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Mark SEXTON, FAIA Thursday, 7 pm Magnolia Theatre, West Village Working for three decades in the demanding architectural culture of Chicago, the firm of Krueck and Sexton has set a standard by melding a lively and generous vision with craft and precision. Among their major works is Crown Fountain, done with artist Jaume Plensa, a centerpiece of Chicago's magnificent Millenium Park along Lake Michigan. Educated at IIT, Mark Sexton brings to today's work ideas and attention that reflect Mies' long legacy. www.ksarch.com dallasarchitectureforum.org |

Andrew VERNOOY, AIA “New Humanism: Taking a Stand—A Report on Ghost 13” Tuesday, 6:30 pm Dallas Center for Architecture, 1909 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Suite 100 Within the context of New Technologies in Architecture—new materials, new geometries, and new structural strategies—Ghost 13 took a stand on the principles of Place, Craft and Community. Initiated as a retrospective of Brian Mackay-Lyons’ innovative 12 years of physically engaged, yet theoretically driven, architectural production on his stunning site west of Halifax, Ghost 13 listed among its participants some of the most talented architects practicing today. Benchmarked by presentations from Kenneth Frampton, Juhani Pallasmaa and Glenn Murcutt, the week of inspiring discussions naturally lead to speculations about the larger agenda. Was Ghost 13 merely a thoughtful reflection on beautiful architecture or did it make a claim for New Humanism within the context of an exceedingly technically driven culture. You decide, as attendants discuss the issues explicitly, and implicitly, generated by the conference. dallasarchitectureforum.org |



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| Lawn Care Seminar Healthy lawns with less water. The Lawn Care Seminar is offered FREE every winter. Come and learn from local experts ways you can have healthy lawn with less frequent watering. Discover the most effective and earth-friendly way to care for your lawn. Richland College Performance Hall (Building “F”) 12800 Abrams Road, Dallas , TX 75243 Saturday, January 28, 2012 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. John and Amanda Griffin , turf and irrigation specialists with Smart Outdoor Services, will teach you how to care for your lawn like an expert. Subjects covered include selection of turf, mowing and basic lawn care. After the presentation, there will be a question and answer with licensed irrigators on minor sprinkler system repairs. A drawing for a 60-gallon rain barrel donated by Catch the Rain and bags of Green Sense organic fertilizer from Rohde’s Nursery and Nature Store will be held at the end of the seminar. Making a Reservation Space is limited, please register online at SaveDallasWater.com. Let us know how many will be attending in your group. Also, you may register by calling (214) 670-3155. |
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Architecture Film Series: The Heurtley House 7:30 p.m. Architectural historian H. Allen Brooks hosts this documentary chronicling the five-year, museum-grade restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright's Heurtley House, a wonder built in 1902 in Chicago's renowned Oak Park neighborhood. Created for banker and arts patron Arthur Heurtley, the home is noteworthy for exhibiting many of the elements that would come to represent Wright's signature "Prairie style." Refreshments will be provided. A donation of $10 is requested at the door. RSVP to info@DallasCFA.com. (Wright-related films are always popular, so RSVP soon to guarantee a space...) |

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| The Architecture Happy Hour Join us for this fun, social happy hour where you'll meet quality professionals in the architecture, design, real estate, and construction industries. This happy hour is fully devoted to what you all do best... socializing and making connections. When: Wed., January 18 , 5-7pm Cost: FREE Where: Warwick Melrose Hotel 3015 Oak Lawn Avenue, Dallas, TX (map) click here to rsvp: If you have questions please contact Dallas Architect, Laura Davis at 214-751-2300 or laura@hpdarch.com. |
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