Designwire Daily: from the editors of Interior Design magazine

The New York-based architects 125,000 square-foot design nearly triples the 125 year-old museum’s historic structures, including one of the first purpose-built art museum buildings in the United States.

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“A Hanukkah Project: Line of Fire,” an exhibit of 40 Hanukkah lamps designed by the Polish-Jewish architect will be on view from November 19 through January 30.

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“On Becoming an Artist: Isamu Noguchi and His Contemporaries, 1922-1960” examines the Japanese-American legend’s ties to key figures in modern art, theater, design, and architecture and is on view from November 17 to April 24.

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On view at Tribeca Cinemas from October 14 to 17, the roster was chosen by the festival’s advisory board, which includes such luminaries as Interior Design Hall of Fame architects Robert A.M. Stern and Richard Meier, MoMA A&D curator Paola Antonelli, and Cooper-Hewitt director William Moggridge.

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The installation artist’s three-part work at the Massachusetts contemporary art museum, featuring a massive field of photovoltaics that generate seven percent of the power used by MASS MoCA, opens October 24.

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The museum foundation and the video-sharing website narrowed down 23,000 submissions for the second round of their collaborative contest to find the 20 most creative online videos. The final jury-selected videos will be presented at the Guggenheim in New York on October 21.

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“Counter Space: Design and the Modern Kitchen,” running through March 14, examines the 20th-century kitchen and its continual transformation as a barometer of changing aesthetics, technologies, and ideologies through nearly 300 works from the museum’s collection, including design objects, architectural plans, and photographs.

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The Brooklyn-based A&D school is billing its free, three-part “Le Corbusier—Miracle Boxes” as the first New York exhibition dedicated entirely to the work of the master architect.

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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art picked the Norwegian A&D firm as its partner for a $250 million expansion “that enhances the museum’s services to the community and its educational, social, and economic role in the city.”

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The Interior Design Hall of Famer will host the exhibition, running from July 22 to September 6 and featuring works by Chuck Close, Jenny Holzer, Ed Ruscha, Thom Mayne, and Richard Meier.

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