Donald Judd's Marfa Architecture Office Reopens After Seven-Year Restoration
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Ellen Eberhardt
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Summary
Donald Judd's architecture office in Marfa, Texas is reopening after a seven-year restoration project led by architects Troy Schaum and Rosalyne Shieh. The restoration effort, which began in 2018, was a collaboration between the Judd Foundation and Schaum Architects (formerly Shaum/Shieh) and included recovery work after a 2021 fire damaged the property. The studio and living space of the late American designer represents an important preservation of modernist architectural heritage.
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Begun in 2018 and led by a collaboration between the Judd Foundation and Schaum Architects (formerly Shaum/Shieh)
including recovery after a 2021 fire
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