Spaces of the Week: Cabin Fever in Provincetown

06.29.11 It’s About to Get Very Warm at P.S.1 Holding Pattern, an outdoor installation designed by Brooklyn’s Interboro Partners, comes to life at MoMA’s P.S. 1 this Saturday when Chicago-based D.J. Pierre takes the stage to kick off this year’s Warm Up concert series. More  › Cooper-Hewitt’s Going Away Party Take advantge of the free admission and extended hours at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum this Independence Day before it closes for two years of renovation and expansion. More  › Auctioning Off the Ivories Sing for Hope’s second annual Pop’Up Piano project ends this Saturday, and ten of the pianos, designed by the likes of Isaac Mizrahi and Diane Von Furstenberg, are being auctioned off on Charitybuzz. More  › The View From Queens Long Island City’s Z Hotel, opening Friday, boasts interiors by Montreal-based designer Andrés Escobar and a lobby installation by Brooklyn’s Serett Metal Works, as well as in-room floor-to-ceiling windows and a rooftop bar, Z Roof. More  › spaces of the week Cabin Fever in Provincetown On a recent trip to the tip of Cape Cod, I tagged along with under-the-radar design star David Cafiero to ride bicycles, meet friends, and tour some delightful seaside shacks. Slideshow  › The interiors are furnished with the right amount of no-frills décor. A dining/drinking/puzzle-assembling table in one of the cabins. The center room in John Dowd’s house feels very eighteenth century. best bet Acciaio Series Chairs Dutch-trained designer Max Lipsey, inspired by vintage racing bikes, used chromosteel tubing and perforated saddle leather for his sleek, lightweight chairs. More Info › first look Rugs Too Beautiful to Stand On Dana Barnes, whose debut collection “Souled Objects” won the Editors Award for Textiles at last year’s ICFF, unveils her newest collection of woven masterpieces at Ralph Pucci International. Slideshow  › Queens’s eclectic emporium SITE is offering a line of pillows stylishly screen-printed with maps of the five boroughs. Mention Design Hunting at the register for a 25 percent discount (normally $60), or enter the code NYMAG on the store’s website (35-11 34th Ave., nr. 35th St., Long Island City; 718-626-6030; sitedesignnyc.com).