2002
2002
In the Meantime, Life with Landbanking is Interboro’s winning entry to the LA Forum for Architecture’s “Dead Malls” Competition, which asked contestants to envision a future for a dead shopping mall of their choosing. Interboro’s project, a reimagining of the Dutchess County Mall in Fishkill, NY was inspired by a conversation it had with the mall’s developer, who made it clear that he was landbanking the property. Interboro asked “what can be done in the meantime?” Rejecting the idea of a traditional masterplan, our submission is a collection of small, cheap, feasible moves that come in over time, and lead to many possible futures.
Project Team: Tobias Armborst, Daniel D’Oca, Georgeen Theodore, Christine Williams
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