Events

Discover Engaging Exhibits & Exciting Events

To meet our goal of increasing public understanding and appreciation of architecture and design, SAF offers a wide variety of special events and exhibits designed to stimulate conversation and engage the community. From topical discussions to unique exhibitions, SAF provides opportunities to discover and understand architecture. For events see below. For more information on exhibits, click here.

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Opening Reception for Representations

SAF’s 12th Annual Model & Drawing Exhibit
When:  Friday, June 26, 5pm
Where: Foster / White, 1333 5th Avenue Entrance
Cost:  FREE - RSVP PLEASE tracy@seattlearchitecture.org 
Architectural drawings and models are representations of the built environment, but they can also be seen as complete works of art in themselves, works that interact with our imagination in ways that perhaps no real building can.  Can the visions they represent tell us something about the buildings we live in?  Can they tell us something about the world we would like to live in?  SAF invites you to explore these questions at the opening reception.

The exhibit will be open June 27 through July 31, Mon-Sat, 10am – 2pm, and on first Thursday, July 3rd, 5 to 8pm. The space is available for your event during other times.  Contact Tracy Vicory-Rosenquest, Program Director, for more information and to schedule your group.

2009 Events

Seattle Architecture: A Walking Guide to Downtown

Where:
Bookstores/Watson Kennedy/Peter Miller Books/Made in Washington
How Much:
$25.00, if you order online. Cost includes shipping. You may also place the order by phone, 206.667.9184. $21.80 if you purchase the book at the SAF gallery in the Rainier Square Atrium, 1333 5th Avenue, 3rd level.

To purchase the guidebook you may call the office at 206.667.9184 or you must click on "Register" below and place your order as if you were registering for a tour.  We will change this system as soon as we can.  Until then, thank you for your patience.

Distribution by University of Washington Press
ISBN 13: 978-0-615-14129-9
www.washington.edu/uwpress

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