Through architectural grafting, Jeanne Gang proposes a transformative urban regeneration approach, integrating new designs with existing structures to foster resilience and sustainability.
Instead of opting for demolition, grafting lets architects prioritize adaptation, thereby extending the life of buildings while preserving cultural and historical significance.
Grafting reshapes the relationship between past and present, adapting historic structures for contemporary use while addressing environmental needs and enhancing urban sustainability.
At the Richard Gilder Center, Studio Gang exemplifies grafting, connecting new cave-like forms to existing buildings, enhancing the educational mission without erasing historical context.
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