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DESCRIPTION:Presented in partnership with the Benjamin Marshall Society\, j
 oin the Chicago History Museum for an author talk with av¸£ÀûÉç Life members St
 uart Cohen and Julie Hacker on their new book\, First Additions: Strategie
 s for Adding On.Purchase tickets.In a practice spanning forty years\, Cohe
 n and Hacker have evolved strategies for making building additions that re
 present a theoretical and philosophical position about altering older stru
 ctures. They believe that recycling existing buildings\, retrofitting them
  to meet new energy standards\, preserving their embodied energy as well a
 s their cultural and historical significance\, is the most sustainable way
  to practice architecture.First Additions presents theoretical essays abou
 t making additions\, followed by a portfolio of their architectural work d
 oing residential additions. Their lecture will present strategies for addi
 ng onto older buildings illustrated by both historic examples and by examp
 les of their work.Both Cohen and Hacker are Fellows of the American Instit
 ute of Architects\, and both have served on Evanston&rsquo\;s Preservation
  Commission. Hacker has served on the Chicago AIA Board of Directors and b
 oth the National and Local CRAN (Custom Residential Architecture Network) 
 steering committees. Cohen is the author of four books on the history of C
 hicago&rsquo\;s residential architecture and in 2022 received the Chicago 
 Chapter of the American Institute of Architects&rsquo\; Lifetime Achieveme
 nt Award. They both received the Society of Architectural Historians&rsquo
 \; Award for Excellence for their architectural practice.CHM director of e
 xhibitions Paul Durica will begin the program with an introduction discuss
 ing the Museum&rsquo\;s extensive architecture collection. After their pre
 sentation\, Cohen and Hacker will sign copies of their book\, which is ill
 ustrated with full page\, full color photographs of their additions to his
 toric houses located along Chicago&rsquo\;s North Shore.
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LOCATION:Illinois\,United States\,Chicago\,Chicago History Museum 1601 N. C
 lark Street
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SUMMARY:First Additions: Strategies for Adding On
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div><p>Presented in partnership with the Benj
 amin Marshall Society\, join the Chicago History Museum for an author talk
  with av¸£ÀûÉç Life members Stuart Cohen and Julie Hacker on their new book\, F
 irst Additions: Strategies for Adding On.</p><p></p></div><div>In a practice spann
 ing forty years\, Cohen and Hacker have evolved strategies for making buil
 ding additions that represent a theoretical and philosophical position abo
 ut altering older structures. They believe that recycling existing buildin
 gs\, retrofitting them to meet new energy standards\, preserving their emb
 odied energy as well as their cultural and historical significance\, is th
 e most sustainable way to practice architecture.</div><div><br /></div><di
 v>First Additions presents theoretical essays about making additions\, fol
 lowed by a portfolio of their architectural work doing residential additio
 ns. Their lecture will present strategies for adding onto older buildings 
 illustrated by both historic examples and by examples of their work.</div>
 <div><br /></div><div>Both Cohen and Hacker are Fellows of the American In
 stitute of Architects\, and both have served on Evanston&rsquo\;s Preserva
 tion Commission. Hacker has served on the Chicago AIA Board of Directors a
 nd both the National and Local CRAN (Custom Residential Architecture Netwo
 rk) steering committees. Cohen is the author of four books on the history 
 of Chicago&rsquo\;s residential architecture and in 2022 received the Chic
 ago Chapter of the American Institute of Architects&rsquo\; Lifetime Achie
 vement Award. They both received the Society of Architectural Historians&r
 squo\; Award for Excellence for their architectural practice.</div><div><b
 r /></div><div>CHM director of exhibitions Paul Durica will begin the prog
 ram with an introduction discussing the Museum&rsquo\;s extensive architec
 ture collection. After their presentation\, Cohen and Hacker will sign cop
 ies of their book\, which is illustrated with full page\, full color photo
 graphs of their additions to historic houses located along Chicago&rsquo\;
 s North Shore.</div>
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