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  • You needn't be too shocked, because that's exactly what a trio of Australian-based high-tech architects called LAVA are proposing - and they've said the Barbican in London is a suitable case for treatment.

    The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

  • You needn't be too shocked, because that's exactly what a trio of Australian-based high-tech architects called LAVA are proposing - and they've said the Barbican in London is a suitable case for treatment.

    The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

  • Unless visionary designers such as LAVA can create building skins that deliver quantum-jumps in environmental performance, their brand of high-tech architecture is at risk of becoming just as brilliant a curiosity as a battered, 37-year-old copy of Yes's most legendary album, Tales of Topographic Oceans.

    The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

  • Unless visionary designers such as LAVA can create building skins that deliver quantum-jumps in environmental performance, their brand of high-tech architecture is at risk of becoming just as brilliant a curiosity as a battered, 37-year-old copy of Yes's most legendary album, Tales of Topographic Oceans.

    The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

  • The LAVA dancers plugged into the community as teachers, dancers and hosts to other performers.

    Brooklyn Crew Hangs in There Lizzie Simon 2011

  • The vignette, like all of the work in "Encyclopedia," came to life in a group discussion when a few of the LAVA members voiced their desire to be able to dance shirtless, not in a performance of seduction but rather in one of "freedom and abandon."

    Brooklyn Crew Hangs in There Lizzie Simon 2011

  • She chose to choreograph a dance "You gotta love the New School," she said that eventually became "Volcano Love," LAVA's first public offering.

    Brooklyn Crew Hangs in There Lizzie Simon 2011

  • Now in its 11th year, LAVA has survived as an outsider in the dance world—and through a recession—by cultivating a loyal following from its Brooklyn headquarters, where it operates a school for acrobatics for more than 500 children and adults; presents a seasonal, free open-performance event called "Night of Renegades"; and rehearses for shows across the city and, increasingly, around the world.

    Brooklyn Crew Hangs in There Lizzie Simon 2011

  • As long as LAVA could make mortgage payments, she figured, it could endure.

    Brooklyn Crew Hangs in There Lizzie Simon 2011

  • "You can see better tricks at any circus in the world," she said, adding that LAVA is trying to build a local culture.

    Brooklyn Crew Hangs in There Lizzie Simon 2011

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