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    The document announces a two-day event in Spokane, Washington celebrating mid-century modern architecture in the Pacific Northwest. On the first day, a film on Northwest modern architecture will be screened followed by a reception. The second day will feature a presentation by the State Architectural Historian on Spokane's role in modern architecture, followed by a panel discussion with local architects. Both events are free and open to the public.

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    The document announces a two-day event in Spokane, Washington celebrating mid-century modern architecture in the Pacific Northwest. On the first day, a film on Northwest modern architecture will be screened followed by a reception. The second day will feature a presentation by the State Architectural Historian on Spokane's role in modern architecture, followed by a panel discussion with local architects. Both events are free and open to the public.

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    The document announces a two-day event in Spokane, Washington celebrating mid-century modern architecture in the Pacific Northwest. On the first day, a film on Northwest modern architecture will be screened followed by a reception. The second day will feature a presentation by the State Architectural Historian on Spokane's role in modern architecture, followed by a panel discussion with local architects. Both events are free and open to the public.

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    MID-CENTURY MODERN IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

    MAY 4 - 5, 2011
    a two-day event presented by City/County Historic
    Preservation Office, Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture,
    and Spokane Preservation Advocates

    for more information, contact:


    Kristen Griffen, 509-625-6543

    Holmlund Residence, 1964


    Moritz Kundig, architect, Spokane

    WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 6:30 - 8:30 PM

    “M id -C entury M odern in the P acific N orthwest ” is partially underwritten by A nderson M raz D esign
    Modern Views: A Conversation on
    Northwest Modern Architecture

    a film by studio/216 (modernviewsfilm.com)

    After the film, viewers are invited to a reception honoring


    writer, director, and producer Boaz Ashkenazy.
    Wine and light hors d’oeuvres will be served. Donations welcome.
    The Convent of the Holy Names, 1967
    Eric A. Johnston Auditorium Walker & McGough, architects, Spokane

    Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture


    2316 W First Avenue, Spokane

    THURSDAY, MAY 5, 6:30 - 8:30 PM


    Modern Architecture: Spokane at the Leading Edge

    presentation by Michael Houser, State Architectural Historian

    roundtable discussion and Q&A featuring:



    Stephen R. Clark, AIA Clark Architects
    Mark Dailey, AIA principal, Integrus Architecture
    Moritz Kundig, FAIA retired
    St. Charles Catholic Church, 1961
    Matthew Melcher associate professor, WSU Dept. of Interior Design Funk, Murray & Johnson, architects, Spokane

    St. Charles Catholic Church


    4515 N Alberta Street, Spokane (west of Shadle Park)

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