Credits
After the Flood: Building on Higher Ground
A+D Museum > LA



   

Christian Ditlev Bruun, Curator, Exhibit Design

A+D Museum, Los Angeles contributors:

Origianlly presented by
the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State>>

Organized by
Christian D. Bruun
Anthony Fontenot
ARCHITECTURAL RECORD



A+D MUSEUM >>
Tibbie Dunbar

Volunteers:
Yulee Kim
Bernice Ngo
Leon Wood
Mira Lee
Hannah Chang



Thanks to:
Leanne Mella,
Lea Perez, U.S. Department of State
Brian Guss, U.S. Department of State
Marisa Benton, U.S. Department of State


Original contributors:

Jens Holm, Exhibit Design
Robert Ivy, Commissioner
Suzanne Stephens, Vice-Commissioner
Clifford A. Pearson, Vice-Commissioner

Exhibition Design:
Jens Holm
, Exhibition Designer
Christian Ditlev Bruun, Exhibition Designer
Exhibition Design Team:
Charles Esteves
Lorenzo Mattii
David Marchisotto,
Research
Mike Huang,
3D modeling
Keely Colcleugh,
3D Visualization

Reed Kroloff, Dean, Tulane School of Architecture
Anna Egger-Schlesinger, Graphic Designer
Paula Kelly, Brochure Designer
Laura Viscusi, Corporate Sponsorships
Barbara Kroll, Sponsor Relations

Organized by Architectural Record




With support from:





Original Donors:
Rockwell Group, FXFowle, Gund Partnership, Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz, Kohn Pedersen Fox, NBBJ, Perkins Eastman, Perkins & Will, Zimmer Gunsul Frasca, Pei Cobb Freed, Pelli Clarke Pelli, Studios Architecture, EDAW, Davis Brody Bond, Elise Jaffe + Jeffrey Brown, Johnson Fain, Alexander Gorlin Architects, Tsao & McKown, Voorsanger Architects, Gruzen Samton, Lance Brown, and Christopher Nolan

Other original contributors:
The American Architectural Foundation, Montenidoli Wines, New World Manufacturing, Seattle Tarp Company, Skybox Realty, Bay Rubber Company, Seattle Textiles, Seaman Corporation, and Brown Innovations.

Film & Photography
© Neil Alexander and Michael Goodman

Film clip from “Design/e2,” a television series on sustainable architecture, produced bykontentreal.


   


Michael Goodman
From helicopters and on the ground, photographerGoodman documented the scale and scope of the hurricane’s aftermath in New Orleans. Both abstract and immediate, his work offers a variety of perspectives on the confrontation between the built and the natural environments.

Neil Alexander
Architectural photographer and documentary
filmmaker Alexander remained in New Orleans
during Hurricane Katrina. Excerpts from his video An Eye in the Storm lend a human face to the harrowing days of this disaster.
  
 
     
     
     
 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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