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AMNP About « MLRP :description Danish-American MLRP is a young and innovative design practice, who work with a variety of projects, both public and private, typically small to medium scale. MLRP is owned by Mads Lund and Robert Paulsen, who have had their own practice together since 2004. We are inspired by the site and surroundings, we always push the design until the ultimate solution is achieved. We believe that it’s possible to make big statements with small scale projects, and we don’t think there’s a particular correlation between the scale and the quality of the project. MLRP always produce original design solutions, exploring new materials and sustainable design. Founding Partner Robert Warren Paulsen comes from a background as a projectleader and competition architect at established offices such as Vilhelm Lauritzen, Dissing & Weitling in Denmark and David Coleman and Henry Klein in the US. Founding Partner Mads Hartvig Lund left the renound office PLOT in 2004 to start his own practice. :partners

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Here Is the Craziest Building in Harlem, if Not the Entire City: Diller Scofidio Design New Columbia Medical Building And you thought the High Line looked crazy. (Columbia) This gives a whole new meaning to “in the heights.” Columbia University Medical Center has just announced that Diller Scofidio + Renfro will be designing a new 14-story medical building on Haven Avenue between 171st and 172nd streets that will be home to high-tech class facilities for all four CUMC colleges as well as the biomedical program within Columbia University’s college of art and science. The university tapped DS+R, along with Gensler, to create a new landmark for the medical center, one that will be visible from both the George Washington Bridge and Riverside Park. This is DS+R’s latest project in the city, following on the huge successes of the High Line and Lincoln Center, as well as their early interior for Brasserie. “The new Medical and Graduate Education Building will be the social and academic anchor of the CUMC campus,” Elizabeth Diller said.

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