Matt Hickman
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The Lucas Museum Set for September 22 Opening (opens the original)
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As LACMA’s David Geffen Galleries eases into its first few months in operation after its buzzy April debut, Los Angeles’s other hotly anticipated new museum building is gearing up for liftoff—an apt phrase to mark the occasion as not since the heyday of Oscar Niemeyer has a building drawn so many gratuitous spaceship comparisons prior to its opening. More than a decade in development, the MAD Architects–designed Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will open at Exposition Park in Los Angeles on Septemb
Architect Barton Myers Dies at 91 (opens the original)
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Prolific architect Barton Myers, whose built work and teaching career spanned from Canada to Southern California and many points in between, died earlier this month at 91. An August 17 obituary of Norfolk, Virginia–born Myers was first published in California’s Santa Barbara Independent. A cause of death and exact date of his passing were not indicated. Myers, with his wife and business partner Victoria “Vicki” George Myers, lived and worked in the Santa Barbara area during their latter years. F
In Fire-Ravaged Spokane, a Public Middle School Focused on Building Community Stands Strong (opens the original)
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For adolescents, returning to the classroom after an extended summer break can be anxiety-producing, with challenging academic workloads, increased social pressures, and an upheaved routine awaiting them when the first 8:30 a.m. bell of the school year rings. As the atmosphere changes and extreme weather events proliferate, a growing number of students are grappling with back-to-school jitters amid the aftermath of widespread, community-shattering natural disasters. Such is the case at Pauline F
The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust Appoints Christopher R. Taylor as New President and CEO (opens the original)
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Chicago-based historic preservation nonprofit The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust has named Christopher R. Taylor as its next president and CEO following a nationwide search. Taylor, who begins in mid-October, succeeds Celeste Adams in the leadership role following her impressive tenure that spanned more than 16 years. The Trust was established in 1974 with the goal of saving, acquiring, and restoring the architect’s home and studio (1889–1909) in the Chicago suburb of Oak Park. (The organization was o
SOM and Mithun Reveal Design of East Campus Residential Development at UC Santa Barbara (opens the original)
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Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) and Mithun have shared a first look at the design of the East Campus student housing development at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). The nearly 8-acre project immediately follows the under-construction San Benito residential complex, which was also helmed by SOM in collaboration with Mithun. The firms, both leaders in higher-ed design, were tapped by the university for a direly needed two-phase housing expansion in early 2024. (SOM is no strang
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