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DAY TEN: BUILDING BRANDS BOOK TALK + Q&A

Edmund N. Bacon 2021 Student Design Competition - Deadline for Questions Oct. 30

A few more days left to submit!

Deadline Extension: Win $5,000 Submit to the Best in Emerging Design Challenge

Calling all college and university students, The 2021 Edmund N. Bacon Urban Design Awards - Student Competition is now open! The submission period is August 1, 2020 until November 20, 2020. This multi-disciplined competition encourages collaboration between all facets of design. The most successful teams are diverse teams which include individuals from a variety of fields: architecture, urban planning, design (industrial, graphic, etc.), landscape architecture, public health, economic development, environmental science, real estate law, business, or other fields which might bring innovative ideas to your proposal. Read about the competition topic and find links to resources here: https://conta.cc/304b58r

On behalf of the Center for Architecture and Design Board and greater architectural community, we are sad to share the news of John Claypool’s passing. John Paul Claypool, 72, husband, father, brother and dear friend died in late June 2020 from complications due to pneumonia. John was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1947 and moved to Corry, PA in 10th grade where he met his best friend and wife Cheryl (Sherry) Beckerink. He sat behind her in homeroom and always talked about being ...Continue reading

Awesome program tomorrow with Bluecadet’s Josh Goldblum.

Spread the news, learn some important Philadelphia history, and give if you can. The Dox Thrash House should be saved thank you to these folks for doing the work. https://whyy.org//black-futures-campaign-is-crowdfunding-/

OPEN CALL: Establishing a New Centennial: Designs for Advancing Equality

Tomorrow! Please join us for a conversation about Virtual Exhibitions -- how and why? What have you found valuable in the digital world? We'd love to hear what you think. https://bit.ly/2zjuubZ

Read the complete statement by the AIA Philadelphia and Center for Architecture and Design Boards.

NEXT WEEK: We're Talking Virtual Exhibits