On Friday, February 26 at 4:30pm EST, Melissa DelVecchio will participate in a roundtable discussion on Traditional Architecture, Urbanism, and Craft in the 21st Century, as part of TAG 4--three days of virtual forums, panel discussions, and presentations. Since 2000, deep and broad conversations have been taking place on diverse topics of traditional architecture, urbanism, and craft. TAG 4, the Fourth Traditional Architecture Gathering, will be hosted this year by the Classic Planning Institute.
The event is free and open to the public. To register for the event, click here.
Melissa DelVecchio is a partner at Robert A.M. Stern Architects. She is the design lead for many of the firm’s most complex academic and institutional projects, and directs the Research Department. Building upon her education that included an intensive study of classical architecture and a subsequent immersion into contemporary design, her work synthesizes tradition and invention, reinforcing the many visual, social, environmental, and cultural influences that give places identity and meaning. Melissa’s projects include two new residential colleges at Yale University and the first LEED Gold-certified academic building in China. She is currently working on the restoration and adaptive reuse of the Schwarzman Center at Yale, a historic Carrère & Hastings’ building that will be transformed into a social hub for the university’s students; and the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art, the anchor for the University of Notre Dame’s new arts district.
Melissa is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects and a member of the Richard H. Driehaus Prize jury, the Rafael Manzano Martos Prize jury, and the RAMSA Travel Fellowship jury. She is currently serving as the Robert A.M. Stern Visiting Professor of Classical Architecture at the Yale School of Architecture.
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