PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN: HOW IT HAS SHAPED THE NEW YORK CITY COMMUNITY PAST AND PRESENT
For our first session of the "Designing Our Community" series, the Facilities Forum will investigate the evolution of public space design in New York City. We will highlight the contrast between the history and present day design of public spaces and the affects they have had on the social and economic fabric of the city. Our speaker Barry Lewis will lead a discussion looking at the changing direction of public design from the urban motivation of the pre-World War II years and how it helped shape our business landscape, to the more suburban focus of the 50's to the renewed interest in our city present day.
SPEAKERS: Barry Lewis, Architectural Historian, Professor Cooper Union Forum and New York School of Interior Design
LOCATION: Interface Showroom, 404 Park Avenue South, 15th Floor, NYC
DATE: Wednesday, July 14, 2010
TIME: Presentation: 6:00pm, Cocktails to Follow
COST: $15 Members | $25 Non-Members | $10 Students and Educators
Depending on venue capacity, a limited number of tickets may be available at the door for a $10 surcharge
CEUs: 0.1 CEU will be provided for this course.
IIDA Professional and Associate Members are required to complete and report 1.0 CEU (10 hours) of Continuing Education prior to December 31, 2011. All Professional and Associate Members (active and inactive) including IIDA Fellows and Chapter Officers, must adhere to IIDA's compliance requirements.
