CS – ADN Lecture

Arkansas Art Center Lecture Hall 501 E 9th St., Little Rock

Re: Public Architecture A lecture by Janne Terasvirta 1 LU   This is an announcement for the upcoming Architecture Design Network Lecture on Tuesday, November 11th at 6pm at the Arkansas Art Center lecture hall.  Janne Terasvirta, one of the founding partners of Finland base ALA Architects, will present a lecture entitled "Re: PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE.  […]

NW – Lunch & Lecture

Apple Blossom Brewing Company 1550 East Zion Rd #1, Fayetteville

Apple Blossom Brewing Company,  Fayetteville, AR Electrochromic Glazing as a Dynamic Control of Solar Energy Electrochromic glazing provides a dynamic solution to control solar heat gain and light, while preserving the view and connection to the outdoors. Numerous studies have shown improved learning environments, increased productivity, and better health outcomes when that view and connection […]

NW – Holiday Party

Pedaler's Pub 410 SW A Street, Bentonville

  You are invited to the annual nwaAIA, ASID, ASLA Christmas party.  We will be enjoying craft beers and gourmet pizza at Pedaler's Pub in Bentonville, AR.  Please bring cash to participate in raffles to raise money for student scholarships.  We will also be holding officer elections, so if you or anyone you know would […]

NW – Little Free Library Preview Party

Vol Walker Hall 120 Vol Walker Hall, Fayetteville

  Please join the nwaAIA, the Ozark Literacy Council and the Fay Jones School of architecture to bring professionally designed Little Free Libraries to Northwest Arkansas in 2015.  Little Free Libraries are part of a worldwide movement that offer free books housed in small containers to members of the local community.  The nwaAIA sponsored a design competition for […]

CS – ADN Lecture

Arkansas Art Center Lecture Hall 501 E 9th St., Little Rock

WORKING IN THE EYE OF THE SUN: Photographing the Vernacular Architecture of Arkansas The lecture will be preceded by a reception at 5:30 p.m.   “The true basis for any serious study of architecture lies in those indigenous, more humble buildings everywhere that are to architecture what folklore is to literature....”     ~ Frank Lloyd Wright   […]