the iCA&CA the institute of classical architecture BOARD OF DIRECTORS Margaret Halsey Gardiner Gilbert P. Schafer III, AIA Ray Gindroz, FAIA & classical america Chairman William H. Harrison Arthur Ross Alvin Holm Honorary Chairman Philip K. Howard 164 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010 Richard Wilson Cameron Clem Labine Vice Chairman John Massengale Henry Hope Reed Peter Pennoyer Honorary President & Robert Pirie Scholar in Residence Thomas J. Salvatore Richard Franklin Sammons Suzanne R. Santry Secretary Bunny Williams Christopher H. Browne Roy S. Zeluck Treasurer Leonard Porter STAFF Fellows Representative Paul Gunther Marc Appleton President David G. Baird, Jr. Henrika Dyck Taylor Adele Chatfield-Taylor Managing Director David J. Cohen Briana E. Miller Rodney Mims Cook, Jr. Coordinator of Academic Programs Jeffrey L. Davis Jonathan H. Matthews Anne Fairfax Public Programs & Christine G.H. 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CalltheInstitute toreserve yourplace public. membersandthegeneral $25 forICA&CA pm. signing 6:00pm, lecture 6:30 Institute ofArt, 1334 York Avenue at72nd Cocktail Street. reception andbook will talkabouthisnewbook published byTaunton Press. A. Russell Versaci ofVersaci Neumann &Partners inWashington, D.C., Co-Sponsored bySotheby’s InstituteofArtandtheICA&CA, architect Building theNew Old House Tuesday, February 10 House Journal,Traditional Building, invited tojoinICA&CA BoardMember ClemLabine,founderof ICA&CA Fellows andmembers at theFriends levelanduparecordially Afternoon Tea circa 1883 FebruarySunday, 8 members,$10 andICA&CA lecture. forthegeneral Admission public. $5forBHS Society, 128 Pierrepont Receptionandbook-signing3:00pm,followedby Street. George B. 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ICA&CA and forICA&CA Curator inCharge,Department ofGreekandRoman Art. willbeconductedbyCarlosA.Picón, and slatedforcompletionin2006, and Roman &Associates wingaddition,designedbyRoche/Dinkeloo A specialtouroftheMetropolitan Museum’snew31,000 squarefootGreek Greek &RomanGalleryVisit JanuaryMonday, 26 members,$10ICA&CA forthegeneral public. level, 164 Admission pm,lecture FifthAvenue. free 7:00pm. to Reception6:30 forward inItaly,France, England,EasternEurope,andIndia. classical sitesinMediterranean totheirprogenyfromtheRenaissance classically designedarchitectural masterpiecesrangingfromancient will offeranoverviewoftheorganization’sexperiencesconserving John Stubbs, Vice President ofPrograms oftheWorld Monuments Fund Conserving Classical Architecture. 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Center, will giveanillustratedtalkaboutneo-classicalinfluenceson19th Foundation Fellow andprofessorofarchitecture atBardGraduate In parttwooftheseries,Dr. Helena Kaberg,AmericanScandinavian Classicism toModernism: Swedish 20thCentury Architecture &Design Tuesday, April13 17th and18th centuryarchitectural history,willgiveanillustratedtalk. Curator ofUppsalaUniversityMuseuminSweden andnotedscholar of Classical Excursions,andtheICA&CA, Dr. Johan Cederlund, Chief In thefirstofatwo-partseriesco-sponsoredbyScandinavia House, Baroque Swedish to Neo-Classicism: Architecture &Interiors Tuesday, March 30 visit www.classicalexcursions.com or 390-5536 For more informationpleasecontactClassicalExcursions:(800) in urbaneCharlestonaswelltheneighboringLowCountry plantations. inspired architecture, decorativearts,andgardensbeautifullypreserved the ICA&CA, thisfour-dayweekendtourwilltakeintheclassically- Co-Sponsored withTheMerchant’s House MuseumofNew York and Classical Charleston: Architecture andDecorative Arts March 11–March 14 $10 forthegeneral public. Admission pm,lecture Members, free 7:00pm. toICA&CA Reception 6:30 Ljubljana, thecapitalofSlovenia. 