SITTING TOGETHER
SITTING TOGETHER​
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Inspired by the neighboring Bronx Supreme Courthouse, Sitting Together critiques the established proceedings of courtroom cases. The sculptures will place the plaintiff and defendant within modified witness stands to encourage empathy and understanding, and redefine how we think of conflict resolution. Color and seating direction in each sculpture address the severity of the conflicts.
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Dionisio Cortes Ortega, a co-founder of Rerform Architecture, designed the sculptures and Reform Architecture helped produce the shop drawings and coordinate construction.
CROTON ARCH OF TRIUMPH
Croton Arch of Triumph​
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This one-to-one-scale cross section of the Old Croton Aqueduct unearths the hidden infrastructure of New York City as an homage to foresight, planning, and public service. The aqueduct, which opened in 1842 in an effort to mitigate wide-spread fires and industrial pollution of local water sources, is a feat of ingenuity, engineering, and cooperation among government, community and private enterprise. Cortes Ortega’s monument suggests that learning from history may be a means of confronting the crises we face today.
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Dionisio Cortes Ortega, a co-founder of Reform Architecture, designed the sculptures and Reform Architecture helped produce the shop drawings and coordinate construction.
Doosan gallery
Doosan Gallery Exhibition Design (2018)
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Doosan Gallery, located in Chelsea, hired Reform Architecture to design a temporary exhibition space for the work of the artist Gwangsoo Park. The project consisted of creating additional wall space while maintaining the openness of the main gallery area.
extinction
Extinction
DCO Studio collaborated with actress Raye Levine to design a stage for the play Extinction by Gabe Mckinley. The play was directed by Josh Gladstone and was on view at the John Drew Theater at Guild Hall in East Hampton.
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