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Philadelphia’s Police Administration Building is a landmark structure on a large, valuable site. Before the City issues a Roundhouse RFP to developers, we should understand the building’s historic, environmental and design value as a critical precursor to determining its future. This February’s Design Dialogue is a collaboration of AIA Philadelphia’s Historic Preservation Committee, the Committee on the Environment, and the Design Committee. Panelists will discuss the Roundhouse from those three perspectives: What is the environmental impact of demolition vs reuse? Is it good design? In a city whose structures go back to the 1700s, why care about a building from 1962?
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Credits: 1.5 AIA LUs (HSW)
Design Dialogues was started by AIA Philadelphia's Design Committee to raise the level of discussion about design from multiple perspectives, with the intent of building relationships within the profession and across different disciplines throughout the Philadelphia region.
* Please note that this lunch program is a Bring Your Own Lunch program. *
