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SUMMARY:Wrap Party & Awards
DESCRIPTION:The best party of the year!\nJoin us for an evening of cocktails\, food\, music\, and good company as we celebrate the region’s most acclaimed names in modern design. MoM is proud to host the annual Month of Modern Design Awards – designed and presented by Todd Reed – which will honor a winner from the Creative City exhibit as well as a “Landmarks of the Future” home from the tour. Food and drinks provided. \n\nSIP: BEER\, WINE & COCKTAILS\nEAT: A SPECIALLY CURATED MENU FROM GB CULINARY\nEXPERIENCE: YEUX WILL BE THROWING DOWN AN AUDIO/VISUAL JOURNEY AND MAKING THE DANCE PARTY HAPPEN.\nSURPRISE: SPECIAL LIVE PERFORMANCES THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT\nCHILL: IN THE AURUM LOUNGE AND ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A 50″ TV\nBID ON CUSTOM CORN HOLE SET WITH PROCEEDS GOING TO OUR NON-PROFIT BENEFICIARIES (HISTORIC BOULDER\, NOBO ART DISTRICT\, STREETWISE ARTS\, BOULDER BALLET)\nCOCKTAIL ATTIRE ENCOURAGED\n\nTickets are limited to this event. Reserve Yours Today!
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LOCATION:Boulder Theater\, 2032 14th Street\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302
CATEGORIES:2022
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SUMMARY:Homes By Architects Tour
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Historic Boulder\, join Month of Modern for a one-of-a-kind House Tour experience in Boulder. See an impressive spectrum of residential design from our talented architecture community. Featuring a mixture of project types\, sizes\, budget scopes\, and neighborhoods\, the event will offer a close-up look at how architectural design can make a difference in how we live. \nFor one day only\, attendees will be given the rare chance to walk through the interiors of some of the most inspiring private homes in Boulder’s neighborhoods. This self-guided tour features distinct residences chosen to inspire design professionals and enthusiasts alike. \nReserve Your Tickets Today!\n\n\n\nFAQsCan I see the Map of Homes before I purchase my tickets?\nTo protect the privacy of the homeowners\, we do not release the map/addresses until the night before the tour. \nDo I have to bring my printed ticket to each home?\nYes\, all participants must have an admission ticket you will show to enter each home. \n Will tickets be available for purchase on the day of the tour?\nYes\, Tickets will be available on the day of the event at the Highland City Club. \n Do I need to go to the starting location to pick up a tour book?\nIf you want a hard copy of the tour booklet it will be available for pick up starting at 9:30am at the Highland City Club. We will also send out a PDF copy to all ticket holders the night before the tour. \n Can I take photographs inside the homes on the tour?\nNo interior photos allowed to respect the privacy of the homeowners. \n Will children be allowed on the tour?\nYes\, children are allowed on the tour. Children 12 or under attending the tour must be accompanied by an adult at all times and will require his or her own ticket.  No strollers allowed in homes. \n Do I have to tour the homes in a specific order?\nNo\, This tour is self guided\, you may start at any location and finish at any location. You may visit the homes anytime between 10am – 4:000 pm. Peak hours for the tour are 1-3 pm so plan accordingly.
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LOCATION:Highland City Club\, 885 Arapahoe Avenue\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302
CATEGORIES:2022
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20220915T210000
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SUMMARY:The Workplace of the Future
DESCRIPTION:Curious about what the workplace of the future will look like?\nWorking from home became a necessary stopgap measure to keep companies running amid the COVID‑19 crisis\, but it has evolved into a new business paradigm. \nMonth of Modern has partnered with BC Interiors/Haworth to present a panel discussion\, focusing on the Workplace of the Future. As companies are gaming out the best ways to reconfigure their workplaces to align with protocols and practices workers are demanding\, the event will challenge interior designers and architects to dream big about what’s new and next. \nDiscussion will include:\n\n\nEmbracing remote work.\nPrioritizing collaboration\, connection and culture.\nWellbeing\nIncreasing diversity\, equity and inclusion.\nRethinking how to integrate people with technology.\n\n\nPanelists\nAnjell Karibian\nSenior Workplace Design Strategist\, Haworth\nEJ Meade\nPrincipal & Co-Founder\nArch11\nAlex Griffin\nDesigner\nHMH Architecture + Interiors\nEric Lind\nDirector\nM Moser\nMarianne Holbert\nAss’t Clinical Professor\nCU\, Boulder\nEric Burge\nGeneral Manager\nRocky Mtn .Tech Team\nThis Event is SOLD OUT – Join the Waitlist Below!
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LOCATION:BC Interiors\, 3550 Frontier Ave c2\, Boulder\, CO\, 80301
CATEGORIES:2022
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20220908T210000
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SUMMARY:Pecha Kucha Night!
DESCRIPTION:How can we empower\, inspire and create change in response to the world’s biggest challenges?\nJoin us for an evening of fast-paced storytelling and inspiration\, Pecha Kucha style! The event will feature a series of presentations\, each consisting of 20 slides shown for 20 seconds each\, totaling a talking time of 6 minutes\, 40 seconds. The presentations will center around the theme “DESIGN FOR CHANGE” where an interdisciplinary panel of Boulder’s design thinkers and practitioners will explore how to use design thinking to create value and make the world a better place. The goal is to bring prominent and up-and-coming creative minds together for a night of inspiration\, networking\, and fun. \nReserve Your Tickets Today!Panelists\nJosh Wills\nConsume & Create\nRuth Hiller\nYESMF\nMartin Brodsky\nBuildwell\nLauren Folkerts\nHMH Architecture + Interiors\nMichael Quirk\nSopher Sparn Architects\nJessica Hunter\nBOSS Architecture
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LOCATION:Dairy Arts Center\, 2590 Walnut Street\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302
CATEGORIES:2022
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20220902T210000
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SUMMARY:The Creative City
DESCRIPTION:The Creative City – NoBo First Friday\nKicking off MOM22\, we have partnered with NoBo Art District and StreetWise Arts to present The Creative City – an exciting and vibrant exhibition celebrating Boulder. Over 60 of our regions finest designers and artists have been invited to produce a large format poster – each utilizing the same theme. The exhibition of the work at full 24×48″ size\, pasted up onto A-boards\, will be held during NoBo’s First Friday art walk. \nOne People’s Choice Award winner will be chosen by event attendees. Attendees will receive one ticket to vote for the poster they like best. Winners will be announced the evening of the Month of Modern Wrap Party on September 29\, 2022. \nThis event provides a socially-distanced indoor/outdoor setting featuring the sights and sounds of the Art District with local artists\, food vendors\, musicians and free family-friendly activities! \nThis event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – Please visit and support our Designers & Artists\, the Nobo Art District and the surrounding businesses.\nRSVP and Let Us Know You’re Coming!
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LOCATION:NoBo Art District Emerald City\, 4929 Broadway\, Boulder\, CO\, 80304
CATEGORIES:2022
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20210925T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20210925T160000
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SUMMARY:Boulder Green Home Tour
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to invite you to join the annual Boulder Green Home Tour! The Colorado Green Building Guild is proud to present the 6th annual Boulder Green Home Tour on Saturday\, September 25\, 2021! \nThe self-guided tour will feature a series of in-person tours of properties or homes. Attendees will see both modern and traditional custom properties\, remodels and multi-family projects. During our last tour\, there were over 400 attendees – everyone from curious college students to industry professionals\, who are educated\, design-minded individuals eager for information on the latest and greatest in energy efficiency\, green building\, and solar design. \n10% of proceeds are donated to Earth Guardians to benefit their local projects. \nBuy Tickets
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LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:2021
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20210923T210000
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SUMMARY:Wrap Party & Fashion Show!
