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Traditional Architecture & Urbanism, with Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk of DPZ CoDesign

Architect and urban planner Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk presents an overview of New Urbanism and discusses its adaptation to contemporary concerns of sustainability and resilience. In November 2023, the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art hosted the national conference Enduring Places. For three days, 225 participants from around the country gathered in Charleston, South Carolina and engaged in a diverse offering of talks, panel discussions, working sessions, and tours focused on three themes: craftsmanship, preservation, and sustainability. The ICAA’s mission of recovering a building design language and its craft has been reinforced by the parallel focus on traditional urban design of the New Urbanism. New Urban communities have provided a welcoming context for traditional architecture, extending its influence beyond the individual building to the creation of a sense of place. This presentation will illustrate this mutual reinforcement, and its adaptation to contemporary concerns of sustainability and resilience. About the Series: From April to June 2024, the ICAA will be releasing all of the recordings from Enduring Places. Sign up for the ICAA's biweekly newsletter, World of Classicism, to be notified when other installments are released in the coming weeks: https://bit.ly/ICAAemails About the Speaker: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk is a founding principal of DPZ CoDesign, and the Malcolm Matheson Distinguished Professor of Architecture at the University of Miami where she directs the Master in Urban Design Program, after 18 years as dean of the School of Architecture. Plater-Zyberk is a founder of the Congress for the New Urbanism, an organization established in 1993 to promote walkable, resilient urban design. She is co-author of Suburban Nation: The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream and The New Civic Art: Elements of Town Planning. At DPZ, Plater-Zyberk has led and managed projects ranging from individual building design to new community design, community rebuilding, regional plans and zoning codes- -including Miami 21, the ground-breaking form-based code for the City of Miami, approved in 2010 and currently in use. Her work with partner Andrés Duany has been widely recognized by awards such as the Richard H. Driehaus Prize for Classical Architecture and the APA National Planning Excellence Award for Best Practice for Miami 21. With degrees from Princeton University and the Yale School of Architecture, Plater-Zyberk lectures frequently and has been a visiting professor at a number of universities in the United States. SPONSORS The ICAA is very grateful to John F.W. Rogers for generously making this program possible along with our supporters: Classical American Homes Preservation Trust Historic Charleston Foundation Oliveri Millworks Traditional Building Schafer Buccellato Architects CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS A Classical Studio, Inc. Benedictine College Gaston & Wyatt Goodwin Classic Homes Jared Goss Historical Concepts ICAA Northern California Chapter Leeds Custom Design and Seabreeze Building Anne Kriken Mann John B. Murray & Elizabeth Brooke Murray Poggenpohl Reis Contracting Skurman Architects Peter J. Talty Tucker & Marks The Urban Electric Co. Vallette & Russell Windham LECTURE SPONSORS Ankie & Fran Barnes Stan Dixon Marsha & David Dowler Barbara Eberlein Kirk Henckels Jeff Allen Landscape Architecture, LLC Anne Lazar Marmi Stone Suzanne R. Santry Tammy Connor Interior Design Urban Design Associates Whitlock Builders Bunny Williams CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Russell Windham, Chair Ankie Barnes Andrew Cogar Richard Economakis Ray Gindroz Alexa Hampton Thomas Lloyd Michael Mesko Eric Osth Suzanne Santry IN COLLABORATION WITH ICAA NATIONAL OFFICE STAFF Peter Lyden, President Caroline Slaten, Vice President, Development Julia Sucher, Manager, Development & Special Events Lexi Hoglund, Assistant, Development and Office of the President