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SUMMARY:The Forum presents Juan Miró and Miguel Rivera
DESCRIPTION:The Dallas Architecture Forum\, a non-profit organization dedic
 ated to providing public education about architecture\, design\, and the u
 rban environment\, co mpletes its 2022-2023 Lecture Series on Wednesday\,
  May 17th at 7:00 pm. As The Forum celebrates its 25 th Anniversary\, the
  non-profit is pleased to present Juan MIRÓ and Miguel RIVERA of Miró Rive
 ra Architects in the Sixth Annual Frank Welch Memorial Lecture . This Lect
 ure will be held in the Horchow Auditorium at the Dallas Museum of Art. Fo
 rum members may attend for free. Tickets for non-members will be available
  at the door - $5 for Students (with student i.d.)\, $25 General Admission
 . Check-in and pre-Lecture Reception will begin at 6:15 pm in the Hamon At
 rium. \nMiró Rivera’s award-winning design philosophy is rooted in “respon
 sible architecture” that believes architects must engage as thinkers\, bui
 lders and artists on every project. Founding partners Miguel Rivera\, FAIA
  and Juan Miró\, FAIA were born only a few days apart in Puerto Rico and S
 pain\, where they studied architecture before completing Master’s Degrees
  at Columbia and Yale. The partners worked at illustrious studios includin
 g Gwathmey Siegel\, Felix Candela\, Santiago Calatrava and Mitchell/Giurgo
 la before founding their own firm. Their esteemed projects include the Ped
 estrian Bridge and the Core-ten Trail Restroom at the Lady Bird Lake Trail
 \, both honored by Architectural Review / RIBA\; Chinmaya Mission\; Stoneh
 edge Residence\; and Lakeshore Residence. Circuit of The Americas Formula
  1 Grand Prix in Austin was named one of ArchDaily ’s top 100 works of arc
 hitecture in the country.  \nThe studio marries elegant design with time-t
 ested sustainable elements that include locally sourced materials\, water
  conservation\, and abundant natural light. It is widely published includi
 ng Architectural Record and the New York Times and its own monograph\, Mir
 ó Rivera Architects: Building a New Arcadia . The studio has received over
  100 design awards\, including 40 AIA awards\, numerous Austin Green Build
 ing certifications\, and exhibited at the Venice Architectural Biennale. I
 n 2016\, the studio received the Texas Society of Architects’ Architecture
  Firm Award. They are listed as one of ArchDaily ’s World’s Best Architect
 s and were honored with the 2023 Texas Medal of Arts in Architecture . \nS
 ponsors for this Lecture are Season Sponsors Eggersmann Kitchens | Home Li
 ving\, Maharger Development | Reggie Graham\, Perennials & Sutherland and
  SMINK Art + Design. Series Sponsors are Abeyta Tibbs Architecture\, Archi
 tectural Lighting Alliance\, HKS\, Inc.\, Jackson Walker\, O’Brien Archite
 cts\, Robyn Menter Design Associates and Scott + Cooner. Lecture Sponsors
  are Emily Summers Design Associates\, Gioia-Goyer Group\, Muse Integratio
 n\, Page\, and SEBASTIAN. Lecture Supporters are Dane and Thomas Taylor\,
  Ink + Oro\, New Era Companies\, Talley Associates and TKO Associates.\nDa
 llas Museum of Art\n1717 N. Harwood Street\nDallas\, TX 75201 United State
 s\n
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