The School of Architecture and Planning is Pleased to Announce its Fall 2015 Public Programs

Zoom image: The Buffalo School announces its exciting public program schedule for the Fall 2015. The Buffalo School announces its exciting public program schedule for the Fall 2015.

The School of Architecture and Planning is pleased to announce an exciting lineup of lectures and exhibitions for its Fall 2015 series of public events. The program brings leading thinkers and practitioners in architecture, planning and the design professions to Buffalo to engage public dialogue on critical issues in the profession today.

Stay tuned for details on specific events and contact us at any time for more information.

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Schedule

All events are held at 6pm in 301 Crosby Hall unless otherwise noted.

AIA Continuing Education Credits

‘Shipping Architecture is an intermittent series of events that pairs speakers whose work may have as-yet unknown relationships. We refer to the colloquial use of the term “‘shipping”, which refers to relationships, celebrity couples or imaginary ones - here serving as a structure that is playful but also productive of new discourse.

Sponsors: Architectural Resources, Clarkson Chair Endowment Fund, AIA Western New York Chapter, University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning Dean’s Office, Department of Media Study

 

September 30

Young Candy
 Liam Young, Tomorrows Thoughts Today and Princeton School of Architecture & Stuart Candy, Situation Lab and OCAD University

 

October 8 - November 8

Eliel & Eero Saarinen: Kleinhans Music Hall
 Exhibition, Kleinhans Hall
Curated by Brian Carter

 

October 9

Juhani Pallasmaa, Architect
Co-Sponsored by FinnFest

 

October 14

McKim
 McLain Clutter, Master of None and University of Michigan & Janette Kim, All of the Above and Syracuse University

"McLain Clutter, Hacking Geodemography," Exhibition Opening
7pm, Architecture Library Gallery

 

October 21

Mich’uis

Michelle Fornabai, Artist-Architect & Luis Suárez Mansilla, Suárez Santas Arquitectos, Bilbao

 

October 26 - October 30

The Clarkson Chair in Planning
Todd Swanstrom, University of Missouri-St. Louis

 

November 9 

Martino Stierli, MoMA NYC
Co-Sponsored by the Humanities Institute Modernisms Research Workshop
6pm, The Greatbatch Pavilion, Darwin Martin House 125 Jewett Parkway

 

November 18 

Exhibition Launch & Discussion: New Faculty Books, with Iker Gil, MAS Context and MAS Studio, Chicago
 Featuring new book publications from Shannon Bassett, Jordan Geiger, Miguel Guitart, Joyce Hwang and Martha Bohm with Gabrielle Printz, Annette Lecuyer, Korydon Smith and Beth Tauke, Ernest Sternberg, and Despina Stratigakos

6pm, Architecture Library Gallery

Sponsors

Architectural Resources, Clarkson Chair Endowment Fund, AIA Western New York Chapter, University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning Dean’s Office, Department of Media Study