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DESCRIPTION:February 13 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm at the National Building Museum
  in Washington DC.&nbsp\;Architectural historian Michelangelo Sabatino wil
 l discuss his new book\, The Edith Farnsworth House: Architecture\, Preser
 vation\, Culture\, exploring the iconic modern house&rsquo\;s three distin
 ct &ldquo\;lives.&rdquo\; Designed by Mies van der Rohe for Dr. Edith Farn
 sworth\, the house has evolved through different phases of ownership and p
 reservation\, from its creation as a pioneering work of modern architectur
 e to its later years under the Palumbo family and its current stewardship 
 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Landmarks Illinois\, w
 hich opened the house to the public 20 years ago. Sabatino will be joined 
 by a panel of experts&mdash\;including Omar Eaton-Martinez from the Nation
 al Trust for Historic Preservation\, Elizabeth Milnarik from the Society o
 f Architectural Historians\, Ron Henderson\, FASLA\, from Illinois Institu
 te of Technology\, Alphawood Arboretum\, LIRIO Landscape Architecture\, an
 d preservation architect Ashley Wilson\, FAIA &mdash\;to discuss the house
 &rsquo\;s architectural significance\, preservation challenges\, and cultu
 ral impact.&nbsp\;Program ScheduleDoors open at 6 pmProgram starts at 6:30
  pmReception 7:30 to 8:30 pmThis program has applied for 1 LA/CES (ASLA) a
 nd 1 CE LU (AIA).About Michelangelo SabatinoMichelangelo Sabatino is a pub
 licly engaged educator\, historian\, curator\, and preservationist whose r
 esearch and writing focuses primarily on the built environment of the twen
 tieth century. In addition to having served as the Interim Dean (2017-19) 
 he currently directs the PhD Program in Architecture and is the Inaugural 
 John Vinci Distinguished Research Fellow. Sabatino trained in art\, archit
 ectural and design history\, and preservation at universities in Canada\, 
 Italy\, and the United States of America. He earned a professional degree 
 in Architecture at the Universit&agrave\; IUAV di Venezia and a PhD in the
  Department of Fine Art\, University of Toronto. He held a post-doctoral f
 ellowship in the Department of History of Art + Architecture\, Harvard Uni
 versity. Sabatino taught at Yale University and the University of Houston 
 before his appointment to IIT&rsquo\;s College of Architecture. Sabatino&r
 squo\;s research has been supported by a range of funding agencies and ins
 titutions such as SSHRC\, Canadian Centre for Architecture and the Graham 
 Foundation. Sabatino&rsquo\;s first book\, Pride in Modesty: Modernist Arc
 hitecture and the Vernacular Tradition in Italy (2011)\, won multiple awar
 ds\, including the Society of Architectural Historians&rsquo\; Alice Davis
  Hitchcock Award. He recently completed two books related to IIT: The Edit
 h Farnsworth House: Architecture\, Preservation\, Culture (2024) and Mies 
 in His Own Words: Complete Writings\, Speeches\, Interviews (2024).This ev
 ent is made possible by C21 Team International\, emphasizing the role of t
 houghtful design in real estate investment and property valuation.
DTEND:20250214T023000Z
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DTSTART:20250214T003000Z
LOCATION:United States\,Washington D.C.\,National Building Museum\, 401 F S
 treet NW
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SUMMARY:Book Talk: The Edith Farnsworth House
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>February 13 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm at the Na
 tional Building Museum in Washington DC.&nbsp\;</div><div><br /></div><div
 >Architectural historian Michelangelo Sabatino will discuss his new book\,
  The Edith Farnsworth House: Architecture\, Preservation\, Culture\, explo
 ring the iconic modern house&rsquo\;s three distinct &ldquo\;lives.&rdquo\
 ; Designed by Mies van der Rohe for Dr. Edith Farnsworth\, the house has e
 volved through different phases of ownership and preservation\, from its c
 reation as a pioneering work of modern architecture to its later years und
 er the Palumbo family and its current stewardship by the National Trust fo
 r Historic Preservation and Landmarks Illinois\, which opened the house to
  the public 20 years ago. Sabatino will be joined by a panel of experts&md
 ash\;including Omar Eaton-Martinez from the National Trust for Historic Pr
 eservation\, Elizabeth Milnarik from the Society of Architectural Historia
 ns\, Ron Henderson\, FASLA\, from Illinois Institute of Technology\, Alpha
 wood Arboretum\, LIRIO Landscape Architecture\, and preservation architect
  Ashley Wilson\, FAIA &mdash\;to discuss the house&rsquo\;s architectural 
 significance\, preservation challenges\, and cultural impact.&nbsp\;</div>
 <div><br /></div><div><strong>Program Schedule</strong></div><div><span st
 yle="background-color:initial\;font-family:inherit\;font-size:inherit\;tex
 t-align:inherit\;text-transform:inherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret-color:
 auto\;white-space:inherit\;">Doors open at 6 pm</span></div><div>Program s
 tarts at 6:30 pm</div><div>Reception 7:30 to 8:30 pm</div><div><br /></div
 ><div><em>This program has applied for 1 LA/CES (ASLA) and 1 CE LU (AIA).<
 /em></div><div><br /></div><div><strong>About Michelangelo Sabatino</stron
 g></div><div><br /></div><div>Michelangelo Sabatino is a publicly engaged 
 educator\, historian\, curator\, and preservationist whose research and wr
 iting focuses primarily on the built environment of the twentieth century.
  In addition to having served as the Interim Dean (2017-19) he currently d
 irects the PhD Program in Architecture and is the Inaugural John Vinci Dis
 tinguished Research Fellow. Sabatino trained in art\, architectural and de
 sign history\, and preservation at universities in Canada\, Italy\, and th
 e United States of America. He earned a professional degree in Architectur
 e at the Universit&agrave\; IUAV di Venezia and a PhD in the Department of
  Fine Art\, University of Toronto. He held a post-doctoral fellowship in t
 he Department of History of Art + Architecture\, Harvard University. Sabat
 ino taught at Yale University and the University of Houston before his app
 ointment to IIT&rsquo\;s College of Architecture. Sabatino&rsquo\;s resear
 ch has been supported by a range of funding agencies and institutions such
  as SSHRC\, Canadian Centre for Architecture and the Graham Foundation. Sa
 batino&rsquo\;s first book\, Pride in Modesty: Modernist Architecture and 
 the Vernacular Tradition in Italy (2011)\, won multiple awards\, including
  the Society of Architectural Historians&rsquo\; Alice Davis Hitchcock Awa
 rd. He recently completed two books related to IIT: The Edith Farnsworth H
 ouse: Architecture\, Preservation\, Culture (2024) and Mies in His Own Wor
 ds: Complete Writings\, Speeches\, Interviews (2024).<span style="backgrou
 nd-color:initial\;font-family:inherit\;font-size:inherit\;text-align:inher
 it\;text-transform:inherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret-color:auto\;white-s
 pace:inherit\;"></span></div><div></div><div><br /></div><div>This event i
 s made possible by C21 Team International\, emphasizing the role of though
 tful design in real estate investment and property valuation.</div>
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