DESCRIPTION:The best party of the year!\nWe took the party to Boulder Commons\, and had an amazing time mingling with friends old and new\, sipping on cocktails & beer\, noshing on delicious food\, and dancing with DJ Elise & YEUX! This years Wrap Party featured our first Month of Modern Fashion Show. Boulder Ballet provided stunning performances between collections\, and we couldn’t have done it without our ACE backstage team including: \n\nStyling: WEEKENDS\, Cedar and Hyde Mercantile\, and Todd Reed\nBeauty: Lea Incandela & Cindy K. Cruz\nHair: Sweep Balayage Bar\nShow Run: Erica Simon\n\nThis is just a small selection of the wonderful photos from the night! If you love the photos\, please share them! Just please give proper credit when you do!\nVIEW MORE PHOTOS FROM LISA DOANECredit Lisa Doane Photography\nTag @monthofmodern and @Lisa_Doane_Photography on Instagram \n\n				\n					\n					\n					\n				Loading the next set of gallery items...Load MoreVIEW MORE PHOTOS FROM LISA DOANEVIEW MORE PHOTOS FROM POPPY & COCredit Poppy & Co\nTag @monthofmodern and\n@poppyandco_ on Instagram \n\n				\n					\n					\n					\n				Loading the next set of gallery items...Load MoreVIEW MORE PHOTOS FROM POPPY & COA special shout out to Green & Barrett for creating a unique exhibition of audio visual art – UNSEPARATION.\n“UNSEPARATION” is a consideration of the human experience expressed through a quilting of sound\, imagery\, and design. The soundtrack to UNSEPARATION was produced with the intention of demonstrating the cyclical nature within separation and unseparation. Check it out!
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CATEGORIES:2021
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20210916T200000
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SUMMARY:Design Industry Waste as a Catalyst for Change.
DESCRIPTION:Design Industry Waste as a Catalyst for Change.\nCurious about the future of fast furniture? Interested in learning how to get away from the trap of buying quick and cheap furniture? Ever wondered where all that furniture ends up? \nMonth of Modern has proudly partnered with The Good Future Design Alliance (GFDA) to present a panel discussion\, focusing on the world of furnishings. The event will highlight LOCAL manufacturers\, local 2nd Hand resources\, where to sell/consign\, and how to keep furnishings and all-things-interiors from ending up in a landfill. Top designers in the industry will be in attendance–which will be a great networking opportunity! \nDiscussion will include:\n\n\nThe context of the waste of the furnishings\, fixtures\, and textiles as a subset of the footprint of the design and building industry\nLow waste best practices your companies employ in both manufacturing and packaging\nChallenges that need to be addressed\nWays that adjacent industries can support local furniture\, lighting\, and textiles businesses and your low waste goals\n\n\nPanelists\nKatie Storey\nFounder of The GFDA\nKristi Carre Freeland\nCarre Designs\nHannah Rogal\nBoulder Furniture Arts\nTed Bradley\nTed Bradley Studio\nPhyllis Ripple\necoFiber Custom Rugs\nJordan Williams\nSaltwolf\nThis is just a selection of the wonderful photos from the night! You can view more here:\nVIEW MORE PHOTOSIf you love the photos\, please share them!\nJust please credit Lisa Doane Photography\, when you do!\nYou can also tag @monthofmodern and @Lisa_Doane_Photography on Instagram \n\n				\n					\n					\n					\n				Loading the next set of gallery items...Load More
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LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:2021
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20210911T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20210911T180000
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SUMMARY:NoBo 2nd Saturday!
DESCRIPTION:A daytime alternative to NoBo First Friday\nMoM has partnered with the  NoBo Art District to present Ride On\, A Bike Art Exhibition at the Gallery at the Bus Stop Apartments. \nThis year\, as part of MoM’s annual Emerging Designer Award\, CU Students were invited to create a concept for a bicycle shelter for bike storage at a site in Boulder. The intent is to demonstrate that bike shelters can be beautiful\, thoughtfully designed\, affordable to build\, and part of a community. \nEntries will be blind-judged by a team of established commercial and residential industry leaders throughout Boulder. The shortlisted award entries will be hung in the gallery throughout the month of September. One People’s Choice Award winner will be chosen by event attendees on Sept. 11. Attendees will receive one ticket to vote for the bike shelter they like best. Winners will be announced the evening of the Month of Modern Wrap Party on September 23\, 2021. \nThis event provides a socially-distanced indoor/outdoor setting featuring the sights and sounds of the Art District with local artists\, food vendors\, musicians and free family-friendly activities! \nThis event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – Please visit and support our Emerging Designers\, the Nobo Art District and the surrounding businesses.
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LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:2021
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210912
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SUMMARY:Streetwise Mural Festival
DESCRIPTION:The 2021 Streetwise Mural Festival will take place during the week of September 5th through 12th with live mural painting and special events. 20-30 artists  are being brought in to paint murals across the City\, from Colorado and across the nation! Stay tuned for our artist announcement. Workshops\, Artist Residencies\, Panel Discussions\, Artist Happy Hours and more! This year will be one for the books! \nStreet Wise Boulder is an “ARTivism” mural festival in Boulder\, CO established in 2019 by Street Wise Arts. Street Wise Boulder aims to amplify arts and culture\, represent cultural diversity and encourage dialogue around social advocacy and resilience through the installation of public art murals and related programming in the City of Boulder. We prioritize equality and representation among featured artists\, across sectors of gender\, identity\, race\, sexual preference and socioeconomic status. \nRegister and show your support for Street Wise! Free tickets (optional donations) gets you a chance to win a Street Wise goodie bag and t-shirt! \nRSVP TODAY!
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LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:2021
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20210902T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20210902T210000
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SUMMARY:MOM2021 Kick Off
DESCRIPTION:Hustlers\, entrepreneurs\, risk-takers and all those looking for a good story… here it is!\nFuckup Nights is a global movement sharing stories of professional failure. MoM x FUN is one part storytelling\, one part comedy\, 100 percent true stories of failure from Boulder professionals. \nMoM x FUN has invited five people to get up in front of a room full of strangers to share their own professional f’up: the stories of the business that crashed and burned\, the partnership deal that went really sour\, the product that had to be recalled… they share them all. \nHow it Works\nEach storyteller will have about 7 minutes to share their fail story and lessons learned. Once the f’upper has made it through their story\, the audience has a few minutes to ask some questions. Enjoy networking\, food and drinks\, have some fun\, and learn a little something in the process. \nPresenters\nHarvey Hine\nPrincipal\, HMHAI\nDeborah Craven\nFront Range Community College\nJay Ferracane\nAngry Bovine\nKatie O’Block\nJot Coffee\nJennifer Egbert\nModern Luxury Real Estate\nThis is just a selection of the wonderful photos from the night! You can view more here:\nVIEW MORE PHOTOSIf you love the photos\, please share them!\nJust please credit Amanda Proudfit\, when you do! You can also tag @monthofmodern and @proudfitphotography on Instagram \n\n				\n					\n					\n					\n				Loading the next set of gallery items...Load More
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LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:2021
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20190926T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20190926T223000
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SUMMARY:2019 Wrap Party
DESCRIPTION:Join the Party!\nWrap up the Month of Modern with us at Galvanize on Thursday\, September 26th from 6:30-10:30pm. \nJoin us for an evening of cocktails\, food\, music\, and good company as we celebrate the region’s most acclaimed names in modern design. This years Wrap Party features multiple bars\, local cuisine\, great music and more in a relaxed\, luxurious atmosphere. \nIn Partnership with Todd Reed Jewelry\, we are hosting our annual Emerging Designer Award/Showcase at the party. This year’s showcase is focused on CU Boulder Students in architecture\, interior\, landscape and urban design. Awards designed and presented by Todd Reed will be granted to 2 participants and aim to enrich the designer’s pursuance of their career and professionalism. \nDRINK: BEER FROM SANITAS BREWING COMPANY\nSIP: WINE & COCKTAILS FROM COCKTAIL SQUAD \nEAT: AN INCREDIBLE MENU OF SMALL BITES FROM GB CULINARYLISTEN: 80s ERA FUNK MUSIC WITH RETROFETTE \nCHECK OUT THE EMERGING DESIGNERS SHOWCASE \n\nCOCKTAIL ATTIRE ENCOURAGED \nCentrally located in downtown Boulder\, Galvanize is at 1023 Walnut Street…. we encourage carpooling or Lyft.
