NILE is a modernist* design office. The work has been presented at Cornell University, University of Melbourne, the AIA Center for Architecture, The Cooper Union, The Storefront for Art and Architecture, The Seoul Biennale and University of Colorado among others. In 2021 the AIA of New York recognized NILE as a winner of New Practices New York. The office was started by Nile Greenberg. Nile published the book The Advanced School of Collective Feeling, co-authored with Matthew Kennedy and Park Books and edited the book Two Sides of the Border, published by Lars Müller Publishers. Nile has been Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University GSAPP. Nile is a founding partner of ANY. office@nile.llc

4 Modernist Corners define the character of many of the prismatic office buildings by Mies van der Rohe. This iconic corner is often viewed as the object, but instead it is merely the elastic end points to the buildings themselves which are formed with a 20’ structural bay divided into 4 parts. Two Mies van der Rohe buildings were built starting around 1959 that use a nearly identical structure, but merely extend the bay. These Mies towers are elastic and nomadic. Elastic, they change length depending on their program requirements and site. Nomadic, they occupy different sites without changes. For the Next Home exhibition in Seoul we proposed a single bay Mies tower that can fit into the small city lots and the steep mountain sites.