T.Riley
Terence Riley
*6. 11. 1954 – Elgin, USA
†18. 5. 2021 – Miami, USA
Keenen/Riley Architects
526 West 26th Street, #917, NY-10001 New York+1 212 645 9210
[email protected]
www.krnyc.com
“If you wanted to lose your job really quickly in the '80s, all you had to do was mention that you were interested in modern architecture. It was like saying you were a sex offender.”
Biography
1978 - obtained a bachelor's degree in architecture from the University of Notre Dame
1982 - obtained a master's degree in architecture from Columbia University in New York
1984 - co-founded the architectural firm Keenen/Riley with John Keenen, operating in New York and Miami
1990 - opened the Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery at Columbia University
1991-2006 - at the invitation of Philip Johnson, served as the chief curator of architectural collections at MoMA in New York, while also helping to establish the MoMA/P.S.1 program for young architects
2006-10 - was the director of the Perez Art Museum in Miami
He was a frequent host studio critic at the School of Architecture at the University of Miami.
1978 - obtained a bachelor's degree in architecture from the University of Notre Dame
1982 - obtained a master's degree in architecture from Columbia University in New York
1984 - co-founded the architectural firm Keenen/Riley with John Keenen, operating in New York and Miami
1990 - opened the Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery at Columbia University
1991-2006 - at the invitation of Philip Johnson, served as the chief curator of architectural collections at MoMA in New York, while also helping to establish the MoMA/P.S.1 program for young architects
2006-10 - was the director of the Perez Art Museum in Miami
He was a frequent host studio critic at the School of Architecture at the University of Miami.
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