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LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:2019,Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20190921T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20190921T160000
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SUMMARY:Papachristou Home Tour
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Historic Boulder and CU Boulder’s AIAS chapter\, join Month of Modern for a one-of-a-kind House Tour experience in Boulder. See an awe-inspiring group of five select Papachristou houses that reflect the rich diversity of livable\, innovative architecture and design found throughout his buildings. \nTician Papachristou (1928-2018) came to Boulder by Greyhound bus in 1954 after graduating from Princeton University. Like many of Boulder’s mid-century modern architects\, he worked for James Hunter. Papachristou moved on to form his own practice which included brief associations with Charles Haertling and Daniel Havekost. He also taught design at the University of Colorado. \nHis body of work in Boulder\, which includes a local historic landmark and several designated Structures of Merit\, was influenced by the vernacular architecture of his native Greece as well modernists including Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier. \nPapachristou worked with clients who were young and at the beginning of their careers and therefore on a limited budget. The natural materials used were chosen for their low cost and sustainability such as wood\, cinder block\, concrete and glass\, and furthermore he believed it was socially responsible to keep expenses to a minimum. \nMany of his homes feature details with repeating geometric patterns. Dramatic ceilings and striking custom fireplaces are hallmarks of his structures as are the seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. \nPapachristou’s influence on Boulder includes his participation in the NCAR site selection team with Dr. Walter Orr Roberts and architect I.M Pei. With encouragement by Pei\, Papachristou left Boulder to work for the Marcel Breuer architecture firm in New York City in 1965 and became a partner in the firm in 1974. \nFor one day only\, attendees will be given the rare chance to walk through the interiors of some of the most inspiring private homes in Boulder’s neighborhoods. This self-guided tour features five distinct residences chosen to inspire design professionals and enthusiasts alike. \nTour Date/Time: September 21\, 10am-4pm. Visit homes during the designated hours only. \nAdmission: Space is limited so purchase your tickets in advance.\nOne Ticket $50; Two Tickets $80; Proceeds from the tour directly benefit Historic Boulder and AIAS. \nAll participants must have an admission ticket you will show to enter each home. \n\n\n\n\nFrequently Asked Questions:\nDo I have to bring my printed ticket to each home?Yes\, all participants must have an admission ticket you will show to enter each home.Will tickets be available for purchase on the day of the tour?\nYes\, Tickets will be available on the day of the event at HMH Architecture + Interiors. \nDo I need to go to the starting location to pick up a tour book?\nIf you want a hard copy of the tour booklet it will be available for pick up starting at 9:30am at HMH Architecture + Interiors. We will also send out a PDF copy to all ticket holders the night before the tour. \nCan I take photographs inside the homes on the tour?\nNo interior photos allowed to respect the privacy of the homeowners. \nWill children be allowed on the tour?\nYes\, children are allowed on the tour. Children 12 or under attending the tour must be accompanied by an adult at all times and will require his or her own ticket.  No strollers allowed in homes. \nDo I have to tour the homes in a specific order?\nNo\, This tour is self guided\, you may start at any location and finish at any location. You may visit the homes anytime between 10am – 4:000 pm. Peak hours for the tour are 1-3 pm so plan accordingly.
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SUMMARY:Papachristou Tribute
DESCRIPTION:“Innocence\, some ignorance\, and youthful daring moved us to explore the unprecedented.” – Tician Papachristou.\nArchitect Tician Papachristou passed away on June 18\, 2018 at the age of 90. Boulder’s architecture scene regards Papachristou with enormous fondness and respect\, and considers him “the one who got away.” Before moving to New York in 1965 to work with legendary architect Marcel Breuer\, Papachristou practiced architecture in Boulder\, where he led the charge in facilitating pivotal change to its architectural landscape. His body of work in Boulder\, which includes a local historic landmark and several designated Structures of Merit\, was influenced by the vernacular architecture of his native Greece as well modernists including Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier. \nJoin us in a tribute to the legacy of Tician Papachristou\n Month of Modern’s Papachristou Tribute Discussion will recall the contributions of the man known for his use of natural materials\, dramatic ceilings\, striking custom fireplaces and the seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. We’ll meet former employees and clients and who will share his words\, ideologies and the principles he stood for. \nWednesday\, September 18\n6:30-8:00 pm\nFree and open to the public.\nFood and  drinks available for purchase.
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CATEGORIES:2019
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SUMMARY:Cambria CEU 2019
DESCRIPTION:Are you looking to update your countertops?\nDo you want to know why Cambria is the ultimate surface material for your home? \nGrab a free ticket and join us for lunch on September 17th!\n(AIA: 1 LU/HSW\, IDCEC: .1 HSW)\nQuartz Fabrication Techniques\nThis exclusive face-to-face presentation by a Cambria® representative will give you a foundational understanding of the superior characteristics and many applications of quartz surfaces. You’ll learn how quartz slabs are created\, along with templating options and processes. In addition\, proven fabrication techniques will be explored to help fulfill your design vision\, along with installation requirements for quartz applications. \nLearning objectives: At the end of this program\, participants will be able to:\n\nIdentify the characteristics\, features and benefits of quartz\nReview the process of making quartz slabs\nExplain measuring options and processes for quartz surfaces\nExamine fabrication techniques for quartz applications\nDescribe installation requirements for quartz applications\nIdentify applications for quartz surfacing
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CATEGORIES:2019
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SUMMARY:Movie Night - Playtime
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a movie\, popcorn\, and a great time.\nAll are welcome! Arrive Early. Stay Late.\nJacques Tati’s “Playtime\,” depicts modernism’s problematic impact on the city and the way in which people interact within it.\nIn Playtime\, Tati’s character\, M. Hulot\, and a group of American tourists attempt to navigate a futuristic Paris constructed of straight lines\, modernist glass and steel high-rise buildings\, multi-lane roadways\, and cold\, artificial furnishings. \nAt the time of its making\, “Playtime” (1967) was the most expensive film in French history. Tati filmed it in “Tativille\,” an enormous set outside Paris that reproduced an airline terminal\, city streets\, high rise buildings\, offices and a traffic circle. \nThe screening is open to the public. \nDoors will open at 6:30 p.m. Movie will start at 7:00. Talk back to follow film.\nTickets are required. \n– GET TICKETS – We’ll leave you with one final enticement to see this incredible film.\n 
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CATEGORIES:2019
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20190912T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20190912T210000
