The adaptive reuse of a turn-of-the-century German silent theater in Hoboken allowed for the interplay between the original brick structure and a new modernist lightweight metal and glass frame.
Historic imagery of the silent theater era is digitally superimposed on the new structure's glass enclosure, paying homage to the distinction between the two eras.
The adaptive reuse of a turn-of-the-century German silent theater in Hoboken allowed for the interplay between the original brick structure and a new modernist lightweight metal and glass frame.
Historic imagery of the silent theater era is digitally superimposed on the new structure's glass enclosure, paying homage to the distinction between the two eras.
The adaptive reuse of a turn-of-the-century German silent theater in Hoboken allowed for the interplay between the original brick structure and a new modernist lightweight metal and glass frame.
Historic imagery of the silent theater era is digitally superimposed on the new structure's glass enclosure, paying homage to the distinction between the two eras.
The adaptive reuse of a turn-of-the-century German silent theater in Hoboken allowed for the interplay between the original brick structure and a new modernist lightweight metal and glass frame.
Historic imagery of the silent theater era is digitally superimposed on the new structure's glass enclosure, paying homage to the distinction between the two eras.
The adaptive reuse of a turn-of-the-century German silent theater in Hoboken allowed for the interplay between the original brick structure and a new modernist lightweight metal and glass frame.
Historic imagery of the silent theater era is digitally superimposed on the new structure's glass enclosure, paying homage to the distinction between the two eras.