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Please join Erik Evens for A Classical Overture: An Introduction to the Language of Classical Architecture, an immersive three-hour lecture designed to introduce the enduring principles of the classical tradition. This course serves as a clear and accessible primer on the language, logic, and rationale of classical architecture, offering a guided introduction to the classical orders […]
Join us for an evening of discovery and presentation featuring The Lake Norconian, a forgotten gem of Southern California history and vernacular architectural history. The Lake Norconian was the dream of land developer Rex B. Clark. Designed by architects Dwight Gibbs and G. Stanley Wilson, and financed by the Scripps family fortune, the Norconian was […]
On the morning of June 29, 1925, a powerful earthquake struck Santa Barbara, leveling buildings and permanently altering the city’s trajectory. In the wake of devastation, something remarkable happened: a unified civic vision emerged. What followed was one of the most ambitious and artistically driven urban recoveries in American history. Join architect Anthony Grumbine for […]
Please join us in welcoming William Curtis and Russell Windham for an engaging lecture on their new publication Building on Tradition. Over the last three decades, Curtis & Windham Architects have crafted residences and buildings in Texas that have contributed to transforming the city of Houston, particularly its River Oaks neighborhood, through a fresh and […]
Please join the ICAA for a special evening with California writer Lorie Porter. Lorie will discuss details about the sumptuous homes depicted in her book, Montecito Style: Paradise on California’s Gold Coast. The residences featured in this book reflect the diversity of design that has defined California living for more than a century: early standard-setters […]