Author Archives: Kelly Price

New Classicism in Old Florida

Jurying the ICAA Florida Chapter’s 2013 Addison Mizner Medal for Excellence in Traditional and Classical Architecture By Christine G. H. Franck As America’s oldest city St. Augustine celebrated the 500th Anniversary of the exploration of Florida by Juan Ponce de … Read more »

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An Architectural Image Database

Designers need access to good precedents, yet one cannot always dash off to study buildings and places in person. It is with that in mind that I have assembled and shared my Architectural Image Database. Read more »

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Simon Verity Considers the Stacks

After Charles Warren’s illuminating talk about the history and construction of the NYPL Stacks (“Keeping the Stacks Intact: The case for preservation at the New York Public Library,” presented by the ICAA on Wednesday, January 30, 2013), ICAA Council of … Read more »

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A Sunday at Grand Central Terminal

Coinciding with Grand Central Terminal’s centennial celebration, Francis offered the group a glimpse into the spectacular 100-year history of this iconic building. Read more »

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Cataloging Contemporary Classicism on Pinterest

By Christine G. H. Franck The contemporary renaissance of classical architecture is vast and varied. Whether large or small, public or private, canonic or abstract, new classical buildings increasingly grace our built environment. To showcase this I’ve developed a Catalog … Read more »

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ATTINGHAM SUMMER SCHOOL 2012

By Barbara Eberlein, Philadelphia Chapter President Eberlein Design Consultants Ltd., Philadelphia, PA When it became clear that I might finally have in requisite order the running of a busy design firm (and even busier children!) allowing me at last to … Read more »

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