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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Are millennials going to kill the suburbs?\nThe suburban home has served as an important cultural icon in this country since its inception post WWII. It has held its place as an aspirational staple of the American dream. However\, as millennials enter their peak home buying years\, they are becoming homeowners later and at lower rates. \n\nHow has growing up in the 21st century affected this generation’s idea of the American dream\, its desirability\, and its achievability?\nAs the largest generation in US history\, how will this affect our cities?\nAs designers\, how should we rethink our work as well as and the structure of our workplaces? Baby boomers and Generation X have undeniably propelled the profession into the 21st century\, but millennials will soon set the prevailing culture of both the workforce and built environment.\n\nPanelists\nJill Grano\nModerator\nSara Taketatsu\nSopher Sparn Architects\nMarty Brodsky\nBuildwell\nJanna Ferguson\nPyatt Studio\nIvan Patino\nWorkshop8\nLauren Folkerts\nHMH Architecture + Interiors\nQ&A\nIs the demographic mix of the suburbs more about socioeconomic differences (wealthy vs poor) or race?\nSara Taketatsu: The two were intrinsically linked together by policies and practices that shaped the suburbs. So when we see a snapshot of the suburban experience today\, we cannot look at them as two individual elements. We have to be realistic about the discriminatory history that led to modern segregation\, exclusive wealth-building\, and an American dream only accessible to a few. Looking forward\, we should design an American dream that is accessible to all people from all walks of life. Although the demographic makeup of the suburbs is the result of discriminatory policies and practices\, it is not a permanent condition. \nHow do you explain why boomer/hippies rejected materialism in their youth and then sucumbed to raising kids in the ‘burbs? Will that happen to the millenials?\nMarty Brodsky: The short of it? Money. It’s cheap to be idealistic when you’re young. It’s easy to buck the path when you’re young. Eschew the “dream” that might not be yours but that’s nonetheless the gold-standard amongst the taste-makers of American culture. And\, as if somebody knew it was inevitable all along\, 98% of the counter-culture eventually falls in line. This has been the case for many generations\, I would assume—not in regards to suburban living\, specifically\, but as far as trying to change the status quo. To make it stick seems to require some external excitement beyond the internal roiling of the youth and young-at-heart (Upton Sinclair’s muckracking\, widespread automobile use\, televisions in every home\, AOL—to name a few culture-shifting developments). Will Millennials enact some major shift to the inevitability of suburban life? I think the answer is another question: will something happen\, assuredly driven by climate change\, to make a placid move to the suburbs an irrelevant choice? Maybe not for us—we could be too old already. But it will. Train’s-a-coming. \nHow do millennials deal with the conflicts of taking on clients and projects that may be in opposition to their goals of progress?\nIvan Patino: What a great philosophical question\, it reminds me of a BBC article called\, Are we too broke to stick to our principles?\nDealing with projects and Clients that opposed our “Moral Compass” is thought\, and a potential contributor to employe overturn. With this in mind\, not all millennials quit\, as soon as our goals un-align with those of our work… we have to eat too. \nThis may be one of the few times the old saying; you get what you paid for does not stand to be true. If someone is paying Millennials good money to do work they feel half-hearted about\, the result is going to be apathetic work. I think the key is for leadership roles to pear up teams and projects that work well together. Millennials are generally very passionate; we often don’t mind putting the extra work if we believe in the cause. \nSo to answer the question: Millennials deal with morally conflicting work by doing the work\, if they have to. But there is potential to maximize our productivity if the work we do is meaningful to us and aligns with our goals. \nHow do you think the suburbs vs a more dense city setting impacts our environment moving forward? Is killing the suburbs a track towards curbing climate change?\nJanna Ferguson: First\, we should define what it means to ‘kill’ the suburbs. From a sustainability standpoint\, tearing them down and starting from scratch isn’t an option – so many financial and natural resources have gone into building the suburbs. For me\, ‘killing’ the suburbs is not about getting rid of them entirely as the word killing might suggest. It’s about changing the (outdated) idea of what is desirable in a home and neighborhood\, and adapting the existing infrastructure to be more sustainable. I do believe that creating ‘suburbs’ that are more walkable\, provide more opportunities of employment and are more responsible in the way the land is used is part of the track towards curbing climate change. In a world where cheap energy is becoming more scarce and climate-related events are more frequent – small and more local is inevitable. \nSide note: There is a book called “The Transition Handbook; From Oil Dependancy to Local Resilience” that answers this question much more thoroughly than I can! \nHow can we “retrofit” the existing suburbs to be more livable/sustainable/equitable/etc? Suggestions on how we move forward?\nLauren Folkerts: In a word DENSITY. But not just any density\, adding a skyscraper in the middle of a suburban housing development isn’t going to solve our problems. We need to rehumanize the suburbs. That’s a different kind of density. It’s about allowing us humans to live closer together\, and giving us the opportunity to create businesses\, work\, shop\, and recreate where we live. We could accomplish these things without changing the buildings themselves\, we just need to change what we’re allowed to do with the buildings we have. Small interventions and changes to zoning (like allowing two or more residential units on every parcel\, and allowing small businesses on the corners of larger cross streets) would go a long way. We should also modify the buildings\, to support increased density\, changes in use\, and to achieve higher levels of energy efficiency\, but these changes will only matter if they are part of smart zoning changes. \nAs a “Boomer”\, I understand the value of equity as it relates to retirement & having $$ to live on when you are no longer working. How do millennials see this?\n\nJanna Ferguson: I definitely understand the value of equity – this is one of the reasons I did choose to buy a home rather than renting. However\, what is attainable for our generation is significantly different that what was attainable for previous generations\, so our understanding of how much that will actually be able to help us in retirement is changing. I also can’t help but think about the difference in world view between ‘boomers’ and millennials and how many resources went in to building an infrastructure that is less relevant to the next generation. What happens if ‘boomers’ are unable to see their homes\, or the property values decrease more than anticipated? How much equity is there in an infrastructure that is no longer relevant? I think we need be be very thoughtful in future city/suburban planning to try to make development relevant and sustainable to future generations (post-millenial). \n\n\nLauren Folkerts: I think millennials see the value of equity similarly to Boomers\, but as a generation we have significantly less access to home ownership.  With the dramatic increases in the cost of homes\, increase in the cost of higher education\, and the decrease in average earnings\, saving for a downpayment is just not realistic for many millenials. \n\n\nMarty Brodsky: I think Millennials\, by and large\, see homeownership as the stabilizing force that it is. I mean\, it’s obvious to us\, as well\, that paying a $1\,500 mortgage is better than that same amount in rent. And we think about the cash-flow possibilities of an extra room. But how to get the down payment? That’s the real problem. The only way I could come up with it was by going in with my significant other. So\, as it turns out\, buying a home often also means committing to a long-term relationship with either a partner or possibly friends\, diluting the equity waiting patiently for us at retirement. \n\n\nSara Taketatsu: I think the value is well understood\, but some of the traditional ways of building this equity have become harder to attain or are less appealing. \n \nWhat is your dream home?\nJanna Ferguson: To be honest\, I’m not sure that I have a dream home! It’s not something that I spent or spend much time day-dreaming about\, since what I will be able to have is so unpredictable. I do love living small and not worrying about how much I have or what to do with all my ‘stuff.’ I think my favorite houses that I see (around Boulder) are the little one story brick ranch houses like the the ones you find or Aurora Avenue or Edgewood Drive…although ideally those neighborhoods would be a bit denser! \nMarty Brodsky: A commune with friends. (Ignore earlier rag on eventually falling in line.) \nLauren Folkerts: I dream of having our condo paid off so that we can afford to build a tiny cabin in the mountains\, but I wouldn’t trade our condo for anything else in Boulder\, even if I could afford to. \nSara Taketatsu: Something affordable\, sustainable\, manageable\, socially connected\, accessible\, beautiful\, small(ish)\, functional\, flexible…hm\, that might be too much to ask. \nHow do you feel about design standards? Do they help a community “look good” or do they kill creativity?\nJanna Ferguson: Design standards are what you sign up for when you buy a house in the suburb – the standardization is what people want. When my parents bought their house in the suburbs\, they chose one of only several floor plans available – I don’t think they yield very creative environments. You’d probably end up with some pretty unhappy neighbors if you wanted to paint your house pink\, or build an ADU in the back yard. \nMarty Brodsky: Design standards sterilize. \nLauren Folkerts: I think design standards can help create a sense of place\, but more often than not\, they are poorly written and overly constraining.  