODERN ICON
WIP Wednesdays | Watching the Thompson Center’s Evolution
