The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has announced a new research project exploring the ?radical changes in the countryside, the vast nonurban areas of Earth? that will culminate in an exhibition at the museum?s Frank Lloyd Wright-designed New York home in Fall 2019.

Countryside: Future of the World, a collaboration between Guggenheim and AMO / Rem Koolhaas examines radical changes transforming the non-urban landscape opens Fall 2019. Photo: Pieternel van Velden (Koppert Cress, The Netherlands 2011). Image Courtesy of Guggenheim

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has announced a new research project exploring the ?radical changes in the countryside, the vast nonurban areas of Earth? that will culminate in an exhibition at the museum?s Frank Lloyd Wright-designed New York home in Fall 2019.Collaborating with Rem Koolhaas and his firm AMO, the think tank wing of OMA, the project will continue research already conducted by the Dutch architect and students from the Harvard Graduate School of Design.
Countryside: Future of the World, a collaboration between Guggenheim and AMO / Rem Koolhaas examines radical changes transforming the non-urban landscape opens Fall 2019.. Image Courtesy of Guggenheim

Led by Guggenheim Curator of Architecture and Digital Initiatives Troy Conrad Therrien, the exhibition will use data gathered from the countryside of today, a realm oft-ignored by city-focused architects, to predict how it will evolve over the near future. Tentati...