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AIBD Southeast Program in New Fellows Announced The ICA&CA wishes to thank Dual/Supporting Karen Topjian William D.B. Olafsen Corporate Harrison Design Associates Classical Architecture the following new and renewing Members Paul R. Tritch Kate Ottavino Members James Bleecker Photography At the October 2003 meeting of the ICA&CA Fellows, seven volunteers who members since August 1, 2003. William Allison Mr. and Mrs. Lavelle Jonathan Parisen Cooper, Robertson James Leslie Design Associates have given enormously of their time and talents were elected. Aimee Charlotte P. Armstrong Walker Jessie J. Poesch & Partners James Steinmeyer Associates The ICA&CA is offering its Program in Classical Architecture for Latrobe Society Josef Asteinza J. Randal Wallar Donald W. Powers Jim McDonough, Inc. Kate Johns Design and Construction Professionals in collaboration with the AIBD Buccellato, Daron Builta, Damian Samora, Tom McManus, Petra Garza, William D. Rondina Fred Atherton Francis C. Ward Ellen Rauch John Rosselli International Dimitrios Klitsas (American Institute of Building Design) Societies of North Carolina, Nora Martin, and Sean Tobin were recognized for their past and continued Kay Bearman Bruce W. Whipple Barry Rice L.M.C. Corp. Jozef Custom Ironworks Benefactors Raffi R. Berberian Henry M. White, III Kyle Roberts Taconic Builders, Inc. Kean Williams South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. This five-session course is taking contributions on a variety of Public Programs, which include the 10th Frederic and Suzanne Osvaldo Bertolini David Michael Wood Colleen M. Rogers Giambertone Ltd. place over five weekends, which began in Charleston on November 21 Anniversary Exhibit, 2003 Arthur Ross Awards, and the 2003 Benefit Rheinstein Dennis Boylan Marilyn J. Sato Professional Landair Project and 22, 2003 and finishes August 2004. The sessions teach the funda- Auction; Academic Programs, which include the ICA&CA Summer Program Susan B. Branch Members Ann G. Seidler Members Resources, Inc. Patrons mentals of the classical tradition to architects, residential designers, and workshops; and Communications Programs like The Forum newsletter, Victor Brighton Joerg Albrecht Adele Seltzer Add Pro: Architectural Laura Casale Architect Mr. and Mrs. William Susan R. Alisberg George Sheldon Drafting Services Lawrance Architectural The Classicist, and the 10th Anniversary publication, A Decade of Art & Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. builders, developers, interior designers, and others in design related Bolen Brockschmidt Jhennifer Amundson Gail Shields-Miller Agrell Architectural Presentations fields who are practicing in the Southeast region of the United States. Architecture 1992–2002. The organization could not achieve the broad range Robin Browne Thomas A. Buckley Sheri Babbio Scott L. Shonk Carving, Ltd. Bud Lawrence Those who meet the attendance and participation requirements of the of programming and projects without the commitment and determination of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Andrew Burke Anthony Baratta Lara Shortall Annapolis Weathervanes Alan LeQuire our Fellows and volunteers. Davis Martin D. Bush Thomas Paul Bates Margaret Shrader & Cupolas Leyland Development LLC program are awarded a Certificate in Classical Architecture for Design and Dean M. Dordevic John Clark D. Troy Beasley Maria R. Sola Appleton & Associates, Inc. Margolis Inc. Construction Professionals. William H. Harrison Marvin Clawson Maria Becerra Joseph Peter Spang Architectural Iron Mark P. Finlay Architects New Council of Advisors Named William Michaelcheck Kinga Crary David A. Beckwith Brian Speas Designs, Inc. Michael Goldman Session 2: February 6 & 7, 2004 — Wilmington, North Carolina Gregory L. Palmer John Danzer James Benjamin Martha Roby Stephens The Beehive Press Architect, P.C. Session 3: April 16 & 17, 2004 — Savannah, Georgia Michael S. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Douglas Ronald Bentley Suzanne Green Stevens BKSK Archtiects LLP National Architectural Trust The ICA&CA is pleased to announce the re-naming of its Advisory Council, Elizabeth M. Dowling John L. Beringer James Strain Daron Builta Oak Grove Restoration Session 4: May 21 & 22, 2004 — Richmond, Virginia which is a small group of well-known design professionals, as The Council Sponsors Kurt Dubbe James T. Best Mia Taradash Angela Caban/ Company Session 5: August 13 & 14, 2004 — Asheville, North Carolina of Advisors. Additionally, this group of advisors has been expanded and William Curtis Helene Eklen Minor L. Bishop Mark Taylor The Finished Wall Ruthann Olsson Christian Fokine F.L. Bissinger Margaret Anne Larry E. Boerder Pagliacco Turning and Milling re-defined to include prominent individuals in fields beyond architecture James Porcarelli For information or to register for one or more of the