Instructor(s)
Thomas V. Edmonds, MFA
Lecturer, History of Art and Architecture, Gannon University
Location
Date
Wednesdays, March 10 to April 14
Time
1:30 to 3:30 PM ET
This course explores how New York City’s architecture grew from a blend of Native American, Dutch, English, African, Jewish, German, and Chicago influences. From early colonial buildings to modern skyscrapers, the course examines how immigration, commerce, and today’s men and women architects, designing in the New Vernacular style, shaped the city’s rich architectural character.
This course is a part of the Senior Scholars Program
Member of Lifelong Learning Cost
Members receive 15% discount
Nonmember Cost
$102