Have a Happy Holiday season! We look forward to seeing you again in the New Year!
Read moreThis Giving Tuesday, 1014 managed to reach its fundraising targets early
Thanks to its community of generous donors, 1014 participated in the global giving campaign “Giving Tuesday” and managed to raise $1,000 dollars by noon.
Read moreEvent Recordings Page Launched!
Humanities for Humans: Transatlantic Conversation Series Launches in New York
Amidst an era of increasing polarization, the Walter de Gruyter Foundation and 1014 launch a new transatlantic event series to take a closer look at some of the controversial terms that deepen the divides in our societies. With eight episodes over two years, Humanities for Humans strives to generate a better understanding of what the humanities are and what role they can play in today’s complex world.
Read moreNew Design Brochure of 1014 Fifth Avenue Refurbishment
“We are grateful for Germany’s continuous investment into the trans-Atlantic partnership,” says Andreas Fibig, Chairman and President of 1014, as the refurbishment plans of 1014 Fifth Avenue, New York, are taking shape.
Take a look at the design by David Chipperfield Architects and the story of the historic townhouse on Fifth Avenue here.
Annual Report 2021 published
1014’s annual report 2021 provides an overview of all the events that were held this past year. The year started with digital programs due to the ongoing pandemic. In the fall season, however, 1014 welcomed guests back into the beautiful townhouse at 1014 Fifth Ave. Read all about the organization and its development in the report.
Read moreFestival of New York 2022
New York, NY (March 23, 2022) – A growing collective of 200+ organizations across the five boroughs today announced the first Festival of New York, an unprecedented movement to marshal the creativity, resiliency, diversity, and spirit of collaboration that makes New York one of the strongest and most inspiring cities on earth.
Read moreCrisis in Ukraine
In this moment of crisis, our heart goes out to the people in Ukraine. As an organization that believes in the power of dialogue and exchange, we mourn the loss of lives and the pain inflicted upon the people as the ongoing crisis threatens peace, security, and prosperity in Europe and across the globe. Forging transatlantic partnerships is more critical than ever.
Andreas Fibig, Chairman and President of 1014
Read moreNavigating the ups and downs of 2021 – together
Dear Friends of 1014,
The year 2021 has been quite a roller coaster. Unwavering, however, is our commitment to creating more equitable societies. As we reflect on the changes, challenges, and moments of inspiration this year, we want to share our deep gratitude for your participation in the 1014 community. Read more.
Read more6sqft: "See David Chipperfield’s plans to renovate the historic townhouse at 1014 Fifth Avenue"
The property will continue to be used for events, supported by the German Federal Foreign Office, together with the Goethe-Institut. A private area will host a residency program; other areas will include an exhibition space. Green spaces will include a fernery, a garden, and a rooftop terrace. Construction is expected to begin in 2023 and be completed in 2025. DCA will work with KARO Architects and Patarus Group, both of New York.
The architecture and property portal 6sqft published and article about 1014’s renovation plans. Read the complete text by clicking the link below.
14-17 October: A Celebration of Culture, Architecture, and the Upper East Side
Join us as we celebrate architecture, culture, and community at 1014 Fifth Avenue from 14 to 17 October! As part of Archtober and Open House New York, 1014 hosts an exhibition, talks, art presentations, and free walking tours by historians.
Read moreWinning Design Team Announcement: 1014's Architecture and History Exhibition in October
1014 is excited to announce that Studio Aorta has been chosen as the design team for 1014’s architecture and history exhibition in October. Studio Aorta and 1014 have begun working on the exhibition, which will present the winning architectural design plans by David Chipperfield / KARO Architects / Paratus Group, along with several runners-up, from a design competition for the renovation of 1014 Fifth Ave. The exhibition will also focus on the history of the building and neighborhood, and the future of 1014’s programming.
The Call for Proposals asked designers to create a design plan that would highlight the urban context and history of the Upper East Side neighborhood, the legacy of cultural exchange at 1014 Fifth Ave., and the architectural history and future of the building. Designers were asked to demonstrate the following in their proposals:
• a creative use of the material and space to display media within the 1014 building
• a functional design that maintains space for the program events to take place
• an engaging/interesting/original concept that highlights the exhibition materials well
Studio Aorta’s innovative design concept incorporated all the above and more: with elements of their proposed exhibition design reflecting the spatial interior of 1014 Fifth Ave., their suggested use of sustainable and/or reusable materials, and their detailed plan for the project, they won over the jury.
