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Opportunity Type:	Lectures / Symposia
Title:	Remembering 9/11 Lecture Series: ENGINEERS’ STORIES, Part II- Since 9/11
City:	New York
State:	New York
Country:	United States
Summary:	The second program of ENGINEERS' STORIES takes a view that deals in decades rather than days and which looks back to assess what has changed as a consequence of 9/11. In the months after the removal of the steel and clearing of material from the “bathtub,” the additional engineering analysis of the causes of the collapse of the towers began. That investigation consumed the next decade. One of the leaders of the forensic analysis was structural engineer Najib Abboud, a Managing Principal at Thornton Tomasetti, who will explain the focus and stages of the study. He will be joined by Stephen E. Flynn, the Founding Director of the Global Resilience Institute and Professor of Political Science, Northeastern University's School of Public Policy & Urban Affairs. Their paired presentations will discuss the extent to which the forensic analysis changed how tall buildings are designed, then expand into the broader topic of risk and resilience in the built environment - a concept that expands beyond a singular focus on security to all hazards that disrupt the functioning of our environment.
Start Date:	September 29, 2021
End Date/Deadline:	September 28, 2021

Opportunity Type:	Virtual Program
Title:	Modernism as Branding: Selling Thrift, Soap & Plexiglas
City:	Virtual
State:	New York
Country:	United States
Summary:	September 29, 2021DOCOMOMO US/New York Tri-State’s Modern Conversations series is back for Fall. In this virtual talk, architectural historian Grace Ong Yan will investigate the intersection of branding, corporate design, and business in midcentury America, revealing a new interpretation of the history of corporate modernism from the perspective of the business client. This event coincides with the recent publication of Ong Yan’s book, Building Brands: Corporations and Modern Architecture (Lund Humphries, 2021).
Start Date:	September 29, 2021
End Date/Deadline:	September 28, 2021

Opportunity Type:	Virtual Program
Title:	Monumental Conversations: What We Found When We Analyzed America's Monuments
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Start Date:	September 29, 2021
End Date/Deadline:	September 28, 2021

Opportunity Type:	Conferences
Title:	SESAH 2021 Annual Conference in Natchez, Mississippi
City:	Natchez
State:	Mississippi
Country:	United States
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Start Date:	September 30, 2021
End Date/Deadline:	October 02, 2021