These bad design standards we normally deal with are worse than no standards at all. \nSara Taketatsu: As a generation\, we have much bigger challenges ahead of us than\, “how uniform does the neighborhood look?” \nWhat infrastructure problems qualify as solvable priorities?\nJanna Ferguson: Zoning\nTown Centers \nMarty Brodsky: Continuous improvement of public transportation to lessen the needs for personal vehicles—less vehicles equal less congestion equals more appetite for density. \nLauren Folkerts: We have great bike paths\, good roads\, and tasty water.  In general our infrastructure is pretty great\, but we could use some major changes to our electrical and communications infrastructure. The municipalization of the electrical grid will be expensive\, but I haven’t heard of any other proposals that get us where we need to be with clean energy and as the opportunity avoid the worst of the climate catastrophe disappears I have a hard time coming up with better ways to spend our money. Also\, how can we continue to let Longmont show us up with their affordable and amazingly fast municipal internet? It’s not just a matter of civic pride\, this type of infrastructure is too vital to allow corporations like comcast to control it. \nSara Taketatsu: One of the most frustrating aspects of prioritization is seeing how historically unmanaged challenges are dealt with today. By the time we have to prioritization those challenges don’t get the time of day because they are too expensive or too complicated. The metric we qualify problems with needs to take historic inaction into account.” \nHow do you feel about taller buildings in boulder?\nJanna Ferguson: This is a GREAT question. I appreciate the height limits Boulder has…sometimes. I don’t think that four (or even five) stories is too tall\, especially considering Boulder’s urban growth boundary & population increase. \nMarty Brodsky: Go up or out\, right? At least going up would make the Williams Village towers blend in. \nLauren Folkerts: I think our city wide 55’ height limit (based on the height of a mature cottonwood tree) makes a lot of sense for our community.  From a fifth story window you can still recognize people on the street\, and have a connection to the public realm. I can’t think on any area of town where buildings taller than that would be appropriate. I have a problem with the fact that a large percentage of the properties along transit corridors are restricted to 35’ height limits (I also have a problem with the way we measure height in the city of Boulder.  The 35’ height limit wouldn’t be so bad if you could really go up35’). Density and alternative transportation make for great symbiotic partners. If we want people to use busses we need to give them housing with easy access to bus routes. If we want to house people and not increase congestion\, we need to give people reasonable alternatives to cars.  Larger multi use buildings along transportation corridors are an important piece of making our community more sustainable and equitable. \nSara Taketatsu: Go for it! Although\, I do cringe a little when I look at the Stearns towers…but maybe that’s because I lived in one of them? \nTo the extent that innovation is coming from cities\, if you were on Boulder City Council\, what would you do with our suburban land use pattern?\nJanna Ferguson: There are lots of ways to increase density and diversify the land use in the areas that are currently zoned single-family residential. Incentivising ADUs (accessory dwelling units)\, allowing some commercial/retail use in neighborhoods to create neighborhood centers with services (coffee shops\, food trucks\, even neighborhood farmers markets) are a few that come to mind. \nMarty Brodsky: More mixed-use space\, similar to the newer construction around the Gunbarrel center\, adding density and creating some of those “third-spaces” to allow room for more culture to grow in the outlying parts of town. \nLauren Folkerts: I know everyone is sick of hearing about Copenhagen\, but their urban planning has created  really great neighbourhoods. Based on their model\, I would focus on making neighbourhoods as walkable as possible.  This means allowing commercial uses in select areas\, so we can have neighbourhood corner stores and coffee shops in all neighbourhoods.  We need to allow small increases in density everywhere by modifying the zoning code to allow ADU’s and/or duplexes on all parcels. Finally I would also allow more density along transit corridors\, and at hubs.  The amount of increase should be proportional to the size of the corridor and hub\, but again 5 stories or less even in the densest areas. \nSara Taketatsu: Reevaluate zoning! Take a long look at who it benefits and how it could be reimagined to make Boulder a leader in environmental and social sustainability.
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SUMMARY:Eileen Gray: Designer and Architect
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a movie\, popcorn\, and a great time.\nAll are welcome! Arrive Early. Stay Late.\n“To create\, one must first question everything.” – Eileen Gray\nEileen Gray (1878-1976) was always ahead of her time. Thirty years after her death\, she is still considered as the very essence of the Modern. Everyone has seen her furniture-including the famous Adjustable Table\, the Lota Sofa\, and the Tube Light-but most people don’t really know the designer and architect who created them. (Jorg Bundschuh\, 2007\, Germany\, NR) \nThe screening is open to the public. \nMovie will start at 7:00. Talk back to follow film on Wednesday 9/11 with local architect\, Laura Greenfield.\nTickets are required. \n– GET TICKETS –  
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CATEGORIES:2019
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20190905T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20190905T200000
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SUMMARY:Modern Habitat
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebratingModern Habitat\n~ explore personal decisions and societal norms that work to define a modern habitat ~\nMeet and mingle with the artists and curators. Live music\, light fare\, plus drinks available for purchase. \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, September 5 5:00-8:00 pmFree and open to the public.\nThese exhibitions include visual artists inspired and informed by architectural practices\, modern living situations and shared experiences. Alongside architects and designers who highlight the process behind building forms and structures for people to live in.  \nFeaturing:\nWill Day\, Margie Criner\, Davis Arney\, Arch11\, Sopher Sparn\, Pyatt Studio\, Renée del Gaudio\, HMH Architecture + Interiors\, Workshop8 & Housefish\, \nExhibition runs from September 5 through October 13\, 2019
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LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:2019
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20190904T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20190904T210000
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SUMMARY:MOM2019 Kick Off
DESCRIPTION:Hustlers\, entrepreneurs\, risk-takers and all those looking for a good story… here it is!\nFuckup Nights is a global movement sharing stories of professional failure. MoM x FUN is one part storytelling\, one part comedy\, 100 percent true stories of failure from Boulder professionals. \nMoM x FUN has invited four people to get up in front of a room full of strangers to share their own professional f’up: the stories of the business that crashed and burned\, the partnership deal that went really sour\, the product that had to be recalled… they share them all. \nHow it Works\nEach storyteller will have about 7 minutes to share their fail story and lessons learned. Once the f’upper has made it through their story\, the audience has a few minutes to ask some questions. Enjoy networking\, food and drinks\, have some fun\, and learn a little something in the process. \nPresenters\nBobby Stuckey\nFrasca Food & Wine\nCourtney Rowe\nAssistant Dean for Advancement\, CU College of Music \nAriel Solomon\nPremier Mortgage Group\nBrandy LeMae\nWorkshop8\nOur first big event of the year and boy was fun!\nOur first big event of the year and boy was fun! Thanks to everyone who came out for the 6th Annual Month of Modern Kick Off Party! It is always great to put a face to a name of someone that you’ve been emailing regularly over the last few months\, so it was great to engage with key Month of Modern sponsors and partners. \nIn addition to having a good time with new and old friends\, we got to meet and meet and mingle with the artists and curators of the ‘Modern Habitat‘ exhibit at The Dairy! The exhibit enlisted various artists\, architects and designers to explore concepts of ‘home’ and featured: Will Day\, Margie Criner\, Davis Arney\, Arch11\, Sopher Sparn\, Pyatt Studio\, Renée del Gaudio\, HMH Architecture + Interiors\, Workshop8 & Housefish\, \nThe exhibition runs from September 5 through October 13\, 2019 – Make sure to stop by The Dairy and check it out!\nPlease credit Lisa Doane Photography when sharing photos!\n\n				\n					\n					\n					\n				Loading the next set of gallery items...Load More