remaining sessions, Stephen Salny Callum Gibb Glen B. Boggs, II Tockarshewsky Charrette Design Group Pak Heydt & Associates, LLC please visit www.aibdnc.com or www.classicist.org/edu.html, or contact that include other allied artistic pursuits. Authors, historians, scholars, and David H. Gleason Emily R. Bourgeois A. Robert Torres Civitas, LLC Patti Skouras, Inc. Friends Anton Glikin Andrew D. Brooks Peter B. Trippi Oliver Cope R. Walsh Gate & Railing Co. AIBD Program Coordinator, Robin Garrett at (877) 674-7784 (toll free). journalists with knowledge and interest in the classical tradition have been added. To date, the following individuals have accepted a one-year term Collette Arredondo Toni K. Goodale Thomas Campbell Adam Van Doren The Cotton District Restore Media, LLC Catherine Cahill & Nancy Green Mitchell Cantor James Waite Cullman & Kravis, Inc. Rhomboid Sax on the ICA&CA Council of Advisors. We are delighted to have their support Mr. William Bernhard William Green Carrie Carlisle Mr. & Mrs. David Desmond Ritner Architectural Group ICA&CA Chapters and mentorship. Brian P. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Judith Brown Caro William B. Warren The D.H. Ellison Co. Robert Orr & Associates Gary Brewer Gunther Lucylee Chiles Sandra Warshawsky Dominick Tringalli Robinson Iron Corporation In addition to the active Classical America chapters in Philadelphia, Charlotte, Robert Adam Mac Griswold Witold Rybczynski Scott Reed Dakin G. William Haas Kenneth Clark Barbara Weinstein Architects, Inc. Ronald Bricke & and Charleston, the ICA&CA is working to help additional like-minded Boris Baranovich Inge Heckel Edward Schmidt Angelo Davila Mr. and Mrs. David D. Sonja Corbin Frederick Wilbur Doug Walter Architects Associates, Inc. John Blatteau Eve M. Kahn Thomas Gordon Smith Harlan Mary Kay Crain Kevin Wolfe Drake Design Associates Sarah Smith Interiors, Inc. communities organize chapters on a local, state, and regional basis. Donald H. Dewey Stefania de Kennessey George M. Kelly, Sc. Robert A.M. Stern Richard Dragisic Kathryn Herman A. Francyne de Buck Michael Young Eric J. Smith, Architects Simonini Builders Thierry Despont Michael Lykoudis Simon Verity Richard Ford William Heyer Christopher B. De Orsay Nancy Zito John L. D. Frazier St. Clair Builders, Inc. Elizabeth Dowling Myron Magnet A. Russell Versaci Southeast Chapter News and Upcoming Events John Gilmer Max L Hill, III Vicky S. De Wulf Gale Nurseries, Inc. Stuart Interiors, Ltd. Andres Duany Arthur May Darren Walker Arthur Gold Lorin Hodges William Diamond Students & GGA Architects Planners Suzy Grote Ltd. Very recently, a Southeast Chapter was formed. Over the last year, resi- David Anthony Easton Sarah Medford Carroll William Westfall David Grace Carter Hord Gary I. Dycus First-Year Ronald Gold Tanglewood Conservatories dential designer David Grace in Atlanta and other ICA&CA enthusiasts Mark Ferguson Carlos A. Picón Jean Wiart. Milton W. Grenfell Barry Hutner Don Edson Professionals Griffin Warehouse Thomas P. Matthews, Michael Graves Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk Tom Wolfe in the Southeast region have been planning a series of lectures, classes, Cynthia Hardwick John M. Jascob Steven Ehrlich Francis X. Altiere, IV Associates Architect LLC Nancy N. Green Demetri Porphyrios Inge Heckel Richard H. Jenrette Ralph E. Eissmann Todd Furgason Group 3 Architecture- Timothy Bryant Architect and tours for this new chapter that represents traditional and classical Allan Greenberg Jaquelin Robertson Ronald C. Herczeg Gary William Justiss Annalee Emanuel Paul Ranogajec Interiors-Planning Traditional Architecture, Inc. architects, designers, craftsmen, students, and historians. Officers for the Tara Hood Dennis Keefe Richard N. Faust Heather Reilly Gullans and Brooks Vitoch Interiors Ltd. ICA&CA Southeast Chapter are David Grace, president; William Alexander Latham, III Margaret Derwent Ketcham David Finlay Robert A. Rhodes Associates, Inc. Whitney Rietz Designs ICA&CA Board Elects Four New Directors Michelle Kinasiewicz Richard Lee Francis Hall & Hull Architects, Inc. Windham Builders Harrison, secretary; and Todd Strickland, treasurer. John D. Mashek, Jr. Mark W. McClure Bruce C. King J. Wilson Fuqua Hammond Beeby At the October 30, 2003 meeting of the ICA&CA Board, four new directors William L. Mincey, Jr. Brent