TABE SHOURI TIMES

09/07/2020
Travel Times: Philip Johnson Glass House, New Canaan, CT.
03/20/2020
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02/02/2020
Travel Times: Tate Modern, London, UK.
02/01/2020
Tabe Shouri met with Anise Gallery in London.
12/10/2019
Architect’s Journal featured Tabe Shouri as “Emerging Stars”.
12/10/2019
Tabe Shouri’s proposal, Serene, has been selected for phase 1 of international competition in London.
12/09/2019
Tabe Shouri started collaboration with Japanese scholar, Reiko Shimokura, on an educational project for kids with special needs.
09/13/2019
Tabe Shouri met with Hanna Harris, Ilkka Suppanen, Tuomas Siitonen, Anniina Koivu and Miina Jutila at Archinfo Helsinki to present Hyperwater.
09/12/2019
Tabe Shouri met with Finnish colleagues to outline Finland Pavilion design theme. 
09/11/2019
Travel Times: Kiasma Museum, Helsinki, Finland.
08/16/2019
Finnish Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia 2020 selected Tabe Shouri’s project, Hyperwater, for phase 1 of its international competition.
07/25/2019
New Mixed Use building (Residential-Commercial) proposed by Tabe Shouri for Kips Bay neighborhood in New York City: promoting lifestyle, while using NYC’s advanced zoning regulations, with 78 condominium units as places to dwell with wonder.
07/24/2019
Tabe Shouri proposes new typology for food industry and distribution in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey.
07/17/2019
Collaboration between Tabe Shouri and Finish Scholars started for the proposal, Hyperwater, at La Biennale di Venezia 2020.
07/13/2019
Travel Times: Farnsworth House, Plano, IL.
05/16/2019
Tabe Shouri engaged with Harlem Community and met with the Board President / members presenting new proposal for Conversion of Marine Transfer Station addressing community concerns and questions.
03/27/2019
Tabe Shouri’s proposal for Marine Transfer Station presented to investors with feasibility studies converting the abandoned site into an active urban space, cultural hub and educational center for community benefits of Harlem  neighborhood.
04/30/2018
In a very rare incident, Fedex had lost Tabe Shouri’s submission to The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
05/19/2017
Melbourne University of Australia interviewed founding partners about their works and visions.
12/19/2016
RIBA longlisted Tabe Shouri proposal for the wall competition in London.
11/27/2016
Travel Times: The Centre Pompidou, Paris, France.
11/22/2016
Tabe Shouri delivers Keynote speak at Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York City for American Architecture Prize 2016’s Ceremony.
11/22/2016
Tabe Shouri receives the winning certificate from American Architecture Prize 2016.
06/15/2016
Tabe Shouri wins American Architecture Prize 2016 in cultural section for their project, Shades of Grey.
06/01/2016
Tabe Shouri was invited to Fundació Mies van der Rohe’s Ceremony for the 30th Anniversary of Barcelona Pavilion’s re-construction.
05/31/2016
Travel Times: Barcelona Pavilion, Spain.
05/25/2016
Tabe Shouri’s Proposal, Shades of Grey, has been exhibited at the Barcelona Architecture School (ETSAB).
04/06/2016
Bustler publishes Tabe Shouri’s proposal, Shades of Grey, for Mies van der Rohe Foundation.
03/09/2016
Fundació Mies van der Rohe announces winners of “Fear of Columns” competition for Barcelona Pavilion. Tabe Shouri wins second prize: ‘By virtue of its delicate variety of vertical proposals and the subtle declination of the final result’.
10/27/2014
Prestel’s book, New Energies, features Tabe Shouri’s proposal: “The Place of Tomorrow” is an aesthetic translation of key aspects in strategic planning with clean energy production for future of human being using natural energy resources in Copenhagen, Denmark.
10/12/2014
Tabe Shouri’s Proposal, The Place of Tomorrow, was exhibited at Danish Design Center in Copenhagen, Denmark.
09/09/2014
Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) shortlisted Tabe Shouri’s proposal, “The Place of Tomorrow // Aesthetic Representation of Copenhagen’s Future Plan”, among 300+ submissions in an international competition for future of Copenhagen, Denmark.
04/05/2013
Tabe Shouri’s proposal, Flood Energy, was exhibited at MoMA PS1’s VW2 Dome at Rockaways.
03/15/2013
In an effort to foster the creative debate on urban recovery after Hurricane Sandy, MoMA PS1 and MoMA’s Department of Architecture and Design launched an open call for ideas to create a sustainable waterfront. Tabe Shouri’s Project, Flood Energy, was among the twenty-five winning proposals that were selected by a jury including Barry Bergdoll, Klaus Biesenbach, Peter Eleey, Pedro Gadanho, Niklas Maak, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Jenny Schlenzka, David Selig, and Kevin Boyle.