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T A L L E R (tah-yehr)—
An LA-based architecture studio working at all scales. We believe in a deliberate architecture. We do not follow trends, nor do we aim to create them. We work toward thoughtful design for the betterment of our built environment.


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Reflect

Cambridge, MA



Program: -
Client: Radcliffe Institute
Type: Public Art Proposal
Budget: -
Size: -
Status: Competition, Finalist

This project proposal is intended as physical manifestation of the current bloated nature of our housing stock; it is a gilded cenotaph to our collective aggrandizement of the excessively large single-family home.


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The milled building modules then notch together for a flush connection. At these points the modules are pinned together by a connector consisting of two sections of a standard angle steel profile. The alternating notches on each module allow for the construction to be pieced together as a quasi woven structure. In this way the components flex against each other, providing an inherent rigidity to the structure. The two woven walls are secured together with strip steel structures. These structures also act as the framework to which the “house” units are attached. Each “house” unit is composed of an inner rigid foam skeleton, milled in two pieces. The foam is sealed and then clad by vacuum formed plastic which is painted to a mirror gold finish.



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