PLP at the Los Angeles Art Book Fair

Point Line Projects alongside art book artist, Paul Zelevansky presented at the Los Angeles Art Book Fair from April 11–14.

AIA Women's Month Article 2

10 Emerging Leaders and Advocates in Pittsburgh Architecture

Spring Newsletter: Now in Print! En Pointe Vol. 1: Pittsburgh

Happy spring! Join Point Line Projects in events across North America. Read more.

Point Line Projects to attend the Los Angeles Art Book Fair, April 12–14, 2019.

What: Los Angeles Art Book Fair

When: April 12-14, 2019

Where: The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA

AIA Women's Month Article 2

The Right Time for Women in Design Pittsburgh’s Relaunch

We're Hiring!

Join the PLP team for summer 2019! 

The Editorial/Curatorial intern will receive hands on experience collaborating on exhibitions and publications related to art, architecture, and design. As part of a small team, the intern will help to brainstorm, develop, and implement the visions of our projects and help to grow the mission of PLP as a small agency. The internship will develop the intern’s critical capacity as a writer, reader, editor, and researcher in the field.

Now What?! Hobart & William Smith Colleges on view through April 12

This is the fifth stop on the exhibition trail and featured and opening night talk by Now What?! Curators Sarah Rafson and Lori Brown and PLP’s Ilana Curtis. Gallery events included a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon and lecture by: Alyssa Mt. Pleasant. 

Architect Magazine’s Next Progressives: Outpost Office

Our second selection for Architect Magazine’s monthly column, Next Progressives which highlights emerging and innovative architecture firms. 

Meet Outpost Office: This Columbus, Ohio–based duo "seek new public audiences through experimental creative production ranging from the serious to the absurd, often simultaneously."

New Article for Metropolis Magazine on The Detective Building, Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh, Schoolhouse Electric Reimagines an Abandoned Midcentury Modern Building

The Detective Building, which hosts a Schoolhouse Electric store, co-working space, and coffee shop, will help fund improvements to the fast-developing East Liberty neighborhood.