Check 1014’s website or follow us on social media to learn more about the exhibition in October.
Congratulations to Studio Aorta, and a huge thank you to all who submitted proposals!
German government commissions Chipperfield to remodel Goethe House on Fifth Avenue
British architect David Chipperfield, together with New York-based KARO architects and the Paratus Group, has been commissioned by the German government to convert the former Goethe House at 1014 Fifth Avenue in New York into a center for transatlantic encounters. An independent jury selected the Chipperfield team’s design – titled "An Open House / A Sharing House / A House as Home" – over nine other proposals in the final round.
Read moreCall for proposals: Design for 1014 architecture and history exhibition in October
1014 plans to host a “pop-up” public exhibition and festival in October 2021 and is looking for a designer or architect to design and oversee construction and set-up of the exhibition.
Read more1014 and CFFP launch series on Feminist Foreign Policy and its Potential for Advancing Transatlantic Relations
Considering the ongoing security crises, the global pushback against human rights, and the climate emergency, the transatlantic partnership is more critical than ever.
This series of conversations by the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy (CFFP) and 1014 aims at increasing the dialogue between both sides of the Atlantic and fostering awareness about more sustainable approaches to foreign policy. It strives to discuss transatlantic priorities in the fields of security, sexual and reproductive rights, and climate justice from a Feminist Foreign Policy perspective.
Read moreWork with us! Job Offers at 1014
1014 currently has two open positions:
Communication and Program Associate
Full-time, 40 hours per week
Help us to optimize 1014’s communication and reach our audience with exciting information about our events. Get involved in organizing live events and other programs on the most pressing global issues and become part of the growing team at 1014. You like international exchange, politics, culture, problem solving? Then this could be the job for you.
Find all details in the job offer here.
Executive Associate
Part-time, 20h per week
You are organized and like to support a thriving young institution by preparing board meetings, project budgets and fundraising activities? You love working in a team and facilitating the everyday tasks in the organizational flow of a nonprofit? Then you should apply for this position with us.
Find all details in the job offer here.
New Chamber Ballet presents Film Premiere of "Stray Bird", danced tribute to Ursula Mamlok
Miro Magloire’s New Chamber Ballet announces the world premiere of Stray Bird. The film version of the company’s tribute to composer Ursula Mamlok, which was filmed entirely at 1014 Fifth Ave., is launched on March 8 in celebration of International Women’s Day.
Read moreNew Twitter Series: Reset 2021 →
The United States and Europe have vowed to reset their relations. Many global challenges such as climate change, pandemics, tech- and cyber security, migration, as well as an increasing global economic competition call for concerted action. But will the partners be able to reinvigorate their alliance? As of today, 1014 features analysis on Twitter @1014nyc.
Attack on U.S. Capitol
“We (…) witness an attack on the very fundaments of democratic structures and institutions. This is not merely a U.S. national issue, but it shakes the world, at least all democracies.”
Peter Beyer, 1014 board member and trans-Atlantic coordinator of the German government after pro-Trump rally stormed the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, December 6th.
Read more at nyt.com
The New Yorker: “Beethoven for One” boldly imagines a new kind of concert
In a review for The New Yorker, critic Richard Brody describes his visit to 1014 on a cold November day as a remarkable experience: “what I got was an overwhelming new kind of concert, in some ways superior to the old one.”
He continues: “I’ve heard Beethoven performed in large and famous concert halls by some of the great quartets of the era (including the Juilliard, the Emerson, and the Takács); none came close to delivering the jagged immediacy and breathtaking intimacy of Saturday afternoon’s quartet.”
With Beethoven for One, 1014 brought live performance back to New Yorkers. A string quartet around cellist Jia Kim played all sixteen string quartets by Ludwig van Beethoven over the course of seven days. Adhering to social distancing and other pandemic safety protocols, only one person, couple, or household was allowed to listen to one movement. The short, but intense experience of live music just twelve feet away from the professional concert musicians, left the small audience stunned and sometimes in tears. With Beethoven for One, 1014 paid tribute to the maestro in the 250th year of his birth.
Read the full review at The New Yorker.