On September 23rd, the Museum of Design Atlanta opens author, architect, and activist John Cary’s new exhibition, “Design for Good: Architecture for Everyone.” The show promises to deliver “people-driven, real-world stories about buildings that are designed and created with and for the people who use them” It’s aimed at design professionals and the public to further the goal of public interest design, John’s life’s work.
The content derives from his new book, “Design for Good: A new Era of Architecture for Everyone,” and will feature work by a host of well known architects and designers:
- [bc] Workshop
- David Baker Architects
- Marina Tabassum Architects
- Marlon Blackwell Architects
- MASS Design Group
- Michael Maltzan Architecture
- Orkidstudio
- Rural Urban Framework (RUF)
- Sharon Davis Design
- Studio Gang
- MOD Furniture, a brand of Actual Architecture Co. + Min Design
A number of special events are tied to the show, including a lecture by John on September 27 and one on October 18 by Michael Murphy of MASS Design Group, given in partnership with the School of Architecture at Georgia Tech. The exhibition continues through January 20, 2019. See the museum’s website for more information.