Infrastructure Design
Michael Singer Studio is a leader in reimagining the role and interface of critical infrastructure that sustains our everyday lives. The Studio’s work has opened new possibilities for water, energy and waste infrastructure to be present, transparent, and environmentally and socially transformational within the communities they serve. Environmental Defense Fund’s Living Cities Program teamed with Michael Singer Studio to publish “Infrastructure and Community: How Can We Live with What Sustains Us?” which outlines many of the concepts and strategies that underpin these projects.
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Marine Living Structures Initiative
Phoenix Recycling Facility
Grand Rapids Sculptural Flood Wall
SWA Waste-to-Energy Facility
Living Shoreline Seawall Renewal
East 91st Street MTS Vision Study
Living Docks
NYC Cogeneration Power Plant
AES Cogeneration Power Plant
NYC Marine Transfer Stations
Refshaleoen Potential, Copenhagen
Marine Transfer, Pier 76 NYC
Infrastructure and Community
Troja Basin Island, Prague
Phoenix CELE Master Plan
South Cove Regeneration Project
Seminole Parking Structure
WTE and Marine Transfer Complex
Freshwater Gateway
Waste Water Facility Adaptive Reuse
JMU Newman Lake
