LAMAS Joins Syracuse Architecture’s “Present Tense” Exhibition and Gallery Talk

LAMAS was featured in the Present Tense exhibition and accompanying gallery talk hosted by Syracuse University School of Architecture on February 16, 2017. The event formed part of the school’s public programming, bringing together exhibiting practitioners for discussions around contemporary architectural work and research.

The Present Tense exhibition and lecture series is organized by Syracuse Architecture to showcase current practices and emerging voices in architecture, with an emphasis on work that engages both design production and conceptual inquiry. The programming creates a forum for dialogue between students, faculty, and invited practitioners around contemporary architectural themes.

LAMAS’ participation reflects the studio’s broader engagement with research-led practice, including experimental representation, material systems, and cross-disciplinary approaches to architectural production presented through both built and speculative work.