Writings



Nine Essays – Treatise – 2015
Not Interesting – AR+D – 2018
Log64 – Postwar Machine – 2025



ASSEMBLY – Duchamp's Shotgun – 2024
KHOREIN – War and Peace – 2024
AR – Catching Flak – 2024



Log59 – Stone on Stone – 2023
AD – Rude Forms Among Us – 2022
Inscriptions – A Shrunken Field – 2020



PRAXIS – Bad Rosalind Krauss – 2019
POOL2 – The Dolmenology – 2017
CITYLAB – City Render – 2017



ERRORS – Post Construction – 2016
After Belonging – Blocks of Blabla – 2016
Log31 – Rendering Air – 2014


Perspecta46 – To Domesticate a Mountain – 2013
Project1 – Zoopol – 2012
Site: Mr. Wren
First Office was founded in 2011 by Anna Neimark and Andrew Atwood to create a dialog between architectural practice and academic discourse. Their collaborative work spans buildings, exhibitions, and publications, all rooted in the belief that architecture is a form of cultural production.
The practice has engaged with leading institutions, including the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, the Chicago and Venice Biennials, MoMA PS1’s Young Architects Program, and the Architectural League of New York. The projects and essays of First Office have been recognized with awards and compiled in Nine Essays (Treatise Press, 2015), as well as in Andrew’s publication Not Interesting: On the Limits of Criticism in Architecture (Applied Research and Design, 2017).
Anna Neimark
Design Faculty and Visual Studies Coordinator, SCI-Arc
anna.neimark@gmail.com
Andrew Atwood
Licensed Architect and Associate Professor, UC Berkeley
w.andrew.atwood@gmail.com