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20181025T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20181025T220000
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SUMMARY:2018 Wrap Party
DESCRIPTION:Join the Party!\nWrap up the Month of Modern with us at eTown on Thursday\, October 25th from 6:30-10:30pm. \nJoin us for an evening of cocktails\, food\, music\, and good company as we celebrate the region’s most acclaimed names in modern design. This years Wrap Party features multiple bars\, local cuisine\, great music and more in a relaxed\, luxurious atmosphere. \nIn Partnership with Todd Reed Jewelry\, we are hosting our first-ever Emerging Designer Showcase at the party. In an effort to highlight the best talent at the forefront of modern design\, selected designers will be exhibiting their work\, giving the modern design-loving audience the opportunity to buy directly from the designers. An award designed and presented by Todd Reed will be granted to one participant and aims to enrich the designer’s pursuance of their career and professionalism. \nDRINK: BEER FROM FINKEL & GARF\nSIP: WINE & COCKTAILS FROM COCKTAIL SQUAD \nEAT: AN INCREDIBLE MENU OF SMALL BITES FROM BLACKBELLY\nSWEETS: FROM DAYDREAM DESSERTS \n\nLISTEN: JUICY FUTURE CLUB MUSIC WITH NOISYWATERS \n\nRELAX: IN “THE REFUGE” LOUNGE PROVIDED BY RIFUGIO MODERN \n\nCHECK OUT THE EMERGING DESIGNERS SHOWCASE \nCOCKTAIL ATTIRE ENCOURAGEDCentrally located in downtown Boulder\, eTown is at 1535 Spruce Street…. we encourage carpooling or Lyft.\n– GET YOUR TICKETS NOW –
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20181020T110000
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SUMMARY:MA+DS Boulder Modern Home Tour
DESCRIPTION:The Modern Architecture + Design Society presents\nthe Boulder Modern Home Tour on Saturday\, October 20.\nTour benefits the AIAS chapter at University of Colorado—Boulder\nSome tour-goers search for inspiration for their next project; others hope to find an architect or home builder to work with; whatever the reasons may be\, all tour-goers come to see a curated selection of Boulder homes that embody the unique modern architecture and design aesthetic of central Colorado. \nOn Saturday\, October 20th\, the Modern Architecture+ Design Society (MA+DS) returns to Boulder for the first time since 2012 to present the Modern Home Tour. The event gives regional architects\, designers\, and home builders the opportunity to showcase their work to the community in which they work. In turn\, the self-guided tour gives the community an opportunity to engage the minds behind the designs and ask questions as they explore some of Boulder’s modern homes inside and out. \n\n“We had been planning to return to Boulder ever since our first tour six years ago\,” says MA+DS founder and president\, James Leasure. “Timing and availability coincided this year in a way that has made bringing the Modern Home Tour back possible – and we couldn’t be more excited. Our curated line-up showcases some incredible modern designs that are sure to impress and awe everyone who comes out to see them.” \n\nSix homes have been accepted and confirmed for the 2018 Boulder Modern Home Tour. Participating architects and designers\, and featured neighborhoods include:\n\nA custom modern home with contemporary furnishings in Longmont\, designed by F9 Productions\nA 1976 home entirely renovated in modern style\, designed by Hower Architects\, located in Linden Park\nA home in Frasier Meadows that was transformed into a modern showcase of art\, designed by Arcadea Architecture\nA second Arcadea Architecture modern transformation\, located in the Devil’s Thumb – Rolling Hill neighborhood\nA brand-new contemporary home\, designed by Studiotrope Design Collective\, overlooking the Baseline Reservoir\nA brand-new modern home sitting atop Pine Brook Hill with views of the city\, designed by Arch 11\n\nJoining the tour as non-profit beneficiary and volunteer partner is the American Institute of Architects Student chapter at University of Colorado Boulder. Students will help staff the event\, in return for a donation to the club and the opportunity to use the tour as a fundraising vehicle\, while also contributing volunteer hours and making connections in their field. \nParticipating homes on the 2018 Boulder Modern Home Tour will open their doors for viewing from 11AM – 5PM on Saturday\, October 20th. Tickets to see all homes are $40 in advance and $50 on the day of the tour. Ages 12 and up are invited to attend. \nDetails on participants and tickets  \nAbout the Modern Architecture + Design Society: Based in Austin\, Texas\, the Modern Architecture + Design Society was founded was founded by James Leasure in 2010 as Modern Home Tours\, to introduce modern architecture and living to people across the nation. Through fun and informative self-guided home tours in dozens of cities across the USA and Canada\, the group invites people into some of the most exciting examples of modern architecture and design in the nation. With carefully selected architects\, neighborhoods and architecture\, the MA+DS Home Tours are unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Not only will you learn about the cutting edge of home design while on our tours\, but you might even get an idea or two for your next home project!
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181018
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SUMMARY:Sherwin Williams Colormix
DESCRIPTION:Month of Modern and Sherwin Williams\nare pleased to host this trend presentation.\nWe’ve gathered 42 trend colors into one master palette — which is also organized into six unique color personalities. All are waiting for you to explore! The collection predicts the colors that will drive conversation and inspiration for the coming year\, offering new perspectives on societal influences and their impact on color and design trends. \nAll attendees will receive a Colormix 2019 Trend Card and gift bag.\nLight refreshments will be served.\nAttend this event and earn 1 CEU credit! \n10am Session\n– CLICK TO RSVP –6pm Session\n– CLICK TO RSVP –
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LOCATION:The Artisan Shop\, 3070 28th Street\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20181017T180000
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SUMMARY:We Love the Funk
DESCRIPTION:What is it that attracts so many of us to “funky” in our cities and communities? In a world hell-bent on control\, on perfection\, predictability and the illusion of security\, why are we drawn to imperfection\, serendipity\, surprise and impermanence? City planning by nature\, can squeeze the life out of cities as they often come about planning to control chaos or disorder\, with no awareness of the human desires and need for a balance that leads to freedom\, creative interactions\, open-endedness and chance encounters.  Architects\, planners\, and developers from Santa Barbara\, Denver\, and Boulder will show how they went beyond gentrification to create desirable places of authenticity. \nThe “We Love the Funk” Event will open it’s doors on Wednesday\, October 17 at 6:00pm at The Museum of Boulder. Expect great food and enjoy drinks while learning from and sharing experiences with other like-minded modern design enthusiasts. \nModerator\nDavid Barrett\, FAIA\nBarrett Studio Architects\n– READ BIO –Panelists\nMickey Zepplin\nZepplin Development\n– READ BIO –Clay Aurell\, AIA\nAB Studio\, Santa Barbara\n– READ BIO –Josh Blumer\, AIA\nAB Studio\, Santa Barbara\n– READ BIO –Catherine Bean\nElement Properties\n– READ BIO –Bill Holicky\nCoburn Partners\n– READ BIO –Marcy Cameron\nHistoric Preservation\n– READ BIO –Powered by Eventbrite×Mickey Zepplin\nFounder and CoPresident at Zepplin Development\nDenver\, CO\, United States\nA Denver native\, Mickey graduated from the University of Colorado before earning his law degree from the University of California. After practicing law for seven years Mickey founded Zeppelin Development rooting it in the idea that entrepreneurial real estate development can promote urban values. Mickey has contributed to Denver’s evolution and pioneered the development of communities in Lower Downtown (LoDo)\, the Golden Trainagle and River North (RiNo). He has belonged to over 20 boards and committees\, and throughout his career has been committed to engaging and advocating for the neighborhoods he builds in. He has received numerous awards for his civic leadership and for the quality of his developments \n×Clay Aurell\, AIA\, LEED AP\, NCARB\nCo-Founder and Partner at AB Design Studio\nSanta Barbara\, CA\, United States\nClay Aurell\, AIA\, LEED AP\, NCARB\, is the “ultimate strategist\,” a