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AIA Palm Beach: Lecture Series "A More Primitive Future" by Chad Oppenheim

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Start: Thursday, October 27, 2011

Location: Palm Beach Atlantic Univeristy, MacArthur Hall

Time: 6:00pm

Web Site: www.aiapalmbeach.org

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As part of our Lecture Series

Chad Oppenheim

“A More Primitive Future”

Mr. Oppenheim will lecture on his firm’s most recent explorations in constructing nature and learning again to live with the land and not on the land.  Oppenheim’s designs set forth a future primitive experience for people seeking to reconnect with nature in a primal, visceral way. These proposals attempt to reinterpret the way people have dealt with the earth, setting forth new benchmarks for design, construction and sustainability in the natural environment.

 

The sustainable aspects of Oppenheim’s architecture are celebrated and holistic to the building expression – establishing an equilibrium of design, sustainability and economic viability that emphasizes constructability over architectural bravado. The firm leverages its green design expertise to minimize the impact on the environment and maximize the end-user experience and overall project performance. It is our intent to create landmark architecture that is highly sensitive to its context and climate.

 

When:   Thursday, October 27, 2011

       Where:   MacArthur Hall

      Palm Beach Atlantic University

        Lecture:   6:00 PM

 

From the Florida Turnpike, take Okeechobee Boulevard (Exit 99) east for five miles.  From I-95 exit at Okeechobee Blvd. (Exit 70) and proceed east.  Cross three major intersections (Parker Ave; Dixie Hwy; Olive Ave.) and parking is available in a large faculty parking lot on your right, if full, the next lot you will see is the Safety and Security lot on your right side.  Three large flagpoles sit at the entrance.   Pass this lot and make a right turn (South) on Flagler and parking will be on your left on the Intracoastal.  After parking cross Flagler and proceed north past First Baptist Church, Coastal Towers and turn left between two buildings (Johnson Hall/Sachs Hall) and proceed west.  Mac 1292 will be on your left side just past the fountain.

RSVP TO: director@aiapalmbeach.orgor call: (561) 790-2514

 

 

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