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    <dateIssued>July 6, 2017</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>This year marks a new direction for the MoMA/PS1 Young Architects Program (YAP), and it shows in Jenny Sabin Studio’s Lumen, the series’ 18th annual installation. After a few years focused on creating awareness of ecological and sustainability issues, the program has taken a slightly different course, as the brief has expanded to include a more rigorous engagement with the popular Warm Up summer music series, now in its 20th season of sweaty, raucous parties in the museum’s courtyard.</abstract>
  <note>Essay, High Density, Matt Shaw, Technology and fabrication, The Architect’s Newspaper</note>
  <note>Curatorial, Design strategies, Digital design, Digital fabrication, Digital technologies, Essay, Exhibition, Experimental Fabrications, Experimental installations, Experimental public space, Future trends, Installation, Interdisciplinary design, Light, MoMA, Museological equivalents, New materials, New York City, Robotics, Soft Futures, Technopoetry, Temporary Interventions, Temporary Thread Installations, Textile, USA</note>
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