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“The RISD Museum Associates honor celebrated architect and beloved RISD professor emeritus Friedrich St.Florian for his contributions to the fields of architecture and higher education at their Annual Spring Gala fundraiser to support the RISD Museum.” http://risdmuseum.org/events/908_2015_04_25_risd_museum_associates_spring_gala_fundraiser_honoring_friedrich_st_florian
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Friedrich St.Florian will be hosting a lecture and round table discussion at Palazzo Rucellai, Firenze at the ISI Florence campus, a study abroad university partnered with several US Institutions including Roger Williams university He will be in Florence for a week with his students from The RISD Architecture Department. Check it out on November 25, 2014 at 5 […]
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FSFA is looking forward to hosting the AS220 youth program led by Scott Lapham. This afternoon, a Camera Obscura project will “unfold” in our office, very exciting. AS220 youth is a free arts education program serving young people ages 14-21 with special focus on those in the care and custody of the state. The program’s […]
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See the announcement here: www.aia-ri.org. The design was developed by Friedrich St.Florian Architects and 3six0 Architecture as Studio Providence LLC, and chosen by the jury of an international competition as its winner. Unfortunately it looks as though this bridge design will not be built by us, but it raises our spirits to know our diligent […]
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Friedrich St.Florian presents: “Memory Made Concrete: Memorials and Collective Memory” hosted by Center of Ethics. Lecture to take place at 7pm on 11/15/2011. Location: Miller Forum at MUHLENBERG COLLEGE
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