AIA East Tennessee
Architecture Week 2016
April 1 – April 16
#archweek16
AIA East Tennessee
Architecture Week 2016
#archweek16
The Second Annual First Friday Pop-up gallery will celebrate and showcase the vast range of original works of art created by architects and related professionals in East Tennessee. Don’t miss out on this two-day only event.
Free and open to the public.
Design SLAM! Knoxville is a live fast-paced architectural competition of design prowess and presentation. DSKv3 will pit teams from Knoxville’s architecture firms and university students against one another to solve a downtown design challenge. Teams will be given 1.5 –hours to come up with and present their solution to the audience and a panel of guest judges for both juried and a people’s choice favorites.
Come, grab a beer, and root for your favorite team.
Free and open to the public.
Join us at the Historic Westwood, the new home to Knox Heritage for a discussion on Mid-century Modern from 10am -11. Then pick up a map of some of Knoxville’s best examples for a self-guided driving tour.
Free and open to the public.
Come get social and learn how to letterpress with Bryan Baker. Each participant will take home a unique piece of their own. Beer, wine, and h’ordervous provided by Sesco Lighing.
Membership Event only.
Design can be found on the web-pages of Houzz and Pinterest, on reality TV show challenges, and in the aisles of Ikea and Target. Design is all around us. It shapes our daily experiences.
Join us for a lively discussion as our panel of 7 presenters each have 7 minutes to answer one question: What makes a great place? Their answers will no doubt span from the size of the individual home up to the urban fabric and from the historic past to the present day.
Brandon Pace – SandersPace Architecture
Scott Poole – Dean, UT College of Architecture and Design
Marleen Davis – Professor, UT College of Architecture and Design
Gerald Green – Director, Knoxville Knox County Metropolitan Planning Commission
Kim Trent – Executive Director, Knox Heritage
Sara Martin – OpenDoor Architecture
Scott West – Scruffy City
Free and open to the public.
A round-trip walk and talk with historian and author, Jack Neely. The tour highlights the history of several Knoxville historic worship spaces and public venues.
Tour begins at the Bank of America Parking Garage off Locust Street. Free and open to the public.
We sat down with some of the regions most influential architects to learn more about their lives, philosophy, and careers. Their answers were fun and insightful.
What inspired you to become an architect?
Who has been your most influential mentor?
What do you know now that you wish you knew 20 years ago?
Looking back over your career so far, what has made you most proud? Where do you find inspiration?
What is that one building that you have always wanted to design but never got the chance?
Would you do it again?
Architecture Week - Knoxville Tennessee
The American Institute of Architects
East Tennessee Chapter
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