d.esk is a practice based in Los Angeles that thinks about building, creates installations, and makes models. We bring open-ended, creative inquiry to the immediate world we live in.
Flash Art Volumes
Brooklyn Rail
Domus
Architect’s Newspaper
The Plan
Harvard Design Magazine
Metropolis
SCI-Arc Channel
Architectural League of New York
Archinect
Disc Journal
Awards
Young Architects League Prize
AN Best of Design
Recent Exhibitions
The Whole Picture at Kent State
Working Remotely at a83
Model Behavior at Cooper Union
Inscriptions at Harvard GSD
The Drawing Show at A+D and Yale
Selected Writing and Lectures
Tired and Behaving Poorly, Log 50
An Odd Picture, Project 4
Queer Space
Paper Mood
A Visit to Slump Model
Digital Model Problems
Team
Dutra Brown, Chris Doerr, Constantin Gardey, Tony Gonzalez, Matt Hunt, Maria Kuraeva, Alex Mann, Julie RIiley, Kaita Saito, Morgan Sobotka Knowles, Jixun Wen, Ian Wong
Photo by Brian Guido
The practice is led by David Eskenazi in Los Angeles, with current projects in California and Mexico. Alongside the practice, David writes and teaches, with publications in journals including Log, Project, Offramp, and Pidgin. He’s been awarded the League Prize from the Architectural League of New York, the Oberdick Fellowship at the University of Michigan, the LeFevre Fellowship at the Ohio State University, and was a MacDowell Fellow. Currently, David is a design studio and visual studies faculty at SCI-Arc.