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SUMMARY:Tour of 17th St Market and Main Street Station Train Shed
DESCRIPTION:Join Modern Richmond on May 26th for a tour of Virginia’s oldest outdoor market\, the 17th Street Market\, designed by Baskervill\, and the Main Street Station Train Shed\, an SMBW project. \nSpeakers will include Tim Hamnett (RIC design build)\, Fred Hopkins (SMBW)\, and Jeannie Welliver (City of Richmond). \n$15 tickets available at modernrichmond.org
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CATEGORIES:Education,Live
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SUMMARY:Great Minds Tour
DESCRIPTION:On April 21\, 2022 from 5:30-7:30 Modern Richmond will offer a tour and talk at the newly renovated space for Great Minds. Great Minds’ goal is to improve Pre-K through grade 12 education by supporting teachers with knowledge-driven and coherent curriculum materials and services in math\, English\, science\, history and other subjects. \nIn 2020 Great Minds made the decision to relocate from Washington DC to Richmond. The relocation effort was led by founder and CEO\, Lynne Munson. She became enamored with 840 Hermitage Road. A diamond in the rough at the time\, the building embodied authentic craft and purposeful design. Three years later\, Great Minds now occupies its new location as a house of knowledge\, a place of innovation and thought leadership\, and a study of workplace innovation. \nDesigned with a reverence for the historic structure\, the modern intervention is set purposely to invite a creative dialogue. The new architecture is minimal and reserved\, allowing it to be a canvas for artwork and modernist furnishings. Stan\, a full sized 40-foot scientific replica of a T-Rex\, acts as an ambassador of perpetual curiosity and wonder. The space serves a variety of uses from everyday workplace\, leadership and academic team retreats\, media events\, and ultimately\, school group tours. \nSpeakers for this event include: \nLynne Munson – Founder and CEO of Great Minds\nPeter Fraser – Director of Brand Experience at Great Minds\nJessie Gemmer – Architect at Fultz&Singh Architects\nAmrit Singh – Partner at Fultz&Singh Architects\nBrad Sauer – Sauer Properties\nModerated by Helen Reed – Modern Richmond Past Chair+Director of Marketing \nRegister online. \nFree parking is available adjacent to the building\, which is located at 840 Hermitage Road in Sauer Center.
URL:https://inform-magazine.com/event/great-minds-tour/
CATEGORIES:Education,Live
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SUMMARY:Careers in Modernism
DESCRIPTION:“Careers in Modernism” will highlight the work of Will Scribner\, FAIA and Sanford Bond\, FAIA\, architects whose work has enhanced Richmond’s built environment starting in the 1970s. Both Will and Sandy have been awarded the Noland Medal\, the highest honor bestowed by the AIA Virginia\, in recognition of their architectural accomplishments over time\, and celebrating their efforts beyond the expected scope of the profession. \nWill and Sandy both began their careers in Richmond at Glave Newman Anderson (now Glave & Holmes)\, a firm whose projects celebrated modern architecture\, whether in buildings they renovated and expanded or in new construction. Sandy and Will later started their own firms. First Sandy started SB Architects\, later opened BCWH with three partners\, and finally co-founded 3North. In 1992 Will established Scriber Messer Brady & Wade\, now known as SMBW\, with three partners. \nTheir projects have consistently raised the bar of modern design in our city and wherever they have worked. \nOur conversation with Will and Sandy will be moderated by Modern Richmond board members Mimi Sadler and Maggie Schubert. \nRegister online.
URL:https://inform-magazine.com/event/careers-in-modernism/
LOCATION:Tredegar Foundry Building
CATEGORIES:Education,Live
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SUMMARY:Charles Goodman's Highland Hills
DESCRIPTION:Modern Richmond’s panel discussion on May 12th at 5:30 PM will focus on Highland Hills\, a unique mid-century modern neighborhood in Bon Air\, Virginia. \nLocated 20 minutes from downtown Richmond and built between 1955 and 1959 by local developers Bruce and Jim Sowers\, Highland Hills’ original homes were designed by Charles Goodman for National Homes\, a Chicago-based manufacturer of pre-fabricated houses. \nModerator Mimi Sadler will share Highland Hills’ history. The panelists\, Joseph Dye Lahendro\, FAIA and John Burns\, FAIA\, will discuss the neighborhood’s architecture and compare it with state and national architectural trends along with another Goodman-designed mid-century neighborhood\, Hollin Hills in Alexandria\, Virginia. \nRegister online.
URL:https://inform-magazine.com/event/charles-goodmans-highland-hills/
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