Those familiar with the Storefront for Art and Architecture on Kenmare Street in Nolita will know that it occupies just a sliver of a space, true to its name. The facade is movable, opening out in sections to the public as required by specific exhibitions. But in September, a green scaffolding appeared around all of the Storefront for Art and Architecture gallery – built specifically for the topic of the exhibit. The organization asked architects and designers to submit their own “Work in Progress” signs based on a template showing alternate visions of development projects in New York City.
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