Washington, DC (PRWEB) May 29, 2012
In its latest program of the brown bag series “25 Architects in 25 Weeks”, the District Architecture Center will host a discussion with David Jameson, FAIA on the opposing elements in successful architectural design. The program, entitled “MATTER: a double entendre,” will be held at noon on June 7, 2012. The District Architecture Center welcomes all artistic and architecturally inspired community members to attend this lively and engaging discussion on residential design.
David Jameson, of David Jameson Architect, was named one of the top 100 designers in 2010 by Architectural Digest and has won numerous awards for his residential design. In an article chronicling his career, the Washington Post described Mr. Jameson’s work as “cutting edge” and “versatile”. Mr. Jameson will lead attendees in a discussion exploring the juxtaposition of elements and their application to an architectural aesthetic—the rules that he has followed to lead to a successful practice.
“Mr. Jameson’s theoretical and practical understanding of design will serve as a primer for engaging discussions,” says Mary Fitch, Executive Director of AIA|DC. “The Center is very excited to explore the relationships and concepts at the heart of Mr. Jameson’s works.”
The “25 Architects” lunch series is typically hosted on the first and third Thursday of every month. It’s held at the District Architecture Center, located at 421 7th St. NW, Washington, DC 20004.
About the District Architecture Center
The District Architecture Center is home to the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the Washington Architectural Foundation, two organizations that advocate for architecture and the built environment, educate both professional architects and the public, and inspire design excellence through workshops, tours, exhibits, lectures, and special events.
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