Architect James Wines Talks Putting a Chapel in a Denny’s and Making Art from Garbage The outsider architect-artist has finally wooed the establishment, winning the Copper-Hewitt’s Lifetime ...

James Wines is an architect and the founder of SITE, the environmental arts studio behind Willi Smith’s showrooms, Shake Shack’s Madison Square Park location, BEST department stores, and Off ...

James Wines, founder and president of the New York studio SITE, has long blurred the lines between environmental art and architecture. Several of his 1970s-era stores for the now-defunct Best Products ...

As the founder of SITE, an architecture firm most widely-known for their seminal series of stores for BEST in the 1970s, James Wines has become ...

Architect and artist James Wines features in the first of Friedman Benda's Design in Dialogue talks at VDF. Artist and architect Wines rose to prominence for his practice Sculpture in the ...

James Wines, a New York architect and environmental artist, has been on a mission of sorts. He believes that architecture needs to be liberated from itself. This act of liberation is expressed in ...

James Wines, founder of the architecture and environmental design studio SITE, has spent much of his career challenging the notion that architecture is an act of formal invention. His lecture ...

Nature’s Revenge, a new exhibition at Rhona Hoffman Gallery, showcases drawings by architect and artist James Wines.Installed in a book-like arrangement within the gallery’s main exhibition ...

For James Wines, the founder and president of the cult architecture firm SITE (Sculpture in the Environment), retail design offers opportunities for visual surprise.Perhaps even bombast: SITE’s ...

It’s been called art by some, an eyesore by others. Still, the “Tilted Building,” the unusual Best Products store at Towson Marketplace, has become a local landmark to all. Now, t… ...

Abitare Architecture Projects Ninety years of art. Projects. 13 April 2023; Ninety years of art . Michele Calzavara. Ninety years old, and still with a pencil in his hand and his eyes fixed on the ...