An Ever-Changing House: Dennis Maher's Story

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Dennis Maher's Fargo House. Bridge Room looking west. Photo by Biff Henrich.

Roof shingles, bird cages, rusty window frames, broken lamps, fishtanks, postcards. Most people would look at this collection of items and think “garbage,” but artist Dennis Maher sees beyond this so-called "junk."

Maher, a professor of architecture at the University of Buffalo, has always been interested in how art and architecture relate to demolition, renovation, and restoration. And so, in 2009 he purchased an abandoned property from D’Youville College. 

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Cite: Lisa Wronski. "An Ever-Changing House: Dennis Maher's Story" 08 Feb 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/330144/an-ever-changing-house-dennis-mahers-story> ISSN 0719-8884

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