Related Works

08/12/2025

Related Works is an architectural collective that explores design as both practice and research. Tashania Akemah is a partner at Related Works and currently works at the Carnegie Museum of Art as an exhibition designer. Her research explores how identity emerges not from singular origins, but through entangled fragments—across objects, spaces, and narratives. These accumulations form selves that are layered, unstable, and shaped by both inheritance and rupture.⁣
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26/11/2025

One of Related Works’ partners, Tasha is presenting at Nieuwe Instituut Jaap Bakema Study Centre XII: Networks of (Ex)Change, Global Disseminations of Architectural Knowledge conference! Her paper “Aligned in Exchange: Fairgrounds of Sovereignty” captures how fairgrounds in Non-Aligned nations during the Cold War utilized architecture to present political alignment.⁣⁣
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Nov 26 13.00 ⁣
Nov 27 10.30 ⁠⁣⁣
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https://nieuweinstituut.nl/en/events/networks-of-exchange⁣

19/11/2025

Echoed Assemblage
San Pietro, Tuscania⁣
For Agenzia del Demanio⁣⁣
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Reinterpreting Tuscan stonework, this project repurposes historic fragments to form spaces of pause and reflection. Rooted in the heritage of San Pietro and attuned to the Jubilee, the project frames architecture as both vessel and threshold—a site where time‑worn materials, memory, and the sacred intersect.⁣⁣⁣⁣
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Related Works: ⁣⁣⁣⁣
Tashania  Akemah ()⁣ & Andrew Chee ()⁣⁣, Partners ⁣⁣
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14/11/2025

Decenniale is a once-every-ten-years counter-exhibition opposing the increasing speed, commodification, and spectacle of architectural biennales, triennales, and expos. Situated on the reverse stoop of Citygroup’s staircase, it acts as both a threshold and an obstruction—a staged act of withholding that makes access something earned, not given; a ten-year question mark carved in matter.
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Related Works (, , )

9/19–11/22
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10/11/2025

Related Works is an architectural collective that explores design as both practice and research.

Andrew is a founding partner, designer, and researcher based in New York whose practice spans architecture, media infrastructures, and curatorial systems. His research examines how architecture performs as a medium of translation, in which drawing, exhibition, and reconstruction operate as procedural frameworks for mediation, memory, and shared authorship.

18/01/2018

Hidden Bay, Kiev Peninsula http://j.mp/2DN54kG

18/01/2018