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2D/3D
The intersection of architecture and graphic design

James Biber studied architecture and biology at Cornell University before establishing his own firm in New York in 1984. He was invited to join Pentagram in 1991, becoming the firm’s second architectural partner after founder Theo Crosby. His practice covers a wide range of building types and client profiles, including restaurants, museums, iconic structures, exhibitions, interiors, residences, furniture and lighting. James has taught architecture at Cornell University, Syracuse University, and Parsons the New School for Design in New York. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA), and his award-winning projects have been featured in numerous publications.

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Extra large ideas find an intimate home in a formal setting. Small Talks at Bumble and bumble are opportunities to explore a panoply of visual ephemera, flights of fancy and literal brilliance. Passions will be exposed, methods unveiled, and stories shared in a series designed to provoke, inspire and delight.