placemaker who combines the skills of an architect\, developer\, planning consultant\, real estate professional\, and politician to formulate the creative vision for AB Design Studio. As Co-Founder and Partner\, he brings his most assiduous architectural insights to even the simplest of design challenges\, and considers architecture\, interior design\, and planning as inseparable extensions of himself. Clay’s early architectural influence was shaped by visits to construction sites with his father\, when he was inspired as a teen to make an impact on the world through design. From boutique hotels and wineries to LEED-certified museums and mixed-use developments\, each of Clay’s structures is inspired by a distinct contextual awareness that supports community with the future in mind. Clay received his B.Arch. from California State Polytechnic University\, Pomona\, and is Past-President of AIA/Santa Barbara. \n×Josh Blumer\, AIA\nCo-Founder and Partner at AB Design Studio\nLos Angeles\, CA\, United States\nJosh Blumer\, AIA\, is a problem solver\, mentor\, and architect who has been a catalyst and creative force for a transformative\, inspirational design process at AB Design Studio. As Co-Founder and Partner\, Josh champions an open\, collaborative studio that sparks spirited debate and critique among a team of architects\, designers\, and key stakeholders at all stages. Inspired by early undergraduate experiences shaped by meaningful architectural dialogue\, he cites the opportunity and ability to conceptualize societally effective ideas as a motive to pursue his craft. With a strong graphic background and deep investment into digital design and technology\, Josh’s landmark projects—high-end residences\, early-childhood development centers\, and commercial tenant improvements—pursue interdependence by striking a balance between the natural environment and the built world. Josh received a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from the University of Colorado\, Boulder. \n×Catherine Bean\nPrincipal and Director of Development at Element Properties\nBoulder\, CO\, United States\nCatherine joined Element Properties in 2015 to help manage the company’s operations and manage development projects. She’s overseen a range of projects\, including the conversion of more than 230 apartments from market rate to permanently affordable\, the repositioning of a commercial building in Flatiron Park\, and the development of for-sale townhomes in downtown Boulder. Previously\, she spent four years with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) where her responsibilities included managing FHA’s Breaking Ground Program and overseeing and analyzing HUD’s $13.6 billion share of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Prior to that\, she worked for New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity\, managing multiple post-Katrina initiatives. Catherine gained her B.A. in history from the University of Virginia and earned an MBA from Harvard Business School. She sits on the board of the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless and enjoys spending time with her husband\, daughter and dog\, Huckleberry. \n×Bill Hollicky\, AIA\, APA\nPartner/Senior Architect at Coburn\nBoulder\, CO\, United States\nBill is a principal with Coburn Architecture who specializes in a variety of planning and architectural project types\, including Sustainable Design\, Commercial\, Mixed Use\, Multifamily and Breweries. He has headed projects which have won a host of awards and publications\, including the NAHRO National Award of Merit\, the ULI Global Award of Excellence\, and a sustainable planning case study published by the EPA. He has chaired the Boulder Planning Board\, taught design at University of Colorado\, and testified before Congress on sustainable development. Bill has an undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and a Masters from the University of Colorado. \n×Marcy Cameron\nHistoric Preservation Planner at City of Boulder\nBoulder\, CO\, United States\nMarcy Cameron is a Historic Preservation Planner the City of Boulder. She is part of the team that serves Landmarks Board\, undertaking historic research for projects under review including new landmarks and properties older than fifty years that are proposed for demolition. Additionally\, Marcy serves as ongoing liaison to the public\, property owners\, developers\, and other City departments regarding historic preservation. Cameron earned her Bachelor of Environmental Design from CU Boulder\, and her Master of Architectural History from the University of Virginia with a Certificate in Historic Preservation.×David Barrett\, FAIA\nFounder & Principal in Charge of Design at Barrett Studio Architects\nBoulder\, CO\, United States\nDavid Barrett’s life-long practice of architecture has created a legacy of sustainable design. When David founded his practice in 1977\, his love of design was always coupled with an ethic of environmental stewardship. From large-scale master planning projects to the architecture of singular buildings\, his designs offer a timeless connection to the unique places they inhabit and the people that inhabit them. \nAs Founding Principal and Design Director\, the constant among David’s designs is “Living Architecture”: architecture that is inspired and informed by the patterns exhibited in the surrounding living and natural systems. Each project is initiated by a desire to discover and reveal a “soul”\, or a “seed”\, from which the architecture grows. \nAs his passion and expertise grew\, David penned articles and gave lectures on green design throughout the United States\, Canada and Europe. Locally\, his visiting lectures at the University of Colorado’s College of Architecture and Planning continue to inspire architectural students. \nBarrett Studio has been honored many times throughout David’s career\, notably AIA Colorado Firm of the Year in 1998 and AIA Colorado Architect of the Year in 2002. In 2013\, David was inducted in the AIA College of Fellows for his significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level. \nDavid embodies the spirit and passion for design that Barrett Studio brings to each of its projects. He continues to instill these projects with a poetic vision of humanistic response and environmental calling.
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SUMMARY:The KB Studio Showroom Event
DESCRIPTION:Join us at The KB Studio Showroom for food\, drinks and networking from 4-5:30 followed by a Vola CEU directly after. (AIA\, ASID\, IDCEC\, NARI & HSW: 2.0 CEUs)\nThe Influence of Scandinavian Design on Modern Bathrooms and Bathroom Technology.\nSponsored by VOLA\, The KB Studio\, the course provides an historical perspective of Scandinavian design and how that design aesthetic continues to drive both the technology inside and the design of today’s faucets\, showers\, plumbing fixtures and accessories. \nThe objectives for the course include learning about:\n\nThe influence of Scandinavian Design on today’s modern plumbing fixtures;\nThe latest offerings in in-wall shower systems including installation methods\, mounting options and why it’s critical to create a mold-free environment and other key benefits of this type of in-wall system;\nState-of-the-art electronic faucets and design options for modern plumbing fixtures and accessories;\nProduct evaluations\, specifications and a variety of high-end projects that showcase the latest designs and technologies.\n\nPowered by Eventbrite
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LOCATION:KB Studio\, 2460 Canyon Blvd.\, Boulder\, Colorado\, 80302
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20181015T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20181015T210000
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SUMMARY:Movie Night – Urbanized
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a movie\, popcorn\, and a great time.\nAll are welcome! Arrive Early. Stay Late.\nWho is allowed to shape our cities\, and how do they do it? Unlike many other fields of design\, cities aren’t created by any one specialist or expert. There are many contributors to urban change\, including ordinary citizens who can have a great impact improving the cities in which they live.\nUrbanized is a feature-length documentary about the design of cities\, which looks at the issues and strategies behind urban design and features some of the world’s foremost architects\, planners\, policymakers\, builders\, and thinkers. Over half the world’s population now lives in an urban area\, and 75% will call a city home by 2050. But while some cities are experiencing explosive growth\, others are shrinking. The challenges of balancing housing\, mobility\, public space\, civic engagement\, economic development\, and environmental policy are fast becoming universal concerns. Yet much of the dialogue on these issues is disconnected from the public domain. \nThe screening is open to the public. \nDoors will open at 6:00 p.m. Movie will start at 6:30\nTickets are required. \n– GET TICKETS – We’ll leave you with one final enticement to see this incredible film.
