2014 Residency: Total Reset
Mayor de Blasio has declared a “total reset” for public housing in New York. At the same time, the decline of affordable housing options has become New Yorkers' greatest concern. In response, Total Reset presents four innovative research and design proposals for public and affordable housing in New York, created by the inaugural Institute for Public Architecture Fellows (IPA). The Fellows were in residence in Sugar Hill and developed their projects over the course of the exhibition, connecting design, policy, and community engagement. Total Reset featured public workshops with Sugar Hill community members, housing experts, and designers.
A summer 2014 "Total Reset" exhibition was on view in the Sugar Hill Apartments, as part of the No Longer Empty's "If You Build It," in addition to a dedicated website for the residency.
SUPPORT
The Institute for Public Architecture acknowledges our generous “Total Reset” supporters.
Sponsors Artec Construction Morris Adjmi
Supporters Belden Tri-State Building Materials James Cohan Gallery The Hudson Companies Shoshana Perry and Noel Wiggins
Friends Andrew Bellak Pat Sapinsley Brad Stonberg