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March

Wednesday, March 24
AIABaltimore Spring Lecture Series - Tim McDonald, a founding principal of Onion Flats.
Onion Flats sought to redefine the practice of architecture by reinstating the idea of "ownership as responsibility." The success of the "Flats" developments has inspired a new generation of architects. Students and young professionals alike look to Tim McDonald of Onion Flats for his ingenuity in re-ordering pre-existing urban forms and expanding possibilities for light and gardens. The lecture will take place at Falvey Hall at Brown Center, Maryland Institute College of Art and will begin at 6 p.m. with a reception to follow. Series tickets (4 lectures) are $30/AIA, BAF, BH, ASLA members; $45/public, $15 individually at the door as space permits.
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Wednesday, April 7
AIABaltimore Spring Lecture Series - Julie Eizenberg, AIA, founding principal of Koning Eizenberg Architecture.
Under her direction, her office has become widely recognized for its expertise in the planning and design of institutional and educational public spaces. Her ideologies of social and environmental sustainability are evident in her work and contribute to her firm's influence on today's practice. The lecture will take place at Falvey Hall at Brown Center, Maryland Institute College of Art and will begin at 6 p.m. with a reception to follow. Series tickets (4 lectures) are $30/AIA, BAF, BH, ASLA members; $45/public, $15 individually at the door as space permits.
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Thursday, April 22
AIABaltimore Spring Lecture Series - Jerry van Eyck is a principal and partner of West 8 Urban Design & Landscape Architecture BV and the founding principal for West 8 New York.

Trained as a landscape architect and industrial designer, Mr. van Eyck's diverse background has given him a unique perspective that he applies to his work. West 8 as a firm is an interdisciplinary practice that now includes landscape architects, urban designers, architects, planners, engineers and industrial designers. The lecture will take place at Falvey Hall at Brown Center, Maryland Institute College of Art and will begin at 6 p.m. with a reception to follow. Series tickets (4 lectures) are $30/AIA, BAF, BH, ASLA members; $45/public, $15 individually at the door as space permits.
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Tuesday, April 27
AIABaltimore Spring Lecture Series - Rodolfo Machado, Intl. Assoc. AIA is co-founder of Machado and Silvetti Associates.
The firm is best-known for rigorously detailed projects that express thoughtful ways of juxtaposing the modern world against the historical. The lecture will take place at Falvey Hall at Brown Center, Maryland Institute College of Art and will begin at 6 p.m. with a reception to follow. Series tickets (4 lectures) are $30/AIA, BAF, BH, ASLA members; $45/public, $15 individually at the door as space permits.
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March - May 2010

PlanMaryland Public Forums
PlanMaryland is a new planning process designed to create a better and more sustainable future for Maryland. The Maryland Department of Planning is coordinating this process. We are holding 13 PlanMaryland Public Forums, or meetings, throughout the state during the first half of 2010. You are invited to attend and participate in these meetings. Your input at these forums is invaluable to the PlanMaryland process and the plan that is ultimately created. MDP will facilitate innovative activities and small table discussions at each forum that will engage residents and other stakeholders in helping to cast a better vision for Maryland's future. Click here to download a printable PlanMaryland Public Forum schedule.

May 2010

May 20-21, 2010
Maryland's Annual Preservation and Revitalization Conference

Preservation Maryland is pleased to announce that the 2010 Preservation and Revitalziation Conference will be held May 20-21, 2010 in historic Easton. Check the conference page for updates.

For more information about the Conference call or email Jessica Feldt at 410-685-2886 x302 or jfeldt@preservationmaryland.org

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