Nick Roseboro

New York / United States

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Nick Roseboro Assoc. AIA, is a designer and musician with experience across many creative disciplines. Following his music studies at The New School, he worked on various editorial and exhibition projects that evolved toward his first collaboration with Architensions. Roseboro’s research revolves around user interaction centered around perceptions of our environment. In particular, Roseboro’s interpretation of the urban context reads the city as a complex organism of social, civic, political, and ludic insertions within an ever-changing reality. In addition, he is interested in redefining architectural practice through curatorial, pedagogical, and cross-disciplinary means of exploration toward new architectural outcomes.
Roseboro has led many projects, including the experimental space Aesop World Trade Center, a large-scale installation for Coachella 2022, and a house in Long Island that questions aspects of domesticity. In Spring 2020, Roseboro joined “Design Advocates,” a network of designers and architects that provide research and design services to nonprofits and marginalized communities. His interests in the social aspects of design have led to his participation in various symposia and presentations on the studio’s research. Roseboro is the editor and designer of Architensions’ first book Forma Urbana, published in 2015 by Casa Editrice Libria and presented as a catalog to the studio’s first solo exhibition, Fifth Dimensional Cities, 2016.
Nick Roseboro
Nick Roseboro
  • Address 252 Java Street Suite 207, 11222 New York | United States
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Nick Roseboro Assoc. AIA, is a designer and musician with experience across many creative disciplines. Following his music studies at The New School, he worked on various editorial and exhibition projects that evolved toward his first collaboration with Architensions. Roseboro’s research revolves around user interaction centered around perceptions of our environment. In particular, Roseboro’s interpretation of the urban context reads the city as a complex organism of social, civic, political, and ludic insertions within an ever-changing reality. In addition, he is interested in redefining architectural practice through curatorial, pedagogical, and cross-disciplinary means of exploration toward new architectural outcomes. Roseboro has led many projects, including the experimental space Aesop World Trade Center, a large-scale installation for Coachella 2022, and a house in Long Island that questions aspects of domesticity. In Spring 2020, Roseboro joined “Design Advocates,” a network of designers and architects that provide research and design services to nonprofits and marginalized communities. His interests in the social aspects of design have led to his participation in various symposia and presentations on the studio’s research. Roseboro is the editor and designer of Architensions’ first book Forma Urbana, published in 2015 by Casa Editrice Libria and presented as a catalog to the studio’s first solo exhibition, Fifth Dimensional Cities, 2016.