Category: vM.a_Studio: Victoria Meyers architect
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Above: v.Ma_Studio's interpretation of WaTER: WaterFall Table
Water: Oil on Canvas: Karen Gunderson
Above: v.Ma_Studio: DWi.P: a 30,000 square foot public Community Center at Battery Park City:
A 320 foot long glass facade with an etched finish referencing WaTER.DWi.P: a building whose ground floor houses pools of WaTER.
A building that sits West of the World Trade Center Memorial fountain and east of the Hudson River.
Karen Gunderson: WaTER: oil on canvas
Takemitsu: photograph of Water/ Sky
Above: WaterFall Table: vMa_Studio
Each of these images are artistic interpretations of WaTER.
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Victoria Meyers architect has conducted investigations into WaTER and how WaTER affects architecture. Projects by vM.a_Studio that reference water. Research into aesthetic interpretations of WaTER include works by artist Karen Gunderson. Gunderson is an artist who devoted her art to revealing aspects of water, sky, and the natural world through the manipulation of oil on canvas, as well as through pencil drawings on paper. I've used Gunderson's paintings as teaching tools in architectural design studios at Columbia University, Cornell University, and elsewhere.
Karen Gunderson: Studies of WaTER
Above: Karen Gunderson: Water
Above: Water on display at Battery Park City's Teardrop Park. vM.a_Studio, with hMa/ with Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates. vM.a_Studio, with hMa, had design oversight for Battery Park City's North Neighborhood.
Above: WaterFall table designed by Victoria Meyers for vM.a_Studio.
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