Rezoning: At What Cost?
Featuring the Work of Tatiana Lahera Kalainoff (BS Arch '17)
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Rezoning: At What Cost?
EXHIBITION
mon, sept 16 – sun, oct 20
GALLERY TALK & RECEPTION
fri, sept 27
12PM (ET)
CAMPBELL corner gallery
The Brooklyn neighborhood of Gowanus has undergone massive changes due to the implementation of new rezoning policies in recent years. Many buildings have been demolished and numerous excavation sites have appeared to make way for the latest constructions, rendering the area almost unrecognizable. The future landscape of Gowanus exemplifies the aftermath that many Brooklyn localities are currently experiencing or are likely to face soon.
In the exhibition Rezoning: At What Cost?, multidisciplinary designer Tatiana Lahera Kalainoff captures Gowanus in a detailed data project that translates the impact of rezoning on affordable housing. By inviting audiences to engage with a physical interactive model of the urban quarter, the work aims to rebuild a connection between people and policy.
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ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Tatiana Lahera Kalainoff is a multidisciplinary designer based in Brooklyn, NY. She received her BS in Architecture from the University of Virginia in 2017 and recently completed a MS in Data Visualization at the Parsons School of Design. Her work investigates the intersection of data, design, storytelling and fabrication with a focus on equitable access to information, demystifying bureaucratic processes and providing opportunities for underrepresented voices to be heard. She has over 10 years of experience in visual design, communications, strategy, and collaboration.
Rezoning: At What Cost? is made possible with support from the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council.
