EXHIBITION AT THE EDITH
FARNSWORTH HOUSE
Team:
Gamid isaev
Muhammad Zegar
Nile Greenberg

Year:
2026

Type:
Exhibition

Location:
Chicago, IL

Architecture of Noise is a site-specific exhibition at the Edith Farnsworth House by Mies van der Rohe that investigates architecture’s ability to recalibrate through crisis, history, and the layered “noise” of the contemporary city. Combining film, archival research, and installation, the project reinterprets the house through Chicago’s broader architectural and urban history.

The project included design development, script writing, and fabrication of key exhibition components, including the Collapse Archive Cabinet, film set, and illuminated archive installation. The work spanned conceptual design, digital modeling, fabrication, and on-site exhibition assembly.