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LOCATION:The Boedecker Theater\, 2590 Walnut Street\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20181013T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20181013T160000
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SUMMARY:Haertling House Tour
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, October 13\, tour day arrived under sunny skies and a glorious 67-degree forecast. Ticket sales were brisk the entire day and people were excited to see the impressive mix of homes. \nAn enormous thank you to each homeowner who graciously opened their home to the public. It is due to their generosity that the tour was a smashing success. Month of Modern also thanks all the volunteers who helped in so many ways – we could not have done it without you and appreciate your contributing valuable time and energy to our community! \nAfter the tour\, Month of Modern commenced with a special group of invited guests at the home of Firuzeh Saidi (Volsky House). Len Segal spoke briefly\, defining the historical context of Modern architectural design in Boulder while praising Charles Haertling for being at the forefront of experimental\, imaginative invention. \nThis year’s home tour proceeds will benefit CU Art Museum\, Historic Boulder and CU Boulder’s AIAS chapter. \nHomes on the tour:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nBarrett House\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nWheat House\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nJourgensen House\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nLeaneagh House\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nKnudsen House\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nMatheson House\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpecial Guest Reception:\nPlease credit Lisa Doane Photography when sharing photos!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2018-10-30T09:51:31-06:00 \n\nShare This Post\, Choose Your Platform!\n\n\nFacebookTwitterLinkedInGoogle+TumblrPinterest \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n\n\n\n© Copyright 2014 –  | All Rights Reserved\n\n\n\nFacebookTwitterGoogle+Instagram\n\n\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nSkip to toolbar \n\n\nAbout WordPress\n\n\nAbout WordPress\n\n\nWordPress.org\nDocumentation\nSupport\nFeedback\n\n\n\nMonth of Modern\n\n\nDashboard\n\n\nThemes\nWidgets\nMenus\nBackground\nHeader\n\n\n\nCustomize\n00 Comments in moderation\nNew\n\n\nPost\nMedia\nPage\nSocial Feed\nEvent\nPortfolio\nFAQ\nElastic Slider\nFusion Slide\nUser\n\n\n\nEdit Post\n\n \nSEO\nSEO score: OK\n  \n\n\nConfiguration Wizard\n\nKeyword Research\n\n\nKeyword research training\nGoogle Ads\nGoogle Trends\n\n\n\n\nAnalyze this page\n\n\nCheck links to this URL\nCheck Keyphrase Density\nCheck Google Cache\nCheck Headers\nGoogle Structured Data Test\nFacebook Debugger\nPinterest Rich Pins Validator\nHTML Validator\nCSS Validator\nGoogle Page Speed Test\nMobile-Friendly Test\n\n\n\n\nSEO Settings\n\n\nGeneral\nSearch Appearance\nSearch Console\nSocial\nTools\nPremium\nCourses\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEvents\n\n\nView Calendar\nAdd Event\nEdit Events\n\n\n\nImport\n\n\nCSV File\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSettings\nHelp\nEvent Add-Ons\n\n\n\nAvada\n\n\nSupport\nDemos\nPlugins\nSystem Status\nTheme Options\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSearch\n\n\nHowdy\, stephanie@hmhai.com\n\n\nstephanie@hmhai.com\nEdit My Profile\nLog Out\n\n\n\n\n\nLog Out \n\n 
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SUMMARY:Denver Design Week
DESCRIPTION:Denver Design Week is a culmination of our region’s most innovative art\, architecture\, design\, and technology—a celebration of our thriving design community through a full week of education\, presentations\, tours\, exhibits\, demonstrations\, networking events\, and collaboration among the best and brightest in design. Let’s make some waves. Let’s strengthen the foundation of our creative community. Let’s showcase talent\, inspire innovation\, and elevate the profound idea that unites us all—good design.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20181011T173000
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SUMMARY:Porcelenosa Event
DESCRIPTION:Network and Immerse in Nature with Porcelenosa’s New Collections\nJoin us at The Food Lab on Thursday\, October 11 from 5:30-8pm\nDoor prizes courtesy of Vecchio’s and Dual Eyewear\n– THIS EVENT IS FULL – HONEY WOOD TONES\nRich and warm honey wood tones will be showing up more and more in 2018. These colors are placed perfectly in the color spectrum- light enough to give you the appearance of larger spaces and dark enough to give off a rich warmth from the darker tones. PAR-KER® Bolonia Cognac is a wood look porcelain tile that is part of the Bolonia Collection. This collection features a thin wood border paired with a neutral\, stone center. \nQUARTZITE\nQuartzite is a metamorphic rock that stands out for its remarkable resistance to temperature changes. Made of almost 90% quartz\, it is usually white\, grey\, black\, pink or reddish in color\, with some slight shade variation. Some of our most popular quartzite tiles are part of the Globe Brick series. This series contains stone mosaics that are available in a variety of colors. The matte finish on these pieces adds to the beauty of their natural elements\, making them incredibly appealing. \nSCULPTURAL FOCAL PIECES\nMake a statement in your bathroom by turning your bathtub or sink into a piece of art. This trend combines function with style and is best delivered by natural stone pieces. With its inherent sculptural beauty\, natural stone helps set a warm and inviting tone for a space. Both fashionable and unique\, our FACES: STONE BATHTUB series enhances the pampering experience and creates a calming retreat within the comfort of your own home. The Faces bathtub was recently named one of Morpholio Board’s Products of the Year for 2018. \nBACKLIGHTING\nBacklighting is an easy way to control the mood of a room. Backlighting a mirror creates drama in your bathroom\, as illustrated by the Pure backlit mirror (available in 2018). It is best to be selective when incorporating backlighting. Try to pick one element or area of a room that you want to focus on\, and use your lighting to accentuate it. Using KRION® Solid Surface is an easy way to utilize this trend. Porcelanosa’s KRION® is a new generation solid surface that is warm to the touch and similar to natural stone. It is made of two-thirds natural minerals (ATH – aluminium trihydride) and a low percentage of high-resistance resins. This composition gives KRION® a number of exclusive features\, including that it does not have any pores\, is anti-bacterial without any type of additive\, is highly resistant and easy to repair\, only requires minimum maintenance\, and is easy to clean.
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LOCATION:Food Lab\, 1825 Pearl Street\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20181004T180000
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SUMMARY:MOM2018 Kick Off
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening of fast-paced storytelling and inspiration\, Pecha Kucha style\, with host Jay Ferracane (owner of Angry Bovine Studio and founder of “Caffeinated Mornings\,” a monthly creative speaking series).The event in Boulder on Thursday\, October 4\, will feature a series of presentations\, each consisting of 20 slides shown for 20 seconds each\, totaling a talking time of 6 minutes\, 40 seconds. The presentations will center around the theme “WE BUILT THIS CITY” where an interdisciplinary panel of Boulder’s modern makers will explore how cities are designed and created\, both physically and culturally. The goal is to bring prominent and up-and-coming creative minds together for a night of inspiration\, networking\, and fun. \n\nEvening Host\nJay Ferracane\nAngry Bovine\nPanelists\nSteve Perce\nbldg. collective\nHosea Rosenberg\nBlackbelly\, Santo\nTed Church\nAnthem Branding\nAlli Fronzaglia\nBoulder Hiker Chick\nDavid Slayden\nCU Boulder\nKrista Marks\nWoot Math\nPowered by Eventbrite
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