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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675193
DTSTART:20180703T130000Z
DTEND:20180703T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180704T130000Z
DTEND:20180704T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180706T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180707T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180708T130000Z
DTEND:20180708T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675201
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DTEND:20180711T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675202
DTSTART:20180712T130000Z
DTEND:20180712T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675203
DTSTART:20180713T130000Z
DTEND:20180713T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675204
DTSTART:20180714T130000Z
DTEND:20180714T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675205
DTSTART:20180715T130000Z
DTEND:20180715T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180716T130000Z
DTEND:20180716T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180717T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180718T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180723T130000Z
DTEND:20180723T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675214
DTSTART:20180724T130000Z
DTEND:20180724T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675215
DTSTART:20180725T130000Z
DTEND:20180725T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675216
DTSTART:20180726T130000Z
DTEND:20180726T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675217
DTSTART:20180727T130000Z
DTEND:20180727T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675226
DTSTART:20180805T130000Z
DTEND:20180805T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180806T130000Z
DTEND:20180806T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675228
DTSTART:20180807T130000Z
DTEND:20180807T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180808T130000Z
DTEND:20180808T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180810T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTEND:20180815T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675237
DTSTART:20180816T130000Z
DTEND:20180816T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675238
DTSTART:20180817T130000Z
DTEND:20180817T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675239
DTSTART:20180818T130000Z
DTEND:20180818T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675240
DTSTART:20180819T130000Z
DTEND:20180819T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180821T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180822T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180823T130000Z
DTEND:20180823T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675248
DTSTART:20180827T130000Z
DTEND:20180827T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675249
DTSTART:20180828T130000Z
DTEND:20180828T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675250
DTSTART:20180829T130000Z
DTEND:20180829T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675251
DTSTART:20180830T130000Z
DTEND:20180830T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180831T130000Z
DTEND:20180831T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180901T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180902T130000Z
DTEND:20180902T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180903T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180904T130000Z
DTEND:20180904T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180905T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTEND:20180907T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180908T130000Z
DTEND:20180908T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675261
DTSTART:20180909T130000Z
DTEND:20180909T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675262
DTSTART:20180910T130000Z
DTEND:20180910T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675263
DTSTART:20180911T130000Z
DTEND:20180911T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180913T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180914T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180915T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTEND:20180918T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675271
DTSTART:20180919T130000Z
DTEND:20180919T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675272
DTSTART:20180920T130000Z
DTEND:20180920T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675273
DTSTART:20180921T130000Z
DTEND:20180921T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675274
DTSTART:20180922T130000Z
DTEND:20180922T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675275
DTSTART:20180923T130000Z
DTEND:20180923T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20180925T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180926T130000Z
DTEND:20180926T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180927T130000Z
DTEND:20180927T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20180928T130000Z
DTEND:20180928T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20180929T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTEND:20180930T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675283
DTSTART:20181001T130000Z
DTEND:20181001T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675284
DTSTART:20181002T130000Z
DTEND:20181002T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675285
DTSTART:20181003T130000Z
DTEND:20181003T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675286
DTSTART:20181004T130000Z
DTEND:20181004T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20181012T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20181013T130000Z
DTEND:20181013T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20181014T130000Z
DTEND:20181014T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675297
DTSTART:20181015T130000Z
DTEND:20181015T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675298
DTSTART:20181016T130000Z
DTEND:20181016T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTART:20181019T130000Z
DTEND:20181019T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTSTART:20181020T130000Z
DTEND:20181020T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
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DTEND:20181023T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675306
DTSTART:20181024T130000Z
DTEND:20181024T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675307
DTSTART:20181025T130000Z
DTEND:20181025T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675308
DTSTART:20181026T130000Z
DTEND:20181026T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675309
DTSTART:20181027T130000Z
DTEND:20181027T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675310
DTSTART:20181028T130000Z
DTEND:20181028T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675311
DTSTART:20181029T130000Z
DTEND:20181029T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675312
DTSTART:20181030T130000Z
DTEND:20181030T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T192838Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3675313
DTSTART:20181031T130000Z
DTEND:20181031T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Oculi\, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition\, is 
 an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The instal
 lation opened on Governors Island during the annual Figment event on June 
 23–24 and will be in place through the fall.\n\nNamed for the shape of t
 he dominant material\, Oculi features several circular metal grain bins\, 
 remnants of the American agro-industrial age. The bins\, which were procur
 ed from the Northeast and Ohio\, were fabricated and painted in Ithaca bef
 ore being brought to the city\, establishing a visual connection between u
 rban and rural modes of living. The installed field of elevated "oculi" wi
 ll frame unobstructed views of the sky and track the path of the sun.\n\nO
 culi was created by architecture's Assistant Professor Aleksandr Mergold (
 B.Arch. '00) and Jason Austin (B.Arch. '00) of Austin+Mergold (A+M)\; Asso
 ciate Professor Maria Park\, art\; Professor Chris Earls\, civil and envir
 onmental engineering\; and Scott Hughes\, principal at Silman Structural E
 ngineers and a visiting lecturer at AAP NYC. Unistrut Metal Framing System
 \, a part of Atkore International\, donated the steel for the structure\, 
 including all the struts and hardware.\n\n[kaltura: 1_uzvbxful]\n\n \n\nFi
 gment is a free participatory arts event that celebrates creativity by cha
 llenging artists and participants to find new ways to create\, share\, and
  dream. For one weekend each summer the event transforms Governors Island 
 into a large-scale collaborative artwork.\n\nCity of Dreams focuses on the
  future of a world that is faced with depleted economic and natural resour
 ces. The annual competition aims to promote sustainability-minded thinking
  in architecture and design and requires contestants to consider the envir
 onmental impact of their design from construction to demolition. The finis
 hed pavilion is a place for people to meet\, learn about the arts programs
  on the island\, and experience how art interacts with the historical cont
 ext of Governors Island. City of Dreams is hosted by Figment\, the Emergin
 g New York Architects Committee of the American Institute of Architects Ne
 w York Chapter\, and the Structural Engineers Association of New York.
LOCATION:Governors Island\, New York City
SUMMARY:Oculi: Governors Island Installation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/oculi_governors_island_insta
 llation
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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