Learning from Project Row Houses:

Transforming Community Through the Arts

November 16, 2007::Cambridge, MA

Morning Events will be held at the Carpenter Center 24 Quincy Street

Lunch and Afternoon Events will be in Piper Auditorium, Gund Hall, 48 Quincy Street

8:30-9:00         Registration and Coffee: Carpenter Center, 24 Quincy St., Sert space (off the up ramp).

9:00:                Introduction to Bruner Loeb Forum: Jim Stockard , Screening Room B04 (basement)

9:15:                Introduction to Third Ward TX : Andy Garrison, Filmmaker

9:30-10:30:      Screening of Third Ward TX

10:30               Break – Sert space 2^nd Floor Carpenter Center

10:45-11:30:    Project Row Houses Today: Rick Lowe, Founder

11:30-12:15:    Facilitated Discussion Groups- Resource people: Susan Rodgerson, Artists for Humanity; Andy Garrison, Nancy Bless and Noland Walker, filmmaking team, and Reese Fayde, former Executive Director, Living Cities: The National Community Development Initiative

Return to Gund Hall, Graduate School of Design, 48 Quincy St., Piper Auditorium

12:15-1:15      Lunch: Floor of Piper Auditorium, Gund Hall

1:30-1:50:        Organizational Challenges: Cheryl Bowmer, Executive Director, Project Row Houses

1:50-2:10:        The Development Environment: Stuart Kensinger, Project Row Houses Board of Directors, Developer, Kensinger Companies

2:10-2:30:        Evolving Architecture: Danny Samuels, Director, Rice University Design Workshop

2:30:               Break

2:45-3:30:        Whole Group Discussion/Wrap Up, Piper Auditorium