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"The Gateway Arch: An Illustrated Timeline"

John C. Guenther, FAIA, LEED AP has produced a distinguished body of architecture that contributes significantly to the built environment, with projects ranging from the adaptive reuse of historic landmarks to new projects that fit comfortably into their physical, environmental, social and historic context. His work has received over 50 national, regional, and local awards from the AIA and a diverse array of professional organizations, civic groups, and publications. John was a lecturer in the College of Architecture at Washington University in St. Louis (2009-2013), publishing various books. His new book, The Gateway Arch: An Illustrated Timeline, takes a chronological look at the historical foundations of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, beginning in 1699 with the Louisiana Territory, with 90 historical events which led to the realization of the Gateway Arch and the latest refinements to the memorial grounds and new museum. As an architect, John seeks to contribute, through his designs, an architecture which serves and ennobles our lives, works with the environment and enhances our world. As a historian, he recognizes that we stand of the shoulders of those who have gone before us.

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The Architecture Lecture Series welcomes architectural and experiential design leaders from around the country to the University of Kansas to illuminate new ideas and inspire purpose-driven design practice. Lecturers bring a wide range of expertise in areas such as sustainable building, digital environments, public interest design, historic preservation, health and wellness design, and more. 

  • Allison Charba
  • April Friedl
  • Kristin Rennells

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