On my way to a DJ set, I stopped off at the A+D Museum for an event to which I'd been handed an extra ticket hours earlier. Local architects with recent projects - the work was, well, timid. The closest thing to interesting was an Oyler + Wu room divider in galvanized, which served to bisect the main gallery space while remaining semi-transparent. The piece seemed a little large for the space, and cluttered it a little, but at least forced circulation patterns around it, while kinks in the form provided conversation niches, and the horizontal planes also gave the perhaps unanticipated function of drink resting shelves.
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