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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition excavates the unheralded legacy of Alfred and J
 ane West Clauss\, who\, in 1939\, created the first modern deed-restricted
  subdivision in America-known colloquially in Knoxville as “Little Switzer
 land.” In the process\, the Clausses laid the groundwork for what we now r
 ecognize as regional modernism.\nThrough original artifacts—including phot
 ographs\, drawings\, posters\, furniture\, graphic maps\, home videos\, an
 d timelines—Seeds of Regionalism traces the DNA of this architectural subd
 ivision and explores how the Clausses’ move to East Tennessee inspired the
 m to experiment with blending modernist ideas with local traditions and a 
 strong sense of place.\nBENEFACTOR SPONSORS: AIA East Tennessee\, Barbara 
 & Steve Apking\, Sandi Burdick & Tom Boyd\, Susan French\, Cecilia & Caesa
 r Stair IV\, Fred Trainer\, Nancy Sharp Voith & Kenneth Stark Family\nDIRE
 CTORS CIRCLE SPONSORS: Julia & Gary Bentley\, John M. Cotham\, Louis Gauci
  & Kathy Franzel-Gauci\, Lane Hays & Stuart Worden\, Laura & Mark Heinz\, 
 Maribel Koella\, Townes Osborn & Bob Marquis
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251110
DTSTAMP:20250904T003314Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250905
LOCATION:Tennessee\,United States\,Knoxville\,1050 World’s Fair Park Drive
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SUMMARY:Seeds of Regionalism The Clauss Legacy: Early Modernism in the Sout
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 egacy of Alfred and Jane West Clauss\, who\, in 1939\, created the first m
 odern deed-restricted subdivision in America-known colloquially in Knoxvil
 le as “Little Switzerland.” In the process\, the Clausses laid the groundw
 ork for what we now recognize as regional modernism.</br>\n<p >Through ori
 ginal artifacts—including photographs\, drawings\, posters\, furniture\, g
 raphic maps\, home videos\, and timelines—<em >Seeds of Regionalism</em> t
 races the DNA of this architectural subdivision and explores how the Claus
 ses’ move to East Tennessee inspired them to experiment with blending mode
 rnist ideas with local traditions and a strong sense of place.</br>\n<p >B
 ENEFACTOR SPONSORS: AIA East Tennessee\, Barbara & Steve Apking\, Sandi Bu
 rdick & Tom Boyd\, Susan French\, Cecilia & Caesar Stair IV\, Fred Trainer
 \, Nancy Sharp Voith & Kenneth Stark Family<br />\nDIRECTORS CIRCLE SPONSO
 RS: Julia & Gary Bentley\, John M. Cotham\, Louis Gauci & Kathy Franzel-Ga
 uci\, Lane Hays & Stuart Worden\, Laura & Mark Heinz\, Maribel Koella\, To
 wnes Osborn & Bob Marquis</br>
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