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DESCRIPTION:The Three Lives of The Edith Farnsworth House:Modern Architectu
 re\, Preservation\, StewardshipPanel discussion led by&nbsp\;IIT historian
  and preservationist:Michelangelo SabatinoTuesday\, April 1\, 6:00 pmSt. J
 ames Commons65 E Huron StFree eventA panel discussion about the pioneering
  client and patron Dr. Edith Farnsworth and her country house in Plano. Af
 ter a brief overview of his new book&nbsp\;The Edith Farnsworth House: Arc
 hitecture\, Preservation\, Culture (Monacelli 2024)\,&nbsp\;Michelangelo S
 abatino will moderate the discussion about strategies in place to encourag
 e new generations of enthusiasts and professionals to visit (and re-visit)
  architecture sites as well as the challenges associated with preserving b
 uildings.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Click for a more complete introductionPanelists inc
 lude:Mayra Cecilia Palafox\, Senior Manager for Public Programs &amp\; Int
 erpretation\, Edith Farnsworth HouseAdam Rubin\,&nbsp\;Senior Director of 
 Public Engagement / Chicago Architecture CenterBen Thomas\, Executive Dire
 ctor\, Society of Architectural Historians
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LOCATION:IL\,Chicago\,St. James Commons\, 65 E Huron St
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SUMMARY:The Three Lives of The Edith Farnsworth House:\nModern Architecture
 \, Preservation\, Stewardship
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align:center\;"><strong>The Thr
 ee Lives of The Edith Farnsworth House:<br />Modern Architecture\, Preserv
 ation\, Stewardship</strong><br />Panel discussion led by&nbsp\;IIT histor
 ian and preservationist:<br /><strong>Michelangelo Sabatino</strong></p><p
  style="text-align:center\;"><strong>Tuesday\, April 1\, 6:00 pm</strong><
 /p><p style="text-align:center\;"><br />65 E Huron St<br /></p><p styl
 e="text-align:center\;">Free event</p><p>A panel discussion about the pion
 eering client and patron Dr. Edith Farnsworth and her country house in Pla
 no. After a brief overview of his new book&nbsp\;<em>The Edith Farnsworth 
 House: Architecture\, Preservation\, Culture (Monacelli 2024)\,&nbsp\;</em
 >Michelangelo Sabatino will moderate the discussion about strategies in pl
 ace to encourage new generations of enthusiasts and professionals to visit
  (and re-visit) architecture sites as well as the challenges associated wi
 th preserving buildings.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p><p><strong
 >Panelists include:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Mayra Cecilia Palafox</str
 ong>\, Senior Manager for Public Programs &amp\; Interpretation\, Edith Fa
 rnsworth House</li><li><strong>Adam Rubin\,</strong>&nbsp\;Senior Director
  of Public Engagement / Chicago Architecture Center</li><li><strong>Ben Th
 omas</strong>\, Executive Director\, Society of Architectural Historians</
 li></ul><p style="text-align:center\;"></p>
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