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Buildings For Change

In our 93 year history, the tools have changed but our commitment to advancing the practice has remained.

“At Nacht & Lewis, the doorway to the main floor is framed by two distinct pieces of art. One was a drawing from the late 1800’s by Leonard Starks, the founder of Nacht & Lewis. Carefully ruled lines and angles marked with a drafting pencil detail delicate filigree and facade to fill the yellowed paper. The other, a stark contrast, was hung recently: designed, printed and assembled almost completely by computer. It’s a bright, glossy paper form of abstract angles that represents the modern undulations of buildings and cities. Through the doorway, Nacht & Lewis continues the innovative creation process Starks began over 90 years ago.”

Read the full post about our journey at comstocksmag.com.

October 9, 2015

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