Seminar on Great Houses for Great Neighborhoods: Traditional Neighborhood Housing Design
The Seaside Institute
This is an in-depth workshop that explores how to create the residential buildings and dwelling units that make up a successful traditional neighborhood. Building types will include, among others, the small-lot family house, the attached and detached master-down dwelling; bungalow courts and other forms of courtyard housing; and the small-scale multifamily building.
Speakers include: Chris Anderson, The I'On Company; R John Anderson, New Urban Builders; Carson Looney, Looney Ricks Kiss; John Torti, Torti Gallas & Partners CHK; Laurie Volk and Todd Zimmerman of Zimmerman/Volk Associates
Register now by calling The Seaside Institute (850) 231-2421 or visit our website www.theseasideinstitute.org.
For more information contact:
Leslie Walker
The Seaside Institute
P O Box 4730, Seaside Branch
Santa Rosa Beach
Florida 32459
United States
Phone: 850-231-2421
Fax: 850-231-1884
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.theseasideinstitute.org
Posted March 14, 2003
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