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CONNECT- PROGRAM: To seek new options for the site now occupied by Central Prison, and to reimagine The Governor IONS Morehead School, historic structures, and Central Prison’s existing medical facility. To explore the potential for oce space, housing, hospitality and retail, restaurants, and a “wild card” programmatic element - 81.2 as well as open space, transit, and other physical and social connections to surrounding properties. A 3-day architectural workshop May 18-20, 2018 to re-imagine 81.2 acres in Raleigh, NC SPEAKERS: Jamie von Klemperer President of Kohn Pedersen Fox and designer for One Vanderbilt, a 1,401-foot supertall connecting DAY 3 to Grand Central Station in New Ideas Presentation York City NCSU Burns Auditorium Marianne Kwok 12:30-3:30pm KPF’s Design Director for 10 and 3 HSW credits 30 Hudson Yards in New York City, A presentation and and One Shenzhen Bay, a discussion of workshop mixed-use development in the results, including team Houhai District of Shenzhen visions for the sites and Michael Samuelian DAY 1 connections to Former planner for the City of Opening Lectures neighboring properties New York and now CEO and and beyond. Invited president of The Trust for CAM Raleigh . 5:30-8pm guests will include the Governor’s Island 3.5 HSW credits design community, civic An evening of inspiring ocials, developers, Andre Kikoski talks from ve New York property owners and the principal at Andre Kikoski Architect, planners, architects and public – especially young and interior architect for One landscape architects professionals making www.connections.design Hudson Yards, Chelsea’s newest responsible for DAY 2 Raleigh their home. The rental building adjacent to the monumental urban goal is for resulting Hudson Yards development Design Workshop design projects across the Citrix . 8:30am-6:30pm conversations to continue Thomas Woltz globe. These talks are 10 HSW credits after the presentations. owner of Nelson Byrd Woltz open to the public and A day-long architectural open to the public Landscape Architects, and designer are designed to inspire workshop with teams of of award-winning landscape those who live, work, and architects from North architecture projects in Houston, play in Raleigh, to be bold Carolina, exploring Nashville and New Zealand and forward-thinking in hypothetical future Steve Schuster, FAIA the development of this possibilities for the sites Moderator growing metropolis. where Central Prison and Principal of Clearscapes in Raleigh open to the public The Governor Morehead School are located, on faciliated by: 81.2 acres north of Dix lay of the land Teams of North Carolina Park. Consideration will & be given to Raleigh’s architects, planners, economy, connectivity, DESIGN ECOLOGY landscape architects, and and design – for the good developers working together of its people and its to imagine future solutions environment. open to design professionals visit and registration information more for i in situ studio partners sponsors.

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