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Jennifer Bonner / MALL



Work

Sixteen Projects

  1. HAUS GABLES

  2. THE DOLLHAUS

  3. DOMESTIC HATS

  4. BLANK HOUSE

  5. 4 OVER NONE

  6. HAUS SCALLOP, HAUS SAWTOOTH

  7. BEST SANDWICHES

  8. OFFICE STACK

  9. ANOTHER AXON

  10. X HOUSES
     

  11. STILL LIFE

  12. GLITTERY FAUX

  13. LEAN-TO ADU

  14. BIG CIRCLE ADU

  15. MADE IN OPA LOCKA

  16. CEDAR PAVILION

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Publications
Four Projects

  2. ART PAPERS

  3. A GUIDE TO THE DIRTY SOUTH—ATLANTA

  4. PLATFORM: STILL LIFE



MALL —
Info
  1. Business Matters 
  • MALL stands for Mass Architectural Loopty Loops. Or Miniature Angles & Little Lines. Or Maximum Arches with Limited Liability—an acronym with built-in flexibility.
  • MALL uses the acronym, not to be quick or flippant, but because our architectural interests shift for each project. 
  • MALL is committed to projects that hack typologies, take creative risks, reference popular culture, and invent representation.
2. Background
  • Born in Alabama (b. 1979), Jennifer spent the first thirteen years of practice teaching at Harvard GSD, Georgia Tech, and Woodbury University. 
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CEDAR PAVILION

Perry County’s recreational park on the Cahaba River had been closed to the public since the 1970s. The park was reopened in 2002 through the efforts of local community leaders and politicians. Cedar trees were provided by a short story writer, Mary Ward Brown and milled into lumber for the decking. Aluminum sheathing on the underside of the pavilion provides a large reflective surface in an area that is otherwise dim beneath the tree canopy. Damaged by a fallen tree during Hurricane Ivan, the pavilion was re-built in 2006.


Location: Perry County, AL
Date: 2002
Type: Pavilion
Awards: AR Award for Emerging Architecture, Commended, 2005
CREDITS
Work was completed as an Auburn University Thesis Project at the Rural Studio.

Design Team: Jennifer Bonner, Mary Beth Maness, Nathan Orrison, Anthony Tindill

Budget: $24,000

Photography: Tim Hursley








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