The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

The BRDI welcomes Sebastian Schmaling for a presentation of the award-winning, regionally focused work of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, based in Wisconsin. Johnsen and Schmaling are currently Professors in Practice at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, Johnsen Schmaling’s work has received more than 70 professional design awards, including 25 national and regional Honor and Merit Awards from the American Institute of Architects, a National AIA Top Ten Green Projects Award, a 2011 Annual Design Review Award from Architecture magazine, and a Contract Design Award for Public Spaces. They frequently lecture on their work in the United States and Europe and continue to teach as visiting critics around the country, most recently at the University of Oklahoma, the University of Toronto, and the University of North Carolina.

Robert Adams’ photographs of the American landscape became some of the most famous of the twentieth century. Join photographer Scott Hinton for a gallery discussion of Adams’ most recent body of work, a portfolio of images made in Oregon’s Nehalem Bay State Park.