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Shane Reiner-Roth’s Biography

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Shane Reiner-Roth has been a regular contributor to Archinect and The Architect's Newspaper, where he held the title of Assistant Editor. He is currently a PhD student in the architecture department at UCLA, and received a Master of Science in Architecture Studies (SMArchS) from MIT. He has written for publications including the Architect’s Newspaper, Log Journal, Manifest, and Pidgin.

Shane Reiner-Roth’s Journalist Portfolio

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A portfolio of projects by Shane Reiner-Roth

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Shane Reiner-Roth's Archinect profile

Shane Reiner-Roth's Archinect profile

Fleetwood Fernandez, Santa Monica, CA, US, Designer Designed and rendered exterior and interior of Yellow Fev…

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Shane Reiner-Roth, Author at The Architect's Newspaper

Shane Reiner-Roth, Author at The Architect's Newspaper

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Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announces new opening date and updated details

Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announces new opening date and updated details

During last year's airing of the Academy Awards, Tom Hanks, the actor and trustee of the Academy Museum of Mo…

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Westworld's production designer drew from global architecture to realize 2058

Westworld's production designer drew from global architecture to realize 2058

Dr. Robert Ford, Anthony Hopkins' character in the HBO television series Westworld, offered this insight to a…

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Studio One Eleven’s porous design for the Orange County School of the Arts weaves a grade school campus into the city

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By Shane Reiner-Roth
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When the Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) first moved to downtown Santa Ana, California, it hardly had a campus” to speak of. Instead, its roughly 2,300 students in grades 7 to 12 occupied a loose collection of preexisting buildings. Outdoor space was limited to the exposed concrete surrounding a 75-car parking lot.
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DATALAND, “the world’s first Museum of AI Arts,” paints the industry in a beguiling light

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By Shane Reiner-Roth
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
The ground floor of the Grand LA, Frank Gehry’s mixed-use complex across the street from his Walt Disney Concert Hall, remains generally lifeless despite its downtown location. Walking through the courtyard, past a row of empty chairs framed by pristine towers, I joined an orderly line of people waiting to see what DATALAND, “the world’s first Museum of AI Arts,” was all about. What did the titans of big tech, including Google, LG, and Nvidia, buy with their investment?
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The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, designed by MAD and Studio-MLA, offers a heady brew of fantasy and reality

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By Shane Reiner-Roth
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
While many of us have wondered what distinguishes “narrative art” from regular old art, George Lucas has known perfectly well all along. With an $11 million budget, Lucas wrote and directed Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, which, against all expectations, grossed $410 million worldwide during its initial run in 1977.
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