RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE
New York architects Joseph Tanney and Robert Luntz founded
RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE in 1990. Since its inception, their
ten-person office has been internationally published and highly
acclaimed, completing projects in the residential, commercial, and
public realms. But it is their modern prefab work, known as THE
MODERN MODULAR, completed over the last ten years for which they
have been most recognized.
In 2003 RES4 won an international competition for a modern
prefabricated home, The Dwell Home. It has been noted by the
Washington Post as the “highest profile modern prefabricated
home in America”, and is considered the “Holy
Grail” for modern prefab enthusiasts.
In addition to having been featured in many national newspapers,
RES4 has been featured in popular magazines, architectural
publications, and media such as CNN, Nightline, and the CBS
Morning News. They have lectured extensively throughout the US,
and their work has been exhibited in museums including the Walker
Art Center in Minneapolis, the Hammer Museum in Los Angles, and
MOMA in New York City. Both Tanney and Luntz are active in
teaching and have been visiting critics at a number of
Universities.
RES4 has also received critical recognition within the profession.
In addition to recently receiving a 2013 and 2012
Connecticut AIA Award for Design, THE MODERN MODULAR has received
a 2005 American Architecture Award, a 2006 National AIA Housing
Award for Concepts in Innovative Housing, and a 2006 Honor Award
for Housing Design Research from the Boston Society of Architects
and the AIA New York Chapter.
Having designed over 120 prefab homes from Maine to Hawaii, using
modular, panelized, and hybrid delivery methods, RESOLUTION: 4
ARCHITECTURE is considered one of the most prolific prefab
architecture firms practicing today. Learn more at
www.re4a.com