A panel chaired by our very own Pamela Holladay ASID will be at USF on February 20, 2008.
The panel will discuss how a well trained designer can enhance and complete an architect's work. How different designers interpret the challenge of this to produce synergy will be the main subject taken up by this panel.
Please join us for this interesting topic showing the importance of Architects and Interior Designers working hand in hand.
For more information please contact Carolyn Meeker at 941-358-9617.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Riverview High School Music Quadrangle Forum Today
Diane Lewis, Architect will present the Riverview Music Quadrangle design, which preserves and reinvigorates the architecture of Paul Rudolph at Riverview High School and supports musical arts in Sarasota.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2008 : Both Events are free of charge.
4:00 p.m. Forum focused on educators and performance group.
6:30 p.m. Forum focused on neighborhood residents and interested community members.
Riverview High School Auditorium: 1 Ram Way, corner of Proctor Road and Lords Avenue.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2008 : Both Events are free of charge.
4:00 p.m. Forum focused on educators and performance group.
6:30 p.m. Forum focused on neighborhood residents and interested community members.
Riverview High School Auditorium: 1 Ram Way, corner of Proctor Road and Lords Avenue.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Paul Rudolph Riverview Podcast
Click this link to go to the Sarasota Herald Tribune's website and listen to the podcast put on by Harold Bubil regarding the Riverview Music Quadrangle project that Seibert Architects is currently involved in.
http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20080103/PODCAST0701/893587717
http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20080103/PODCAST0701/893587717
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Architecture Classes at USF Sarasota-Manatee
Seibert Architects will be participating in the upcoming architectural classes at USF Sarasota-Manatee starting January 16th, 2007.
The continuing education credits (1.5 per class) will be offered to architects. You dont have to be a design professional to take these classes.
Here is a quick peek at the topics week by week: (taken from Sarasota Herald Tribune article written by Harold Bubil, 12/24/07)
Jan. 16th-Sarasota School of Architecture. Tim Seibert (our founder of Seibert Architects) and Gene Leedy examine work done from 1947 to 1965.
Jan. 23rd-Modern Architecture in Florida. The author of "Florida Modern" will analyze various approaches to building in Florida.
Jan. 30th-The State of Architecture Today. Panel dicussion featuring prominent local architects (Sam Holladay-current owner/principal of Seibert Architects will be participating in this discussion).
Feb. 6th-Green Architecture-Mark Smith, president of the Florida AIA and a panel of experts will evaluate the benefits of green design to both the enviornment and the economy. Participants will learn strategies and improve enegery efficiency in their own pursuit of green architecture.
Feb. 13th-Architectural Photography. Three prominent photographers talk about the process from different aspects.
Feb. 20th-Interior Designers in Collaboration with Architects. How different designers interpret the challenge of this collaboration to produce synergy. (Pamela Holladay, our resident Interior Designer will be a guest speaker).
Feb. 27th-Mid-Century Modern House Tour. Featuring a newly renovated house that was designed by architect William Rupp, who worked in the office of Paul Rudloph.
The continuing education credits (1.5 per class) will be offered to architects. You dont have to be a design professional to take these classes.
Here is a quick peek at the topics week by week: (taken from Sarasota Herald Tribune article written by Harold Bubil, 12/24/07)
Jan. 16th-Sarasota School of Architecture. Tim Seibert (our founder of Seibert Architects) and Gene Leedy examine work done from 1947 to 1965.
Jan. 23rd-Modern Architecture in Florida. The author of "Florida Modern" will analyze various approaches to building in Florida.
Jan. 30th-The State of Architecture Today. Panel dicussion featuring prominent local architects (Sam Holladay-current owner/principal of Seibert Architects will be participating in this discussion).
Feb. 6th-Green Architecture-Mark Smith, president of the Florida AIA and a panel of experts will evaluate the benefits of green design to both the enviornment and the economy. Participants will learn strategies and improve enegery efficiency in their own pursuit of green architecture.
Feb. 13th-Architectural Photography. Three prominent photographers talk about the process from different aspects.
Feb. 20th-Interior Designers in Collaboration with Architects. How different designers interpret the challenge of this collaboration to produce synergy. (Pamela Holladay, our resident Interior Designer will be a guest speaker).
Feb. 27th-Mid-Century Modern House Tour. Featuring a newly renovated house that was designed by architect William Rupp, who worked in the office of Paul Rudloph.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Paul Rudolph-Riverview in Time Magazine
Please check out this article in the Time magazine about the Riverview High School that was designed by Paul Rudolph.
Seibert Architects is part of the team that is trying to save these iconic buildings.
http://time-blog.com/looking_around/2007/12/the_architecture_top_ten.html
Seibert Architects is part of the team that is trying to save these iconic buildings.
http://time-blog.com/looking_around/2007/12/the_architecture_top_ten.html
Monday, December 3, 2007
Junior League Holiday Tour of Homes
For those of you getting into the Holiday spirit, why not take a tour of one of Seibert Architect's projects decorated for the holiday season?
The Rupp/Seibert house is part of the Junior League of Sarasota's 31st Holiday Tour of Homes (604 42nd Street).
Starting Friday December 7 at 10a.m. and 4 p.m. and Saturday December 8th at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Tickets are $25.00 at the door of the home tours.
Other homes included on the tour: Ella Sulla Westerman Tenant House, 1716 Oak St.; Dr. Walter Kennedy House, 1876 Oak St.; Pearsall/Van Helden House, 1905 Alta Vista St., Sarasota.
Happy Holidays to Everyone.
The Rupp/Seibert house is part of the Junior League of Sarasota's 31st Holiday Tour of Homes (604 42nd Street).
Starting Friday December 7 at 10a.m. and 4 p.m. and Saturday December 8th at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Tickets are $25.00 at the door of the home tours.
Other homes included on the tour: Ella Sulla Westerman Tenant House, 1716 Oak St.; Dr. Walter Kennedy House, 1876 Oak St.; Pearsall/Van Helden House, 1905 Alta Vista St., Sarasota.
Happy Holidays to Everyone.
Riverview High School Music Quadrangle
Seibert Architects has joined with RMJM Hillier, Diane Lewis Architect and Beckelman+Capalino of New York in a joint effort to save the Paul Rudolph buildings at Riverview High School. Our proposal was was not the first choice by the jury selected for this competition, but was later the only submission selected by the Sarasota County School Board.
Diane Lewis is quoted in the Sarasota Herald tribune as saying "It's a project that's putting a jewel into a setting and making the new building look beter because of the jewel that's in front of it. That's opposed to how it's been looked at, which is the salvation of some old wreck."
The music quadrangle would not only support music from students but the possiblity of opening it to others who would rehearse there, become a forum for national or international music, music programs and other progams that would be a benefit not only to students but to the community as well.
"To destroy these buildings would be destroying a priceless piece of history"-Riverview Committe Member...
Diane Lewis is quoted in the Sarasota Herald tribune as saying "It's a project that's putting a jewel into a setting and making the new building look beter because of the jewel that's in front of it. That's opposed to how it's been looked at, which is the salvation of some old wreck."
The music quadrangle would not only support music from students but the possiblity of opening it to others who would rehearse there, become a forum for national or international music, music programs and other progams that would be a benefit not only to students but to the community as well.
"To destroy these buildings would be destroying a priceless piece of history"-Riverview Committe Member...
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