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July 24, 2024
This edition of World of Classicism is dedicated to the ICAA's Bunny Mellon Curricula, which provides programming in landscape architecture for designers, students, and enthusiasts.
The ICAA is very grateful to the Gerard B. Lambert Foundation for its generous support of the Bunny Mellon Curricula, along with Lead Sponsor, Hollander Design Landscape Architects, Garden Symposium Sponsor, Kathryn M. and Ronald J. Herman Charitable Foundation, Garden Design Prize Sponsor, Harrison Design, Continuing Education and Public Programs Sponsor, Charlotte Moss, and Film Series Sponsor, Janice Parker Landscape Architects.
This edition of World of Classicism is sponsored by L. Lumpkins Architect, Inc.
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ARTICLES & VIDEOS: NEW THIS ISSUE
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What inspires architects and designers? How do architecture and interior design relate to the surrounding landscape? And what are the design lessons from industry-leading creatives that can help guide the improvement of homes and gardens of all sizes?
In Design Secrets with Ed Hollander, produced by the ICAA, landscape architect Ed Hollander invites architects and designers to tour his favorite summer gardens in the Hamptons, and hosts conversations on the state of their field. The series offers more than just open access to the region’s premier gardens: each episode features an in-depth conversation with a renowned creative mind.
In the first installment, Ed meets up with architect Tom Kligerman to discuss their collaboration at Linden Hill, a Shingle Style house in eastern Long Island that seamlessly blends architecture and landscape into a lush experience that saturates all the senses.
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Thank you to the sponsor of Design Secrets with Ed Hollander: SilverLining
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Join Charlotte Moss on a virtual tour through key cities that have had an influence on her eye, process, and designs, and to gardens around the world that have had a significant impact on her. This lecture is a testament to the inspirational nature of travel, and a demonstration of how Charlotte incorporates her discoveries into her own home and designs. The lecture is illustrated with her personal photography.
With 37 years in the business of design, Charlotte Moss is known for her timeless aesthetic, layered interiors and southern warmth. She has received numerous honors, including the New York School of Interior Design’s Centennial Medal and The Royal Oak Foundation’s Timeless Design award. Charlotte holds an Honorary Doctorate Degree from The New York School of Interior Design as well as Virginia Commonwealth University, her alma mater. Charlotte lectures widely and is a prolific author, having published eleven books to date. Her latest are Charlotte Moss Flowers (Rizzoli, 2021) and Home: A Celebration: Notable Voices Reflect on the Meaning of Home (Rizzoli, 2021), which benefits No Kid Hungry.
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ICAA ESSENTIALS: BUNNY MELLON CURRICULA HIGHLIGHTS | |
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In this online lecture, delivered directly from Allt y bela, his home in Wales, UK, renowned garden designer Arne Maynard explains how he creates planted structure, talking us through some of his signature plants and explaining how he uses them in his designs.
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In this lecture, Melissa Reavis, landscape architect and residential studio director at Hollander Design Landscape Architects, encourages landscape designers to design healthy landscapes that benefit insects, plants, animals, and humans alike.
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From peristyle gardens and rose parterres to Hidcote Manor and beyond, award-winning landscape architect and author Janice Parker explores the relationship between garden rooms, the landscape, and the architecture they surround.
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In a lecture filmed at the historic Edgewater Estate in Barrytown, New York, landscape architect Thomas L. Woltz discussed how a research-based design process can reveal and connect contemporary audiences to the underlying stories of the land.
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John Phibbs looks at what landscape designer Humphry Repton designed, why and how he designed as he did, and the architects that he collaborated with (including James Wyatt, John Soane, and John Nash, among others) teasing out the relationship between landscape gardener, architect, and client.
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THE COMPLETE BUNNY MELLON CURRICULA | |
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Enduring Places: Connecting to Society through the Front Door: Integrating Town-Making and Mixed-Income Housing
The ICAA Announces Daria Szalinska as the Winner of the Third Annual Bunny Mellon Garden Design Prize
2023 Bunny Mellon Garden Symposium, Part III: The Birds and the Bees in Garden Design
2023 Bunny Mellon Garden Symposium, Part II: Rethinking Landscape Conservation in Southern Appalachia
2023 Bunny Mellon Garden Symposium, Part I: The Southern Highlands Reserve Native Plant Arboretum & Research Center
The Outdoor Room: Inspiration and Design in the Landscape
Wethersfield Estate - The World of Chauncey Devereux Stillman: Connoisseurship, Patronage, and Imagination, with Mitch Owens
The ICAA Announces Justin Willard as the Winner of the 2022 Bunny Mellon Garden Design Prize
Inside Out: Relating House to Garden, with Page Dickey and Katie Ridder
Legendary Landscape Gardener Humphry Repton and the Architects, 1789-1816
The ICAA Announces Winners of the 2022 Arthur Ross Awards for Excellence in the Classical Tradition
Farm & Farmhouse: Architecture & Design for a Historic Hudson Valley Home
Listening to Land: Cultural Landscape Research in Contemporary Practice with Thomas Woltz
A Sense of Harmony: Gardens of the Arts & Crafts Movement, by Judith B. Tankard
Medici Revisited: Tuscan Villas and Transplanted Englishmen by CeCe Haydock
The Inaugural Bunny Mellon Curricula Garden Symposium: Inside Out - Relating House to Garden
The Collaborative Design Process with Janice Parker
Announcing Alexandra Bolinder-Gibsand as the First-Ever Winner of the Bunny Mellon Landscape Design Prize
The Lush Classical Landscapes of Ellen Biddle Shipman
ICAA Book Club with Thomas Lloyd, Bryan Huffman, and Linda Jane Holden
Breakfast & Books with Valentin Goux
For the Love of Plants: Planted Structure in Garden Design, with Arne Maynard
Managing Historic Landscapes and Gardens: Part I
Managing Historic Landscapes and Gardens: Part II
Jean-Jacques Lequeu: The Architectural Imagination in the Age of Reason
Solving the Front Door Problem
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AWARDS CEREMONY
New England Chapter
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SEPTEMBER 21 -
SEPTEMBER 29
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UNIVERSITY WORKSHOPS
7 credits towards the Certificate in Classical Architecture (Tuscan Order & Measured Drawing) | 7 AIA CES Learning Units|Elective
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AWARD CEREMONIES
Texas Chapter
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AWARD CEREMONIES
Southeast Chapter
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UNIVERSITY WORKSHOPS
7 credits towards the Certificate in Classical Architecture (Tuscan Order & Measured Drawing) | 7 AIA CES Learning Units|Elective
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UNIVERSITY WORKSHOPS
7 credits towards the Certificate in Classical Architecture (Tuscan Order & Measured Drawing) | 7 AIA CES Learning Units|Elective
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UNIVERSITY WORKSHOPS
8 credits towards the Certificate in Classical Architecture (Tuscan Order)
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