Introduction
We aspire to architecture unique to its site and circumstance. Rather than imposing a style, we aim to realize poetic and functional architecture where each site is the physical and metaphysical foundation.
We believe in the experiential dimensions of architecture: natural light, daily and seasonal changes, fusion with landscape, spatial progressions, water, materials, and details. Architecture, like music, is an immersive experience.
We engage communities and expert consultants from the beginning of each design. Collaboration underlies our process and advances our aspirations of inclusivity, accessibility, and ecological innovation.
Publications
Exhibitions
Videos
Lectures
Synthesis of the Arts
Artist collaborations
Richard Artschwager project pin up, 2004
Sitting, 2006, by Richard Artschwager, permanently installed at Arts Building West, University of Iowa
‘T’ Space
A project of the Steven Myron Holl Foundation – a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts and architecture organization located in the woods of Rhinebeck, NY.
To learn more, visit tspacerhinebeck.org.
SYNTHESIS OF THE ARTS
‘T’ Space inspires cross-pollination of art, architecture, music, and poetry to foster creativity and to amplify interdisciplinary thinking.
EDUCATION
‘T’ Space inspires cross-pollination of art, architecture, music, and poetry to foster creativity and to amplify interdisciplinary thinking.
ECOLOGY
‘T’ Space inspires cross-pollination of art, architecture, music, and poetry to foster creativity and to amplify interdisciplinary thinking.
Anne Carson poetry reading at ‘T’ Space, Summer 2016
Ann Hamilton: as after is before exhibition, installation view at ‘T’ Space Gallery, 2023
Architecture Residency review with invited critics at the ‘T’ Space Reserve
Architectonics of Music
Music, like architecture, is an immersive experience — it surrounds you. One can turn away from a painting or a work of sculpture, while music and architecture engulf the body in space. “Architectonics of Music” is an ongoing project to develop cross-disciplinary, inspiration-provoking work on new architectural languages, including a studio taught at Columbia University GSAPP co-taught by Steven Holl and Dimitra Tsachrelia with composer Raphael Mostel.
