"All That is Solid..." studio led by James Huemoeller and Beryl Allen Travels to Stewart, BC
Students travelled north for a site visit to Stewart, BC as part of the "All That is Solid..." studio led by James Huemoeller and Beryl Allen.
514 Victoria Street to Provide Much Needed Housing Options to Historic Town
Client talks about the multi-family housing project within the context of a changing community. In a community dominated by single-family housing the town needs options for other affordable types of living.
James Huemoeller to Present Recent Work at CAP
James and Katharine Huemoeller will present the recent progress on the Contrada Agnese Project at Morgantina, Sicily
“Conceptualizing the Technical: Dene Nahjo Cultural and Social Innovation Centre” Studio led by James Huemoeller
This spring, James Huemoeller will be teaching a graduate comprehensive studio at UBC SALA titled “Conceptualizing the Technical: Dene Nahjo Cultural and Social Innovation Centre”. This studio will focus on conceptualizing technical material in the design process. In this current project, that program describes a new building for the Dene Nahjo Cultural and Social Innovation Centre, in Yellowknife.
True Images
A short essay looking at the Veronica, an object made sacred by virtue of it being not made by the human hand. A series of re-representations of the veronica image of Christ accompany the essay exploring its status as the true image.
Observations on Communities with a Resource Dependency
Understanding the urban dynamics that shapes architecture in the time of a climate crises through research into resource dependent communities.
James Huemoeller teaches a studio “Our Aging Network”
We are aging. Not just us, but everyone, together. It is no secret that, for lack of a better term “developed” nations are aging at a potentially unsustainable rate. Canada, while not necessarily leading the way, is still expected to see its over 65 population constitute over half the population. Where does architecture live within this context?
James Huemoeller teaches a studio “BoomTOWNS: Volatility in the Urban Landscape”
Just three months ago a wildfire swept through the Alberta town of Fort McMurray destroying homes and businesses in its path. It brought to the forefront of international news an entity many thought long was gone: the boomtown. This studio taught by James Huemoeller at UBC SALA explores that phenomenon.
Stealing Typologies
The Casa De Música in Porto by OMA sits next to a large rotanda commemorating a colonial war victory. this project proposes duplicating the form of the music hall throughout the rotunda challenging both the iconic structure and site’s history with a new urbanism for Porto’s future.
The Apse Mosaic in Early Medieval Rome: Time, Network, and Repetition Published
James Huemoeller completed drawings for the book by Erik Thunø. This book focuses on apse mosaics in Rome, which were commissioned by a series of popes between the sixth and ninth centuries CE.
Excavation Report Published In FASTI Online
This article covers initial excavations in the Contrada Agnese neighborhood at Morgantina and a deep excavation in the Agora looking at the local lithography and soil dynamics. The location of these excavations were partly based on a geophysical survey completed the year prior.
Designing Recording Methods for Archaeology
For the past eight years, KieranTimberlake architect James Huemoeller has spent part of each year supporting the archaeological excavations for the Contrada Agnese Project (CAP), directed by Alex Walthall (University of Texas), at the ancient site of Morgantina in central Sicily.
Award-winning, The Word in Action. Art, Ritual, and Civic Identity in Medieval South Italy, Published
Nino Zchomelidse’s looks several sacred objects within their 14th century Italian context. James Huemoeller provide several illustrations for volume including several reconstructions of lost cathedrals from the time period.
Contrada Agnese Project Begins
James Huemoeller will provide support for investigation of area south of the bath complex. Previously thought to be a gymnasium, a recent GPR survey revealed a denser urban fabric that may represent a non-elite neighborhood.
A Pruit Igoe Proposal
This un-submitted competition entry questions THE “urban” redevelopment of the site for the Pruitt Igoe housing complex. Here, rather than adding to the existing oversupply of building stock or increasing the demand on the city’s infrastructure this project proposes to leave the wilderness that currently exists untouched and install an elevated pathway that would connect to adjacent urban farms that will infill the area as the city continues to transition from its industrial age glory.
Passive House Proposal Shortlisted
The entry by James Huemoeller in collaboration with Robert Fitzsimmons earns honorable mention form the jury for their proposal for a home in New Orleans 9th Ward designed to Passive house standards.
James Huemoeller Recieves the Carlo Pelliccia Travelling Fellowship
James will study the architects of the High Renaissance and the idiosyncratic approaches in the emergence of a profession.
Proposal Second in Market Value Competition
James Huemoeller’s proposal, in collaboration with David Malda, finished second in the Market Value Competition for a new mixed-use development in Charlottesville, VA.