OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

A presentation and discussion of workshop results, including team visions for the sites and connections to neighboring properties and beyond. Invited guests will include the design community, civic officials, developers, property owners and the public – especially young professionals making Raleigh their home. The goal is for resulting conversations to continue after the presentations.

OPEN TO DESIGN PROFESSIONALS

(space is limited so please be sure to register)

This day-long architectural charrette will open with two inspirational talks, one from Kate Pearce regarding the current Dorothea Dix development, and one from Todd Zima, of mir collective, who will address socially ethical development. Teams of North Carolina architects will then spend the day exploring future possibilities for the site, with emphasis on establishing programmatic relationships that address the legacy of the site. Consideration will be given to Raleigh’s economy, connectivity, and design – for the good of its people and its environment. An "Expert Panel" will join the teams for lunch to discuss their work in social organizations throughout the city; this will enhance the designs by encouraging each team to take advantage of the local assets and local work happening in the city, as well as add a lens through which to evaluate their ideas. Teams will present their work to the public during Sunday's event.  To participate, please visit our register page. 

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

An evening of inspiring talks from five New York planners, architects and landscape architects responsible for monumental urban design projects across the globe. These talks are open to the public and are designed to inspire those who live, work, and play in Raleigh, to be bold and forward-thinking in the development of this growing metropolis.

Slight update: The reception to follow will also be held at CAM.