wHY has been selected to create a design which would celebrate Perm’s industrial history and…
Catalyzing a Community by Focusing on the Next Generation In Summer 2015, wHY was invited…
Among the catalysts are SKYLANDING, a sculpture and landscape designed in collaboration with the Japanese…
White box gallery meets distinctive LA warehouse For a London gallerist’s inaugural LA outpost, wHY…
A British-Inspired Space for the World’s Leading Art Business Originally founded in London in 1766,…
Exposed and Always Under Construction Formerly the Santa Monica Museum of Art, wHY collaborated with…
Mulitple gallery experiences, one unified whole Located in TriBeCa, the new R & Company reimagines an…
Taking a Building Back to It’s Roots in order to Create a Model Museum for…
An interdisciplinary team led by wHY has been selected to design an integrated landmark Pavilion,…
Atypical Arts Building for Top US College Sited at a key position on campus behind…
An open-air museum campus at the heart of a bustling, high-tech university This academic building…
A Bench, a Room, a Bridge When the international conceptual artist Rirkrit Tiravanija was commissioned…
WHITEWALL: What were some of your earliest interactions with architecture of importance? KULAPAT YANTRASAST: I…
Re-imagining where LA gets Made and Unmade Daily In 2015, wHY was one of…
Actions for a Better World Designed to inspire visitors to find their own paths to…
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Menus from the Collection of the Los Angeles Public Library wHY was approached by the…
Prestigious Collection, Respectfully Remixed Harvard Art Museums is undergoing a major overhaul to centralize its…
wHY’s Ideas Workshop is examining the intersection of physical, social, and regulatory space to alleviate…
Using Design to Bring Objects Alive for Visitors’ Experience The Los Angeles Stop for the…
Building Re-Designed to Support an Emerging Gallery Along the evolving La Brea corridor of Los…
The Marciano Art Foundation (MAF) selected wHY in 2013 to transform a deserted Scottish Rite…
A new hub for the CalArts Community The California Institute of the Arts is a…
Present Helps the Past to Dream About the Future The Worcester Art Museum (WAM) was…
How to have a large yard and to live in a good tree house too?…
A Contemporary House Transforms Beachfront Community Located at the epicenter of Venice, this 3-story all-concrete…
A New Life for Kentucky’s Oldest Cultural Institution wHY’s design for the new Speed Art…
A stacked box bookshelf in all black. Drawing on the work of some of our…
Interaction with History, Vision to the Future wHY has been responsible for relocating and installing…
After a rigorous survey of the existing tables and chairs at CALarts, wHY devised two…
Sense of Place, packed in one sitting wHY was commissioned to create a seating area…
A Pedestrian Bridge The Art Bridge is a product and a reflection of the Los…
Museum and Cultural Center Where Art and Nature Rejoice Located in East Texas, the Tyler…
Tasked with creating a drawing bench for the students at the Pomona College Studio Art…
Embracing Imperfection When New York’s renowned art gallery L&M Arts sought to expand to Los…
What’s the matter? In fall 2013, leading furniture and design gallery R & Company invited…
Roof as Third Nature This weekend house in Chiang Mai is designed for a couple…
When the Phoenix Rises Again Jackson Park is the southern anchor to Chicago’s 7-mile green…
The Bibliotheca Alexandria’s vision to expand upon its prestige as the world’s ancient center for…
A Sustainable Front Porch for a New Art City One of the oldest museums in…
Frames of View How do you open a house up to the views of the…
A museum is a place of the city MEIS’s project has presented us with a…
A series of objects designed for Book Collectors. Shown at Printed Matter’s Los Angeles Art…