Honoring the 7 designs in the competition to reimagine the municipality’s kiosks.
American Institue of Architects (AIA), New Jersey presented the winners of the Princeton Kiosk Design Competition to the Mayor and Council, capping a months-long effort to reimagine the bulletin board structures that have anchored Nassau Street since 1988.
The competition grew out of last year’s Nassau Street Streetscape Project, which raised the possibility of removing the kiosks altogether. Princeton architect Joshua Zinder, a former AIA New Jersey president, reached out to Councilman David Cohen and municipal engineer Deanna Stockton to propose a design competition as an alternative.
The competition opened May 30 and closed July 18. The top six entries were then displayed at the Princeton Public Library, where residents voted for a People’s Choice Award.
All entries will be on display here on March 24, 25 and 26 in our theater space. Feel to stop by and check them all out!
