Shane Reiner-Roth

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Shane Reiner-Roth is a writer, curator and photographer. Through publications, exhibitions, and lectures, his work examines the means by which certain objects appeal to an economy of expression by communicating higher values than their own on the cheap.

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Shane Reiner-Roth is a writer and co-founder of Tall Work (Instrumental Plausibility). Through publications, exhibitions and speculative projects, his work examines the means by which certain objects appeal to an economy of expression by communicating higher values than their own on the cheap. He is currently a research fellow at the MIT department of architecture.

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Coachella Festival Installations are Permanently Shaping the Public Spaces of Surrounding Communities (Architectural Record)

Feb 28

Feb 28 Coachella Festival Installations are Permanently Shaping the Public Spaces of Surrounding Communities (Architectural Record)

Shane Reiner-Roth

The Society Podcasts (Good Tape)

Feb 28

Feb 28 The Society Podcasts (Good Tape)

Shane Reiner-Roth

"The distinction between theme parks and urban venues is rapidly dissolving" (Dezeen)

Feb 28

Feb 28 "The distinction between theme parks and urban venues is rapidly dissolving" (Dezeen)

Shane Reiner-Roth

What Does Your Home Say About You? (Untapped)

Feb 28

Feb 28 What Does Your Home Say About You? (Untapped)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Are We Thinking About 3D-Printed Housing All Wrong? (Dwell)

Feb 28

Feb 28 Are We Thinking About 3D-Printed Housing All Wrong? (Dwell)

Shane Reiner-Roth

City of Memes (Los Angeles Review of Architecture)

May 22

May 22 City of Memes (Los Angeles Review of Architecture)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Escalation of Commitment (Canadian Center for Architecture)

May 2

May 2 Escalation of Commitment (Canadian Center for Architecture)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Albert Frey’s 1931 Aluminaire House sits pretty at the Palm Springs Art Museum. Will its original intention shine through? (Los Angeles Times)

Mar 27

Mar 27 Albert Frey’s 1931 Aluminaire House sits pretty at the Palm Springs Art Museum. Will its original intention shine through? (Los Angeles Times)

Shane Reiner-Roth

The people of Los Angeles waited patiently for half a decade to make use of a useless site (Dezeen)

Mar 11

Mar 11 The people of Los Angeles waited patiently for half a decade to make use of a useless site (Dezeen)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Fired Up (New York Review of Architecture)

Aug 21

Aug 21 Fired Up (New York Review of Architecture)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Rädicäl Präcticälity (The Architect's Newspaper)

Oct 11

Oct 11 Rädicäl Präcticälity (The Architect's Newspaper)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Signal Change (Thresholds Journal)

Sep 13

Sep 13 Signal Change (Thresholds Journal)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Donkeys and Hamburgers

Jul 13

Jul 13 Donkeys and Hamburgers

Shane Reiner-Roth

The Great Imposter: Mythologizing Clean Labor, Practical Ethics, and Adorable Authenticity (Thresholds Journal)

May 28

May 28 The Great Imposter: Mythologizing Clean Labor, Practical Ethics, and Adorable Authenticity (Thresholds Journal)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Intenet Browser (Log Journal)

Mar 21

Mar 21 Intenet Browser (Log Journal)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Inbetweenness: A Conversation with Shane Reiner-Roth (interview)

Mar 20

Mar 20 Inbetweenness: A Conversation with Shane Reiner-Roth (interview)

Shane Reiner-Roth

The Manifold Transparencies of Virgil Abloh (Archinect)

Jan 15

Jan 15 The Manifold Transparencies of Virgil Abloh (Archinect)

Shane Reiner-Roth

Tropical Islands: or, how the architectural interior became a primary site of aesthetic mediation

Dec 31

Dec 31 Tropical Islands: or, how the architectural interior became a primary site of aesthetic mediation

Shane Reiner-Roth

Review: Dorian Gaudin, ‘Climax Change’

Jul 10

Jul 10 Review: Dorian Gaudin, ‘Climax Change’

Shane Reiner-Roth

Movies to Mammoths: The Future of Hancock Park (The Architect's Newspaper)

May 14

May 14 Movies to Mammoths: The Future of Hancock Park (The Architect's Newspaper)

Shane Reiner-Roth

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