Afterword – Designing for Laughter: Seven Concepts for Inventing the Future of Academic Communities – pub. 2020

Afterword – Designing for Laughter: Seven Concepts for Inventing the Future of Academic Communities – pub. 2020

Marie S.A. Sorensen’s Afterword to Beyond the Information Commons: A Field Guide to Evolving Library Services, Technologies, and Spaces, 2nd Ed. was published in 2020 by Rowman & Littlefield. Charles Forrest and Martin Halbert are the book’s editors. Citations to this publication are available on 

Making Sense of Space – NACUBO Business Officer Magazine – Sandra R. Sabo – Pub. 2019

Making Sense of Space – NACUBO Business Officer Magazine – Sandra R. Sabo – Pub. 2019

Sandra R. Sabo interviewed Sorensen Partners Principal-in-Charge Marie S.A. Sorensen, RA in 2019 for ‘Making Sense of Space,’ published in the November 2019 issue of the Natoinal Association of College and University Business Officers’ (NACUBO) Business Officer Magazine. Making Sense of Space can be read 

Digital Discovery and Architectural Interface Design – Journal of Library Administration – pub. 2019

Digital Discovery and Architectural Interface Design – Journal of Library Administration – pub. 2019

Digital Discovery and Architectural Interface Design: Prototyping Architectural-scale Interfaces for Discovery Across Digital and Tangible Collections was published in the Journal of Library Administration, January 22, 2019, and is available on Academia.edu and Researchgate.net. How do researchers search for knowledge? What are their behaviors and habits, 

Figural Identity in Adaptive Re-use: Preserved, New & Hybrid – pub. 2016

Figural Identity in Adaptive Re-use: Preserved, New & Hybrid – pub. 2016

Marie S.A. Sorensen’s article, Figural Itentity in Adaptive Re-use: Preserved, New and Hybrid was published in Int|AR Journal – Interventions and Adaptive Reuse, Volume 07, Art in Context, by Rhode Island School of Design in 2016. The article is available on Academia.edu and Researchgate.net. Abstract 

5 Questions: Greg Murray – Conservation of a Breakthrough Interactive Exhibit by Charles & Ray Eames – pub. 2015

5 Questions: Greg Murray – Conservation of a Breakthrough Interactive Exhibit by Charles & Ray Eames – pub. 2015

“Charles and Ray Eames’ Mathematica, one of the most popular exhibits at the Museum of Science, has been refurbished by staff over the past two years; the exhibit, a visually arresting immersion in mathematical concepts with seven free-standing displays set in a rectangular image-clad gallery, 

Structured Collaboration: Vermont’s Rural Modernism – lecture, 2015

Structured Collaboration: Vermont’s Rural Modernism – lecture, 2015

Marie S.A. Sorensen spoke on Friday June 5 at the 2015 DOCOMOMO-US Annual Symposium in Minneapolis, MN – Modernism on the Prairie. Sorensen’s talk built on the 2014 two-day tour of modernism in Vermont she co-led with State Architectural Historian Devin Colman. This tour was covered by Amy Lilly, reporting 

Book Review – Jeremy Till’s ‘Architecture Depends’ – pub. 2013

Book Review – Jeremy Till’s ‘Architecture Depends’ – pub. 2013

“Is the view from the street more reliable than the view from the tower? Till’s project in Architecture Depends is to pull apart the certainty with which most architects approach their work. A coach who can see the bigger game, fiercely loyal but pushing for 

Human : Machine : Structure – Dynamic Continuities – pub. 2012

Human : Machine : Structure – Dynamic Continuities – pub. 2012

Marie S.A. Sorensen’s article Human : Machine : Structure – Dynamic Continuities was published in Int|AR Journal, Vol 02, Interventions Adaptive Reuse, in 2012 by the Rhode Island School of Design. The article is available at Academia.edu and Researchgate.net. Abstract follows: The desire to re-instate a 

From the Studio – Hands : Buildings – an Experiment in Form-Making – 2016

From the Studio – Hands : Buildings – an Experiment in Form-Making – 2016

Working with dancer Frankie DiCiaccio and artist Tristan Govignon on ‘Hands’ – a project to propose building forms without 3D graphics, computer screens, or paper. Copyright 2016 Marie S.A. Sorensen, All Rights Reserved