A. Kovalchik Jim Galloway Rupert Ainge • On Saturday, January 17, architect, ICA&CA Fellow and faculty were named for the class of 2006: Robert Mueller Alan Levenstein James Gloria member Martin Brandwein will present a class in Atlanta on the Ward Murphy Robert C. Magrish Catherine Gulevich James C. Marlas Mary Jane Harris For more information about modern classical kitchen. William H. Harrison, an architect specializing in residential, municipal, and Greg Nott Joseph Nye Thomas A. McCrary Albert P. Hildebrandt individual and professional membership, ecclesiastical buildings; is the president of Harrison Design Associates in please visit www.classicist.org • In February, date to be announced, architect, and ICA&CA Board Mr. and Mrs. Ben Page, Jr. Sean McDonnell Marie Clark Hodges Atlanta and has taken a leadership role in developing the ICA&CA Southeast Melinda Papp Mr. and Mrs. W.R. McNabb Timothy Husband and faculty member Richard Franklin Sammons will deliver a Chapter. Finley H. Perry, Jr. Denis McNamara Gary Inman lecture titled “Proportions”. Thomas Gordon Smith Scott Merrill Richard I.G. Jones, Jr. Susan Miniman Eve Kahn Ray Gindroz, FAIA, is a co-founder and principal of Urban Design Shorter Strang, Jr. • In April 2004, date to be announced, the official inauguration of the Peter J. Talty William R. Mitchell Tasos Kokoris Associates in Pittsburgh. A co-founder of the Institute for Traditional Southeast Chapter will be celebrated with tours, an invited speaker, Richard John Torres Robert V. Murphy Fred Laser Architecture, Mr. Gindroz is committed to design excellence in the context of John Varriano and Joseph I. Onstott Andreas Letkovsky Special Sponsors Recognized and a gala dinner. urbanism, which is becoming a merged component of the ICA&CA’s mission. Wendy Watson Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sari Mass John H. Whitworth, Jr. Pennoyer John Mayfield Several foundations and individuals have significantly contributed Of special note, ICA&CA Board Member Anne Fairfax, of Fairfax & Russell P. Pennoyer David McAlpin John Massengale, an architect and town planner, is also a Founder and Beth Copeland Williams towards the Institute’s general operations budget as well as to Sammons Architects, has been named the 2004 Harrison Design Cecilia Winston Ted Trussell Porter MaryRyan McCarthy Chair of the Classical Council. He is formerly the Director of the Institute for special on-going projects since June 2003. They are as follows: Associates Visiting Scholar. This position was initiated by Bill Harrison Robert L. Woodbury Annabelle F. Prager Louise Merola Traditional Architecture, which has just merged with the ICA&CA. He now Charlotte Worthy William Dean Randle Jeffrey L. Miller and Greg Palmer to enable an annual studio course in Historic The Alfred & Jane Ross Foundation The Gilbert and Ildiko Butler Foundation maintains a practice in Bedford Village, NY, and is a faculty member of Fred S. Zrinscak, Jr. Richard E. Roberts Beverly B. Mosch Preservation or Adaptive Reuse, which will be offered by the Carol O. Selle David Nagrosky The Arthur Ross Foundation Mrs. Oliver Grace the ICA&CA. The Bay Foundation William H. Harrison Architecture Program at Georgia Tech. Howe K. Sipes, III Wallace L. Neff Philip L. Sleep J. Mark Nelson Christopher H. Browne One West 54th Street Foundation For information about the Southeast Chapter, please contact David Suzanne R. Santry has worked tirelessly for the Institute on the development John Steigerwald Lincoln Norton Leigh & Ben Carpenter Frederic and Suzanne Rheinstein Grace at [email protected] front with her efforts for the 2003 Arthur Ross Awards and the 2003 Benefit Marcia D. Stemwedel Kevin K. Ohlinger David J. Cohen Suzanne & David Santry Wendy Cohen SellJewelry, Inc. Auction. Formerly the director of Public Affairs programs at Mount Sinai, David W. Stirling Patricia F. Sullivan The Earle I. Mack Foundation The William and Mary Greve Foundation Watch for News of the Philadelphia, Charleston, and Charlotte Chapters in the Memorial Sloan-Kettering, and Harvard Medical School, she now focuses on J. Blaine Summitt Elisha-Bolton Foundation Spring/Summer 2004 issue of The Forum. selected philanthropies and on her interests in art history and architecture. James W. Sykes

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