Austin Foundation for Architecture presents ArchiTalks at Articulture.

Admission: $3 donation to Austin Foundation for Architecture.

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Doors open at 6:30 pm on Wednesday November 10th with beer, wine, soft drinks, and finger food — plus some great conversation. The evening's lecture begins at 7:00 

The Month's Presentation: “Missing Pieces: Completing Austin’s Housing Puzzle”

Presented by Al York, FAIA, of McKinney York Architects

This lecture will consider four case studies as instruments to mitigate Austin’s ongoing housing crisis, spanning market-rate, subsidized, charity, and emergency approaches.

McKinney York Architects believes in the transformational power of people united in a common purpose, and that good design is for everyone. Their work has also appeared on or been published by Wired, The Wall Street Journal, HGTV, NPR, Architectural Record, Southern Living, Texas Architect, and more.

What to Expect at Architalks

Inspiration. Insight. Discussion. 

This series showcases Austin’s diverse and talented community of architects and designers, with each installment focusing on an individual or collective and their unique approach to their work. Architalks at Articulture is presented by the Austin Foundation for Architecture in collaboration with venue sponsor Articulture Designs, event sponsor Builders FirstSource, and series founder/organizer Scott Harvey.

The talks are usually 45 minutes, with time for a few questions at the end. The talk is in the equally-inspiring Articulture gardens. So come early, relax, look around. Have a great time!

Wine and beer will be provided along with some snacks and soft drinks.

If the parking lot is full upon arrival, there is ample parking available here. 

RAIN DATE: ArchiTalks is held outdoors. In case of inclement weather, the rain date is set for the the following Wednesday, November 17th.