Creating the 24 Hour Downtown -

A lecture on how to create a vital Center City
by Paul Levy, Executive Director of the Center City District

Wednesday March 24th, 2004 6pm to 8pm
at IBX 1901 Markert Street
23rd floor skylobby

$30 fee

see more at

http://www.centercityphila.org/goingout/tours.aspx

Hal


Through the 2004 WALKPHILADELPHIA Winter Lecture Series

Philadelphia Architecture is a comprehensive, 12-week
lecture series that surveys the history of Philadelphia
from its founding to the present. The series begins with
a three-part introduction to Western architecture,
providing a basic understanding of and appreciation
for the built environment. Subsequent lectures by
distinguished scholars and design professionals focus
on Philadelphia’s architecture, urban planning
and social history, as well as its most notable architects.
The lecture series is designed for and open to the
general public. Attendance at the series is a prerequisite
for becoming a certified “Walk Philadelphia” volunteer
tour guide.

The Philadelphia Architecture lecture series
is sponsored by “Walk Philadelphia,” the guided
architecture tour program of the Center City District.


When:
Wednesday evenings January 14 to March 31, 6 pm-8 pm

Where:
Independence Blue Cross Bldg., 1901 Market St.,
Sky Lobby Conference Center, 23rd floor

For more information on the 2004 Philadelphia
Architecture lecture series or the Center City District’s
“Walk Philadelphia” tour program, call 215-625-9255
or e-mail walkphiladelphia@centercityphila.org.
2004 Winter Lecture Series Schedule

• January 14 Greek & Roman Architecture
  Paula Spilner, Ph.D.
  
  January 21 Medieval Architecture
  Paula Spilner, Ph.D.
  
  January 28 Renaissance & Baroque Architecture
  Paula Spilner, Ph.D.
  
  February 4 Penn’s Plan & Founding of the City
  John Andrew Gallery, Executive Director,
  Preservation Alliance for Greater
  Philadelphia
  
  February 11 The Colonial & Federal City
  Nicholas Wyman, A.I.A.
  
  February 18 The Athens of America
  Richard Webster, Ph.D.
  
  February 25 Victorian Eclecticism–Part 1
  Richard Webster, Ph.D.
  
  March 3 Victorian Eclecticism–Part 2
  Jeffrey Cohen, Ph.D.
  
  March 10 The Modern City:
  Technological Transformations
  Warren Williams, A.I.A.
  
  March 17 The Modern City:
  Ideology and Aesthetics
  Mark Brack, Ph.D.
  
  March 24 Creating the 24-hour Downtown
  Paul Levy, Executive Director
  Center City District
  
  March 31 Industrial Philadelphia:
  Workshop of the World
  Jane Mork Gibson, Ph.D.
  Guide Trainee Saturday Workshops
  

Single Lectures (per lecture) $30

Registration Form

Name

Address

City State ZIP

Telephone

Email


Note: Tuition is non-refundable and refunds cannot be issued for lectures that
registrants are unable to attend.
Please detach this form and
mail with your payment or
fax credit card registration to:

Lecture Series
Center City District
917 Filbert Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Attn: Melinda Rigler
Fax 215.922.7672

Payment by check or money order,

payable to Center City District,

or credit card (Visa or MasterCard only).
Credit Card Number
Expiration Date  VISA  MC


Total Enclosed:

AIA Philadelphia is a registered AIA/CES Provider.
This program is registered with the AIA/CES and
meets the criteria for Quality Level 1. Participants
may earn up to 30 Learning Units upon completion.