Joeb presented two speculative residential design-build projects that operate within the rather narrow physical, historical, and cultural economy and landscape that we define as “New Canaan, Connecticut” today.  Each project attempts, unsentimentally, to keep the long debate between modernism and preservation, between experimentalism and community sensibility in check and in play. The hope is to […]

The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF) is the only not-for-profit foundation in America dedicated to increasing the public’s awareness and understanding of the importance and irreplaceable legacy of its cultural landscapes.  Joeb recently spoke at TLCF’s recent “Shaking Their Yankee Foundations: Evolving Modernist Ambitions”– a symposium which placed a critical spotlight on influential landscape architects of the […]

Barnard College + Columbia University Undergraduate Architecture Department   We are pleased to announce in August 2010 Joeb was promoted to “Adjunct Professor of Architecture” in recognition of his 18 years of contributions and commitment to teaching in the Undergraduate Architecture Department. Joeb is teaching design studios at Columbia and Yale this Fall and Spring semesters. Please […]

Joeb spoke at Residential Architect Magazine’s Symposium“Reinvention”.  The symposium’s panels related to themes addressing the following: “After the dark days of the recession, most architects feel lucky to have any kind of a commission to call your own. But once the relief abates, you must determine whether you have a “customer, client, or patron” signing the […]

Joeb Moore was invited to be on the Jury for the 2008 Residential Architect Design Awards.