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National Mall Design Competition Winners Pt. 1: Introduction


May 31, 2012
Chase Rynd, executive director of the National Building Museum, welcomes the audience, and introduces the Trust for the National Mall Design Competition's manager Don Stastny.
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National Mall Design Competition Winners Pt. 2: Constitution Gardens


May 31, 2012
Adam Greenspan (Peter Walker and Partners) and Robert M. Rogers, FAIA (Rogers Marvel Architects) present their team's winning plan for Constitution Gardens.
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National Mall Design Competition Winners Pt. 5: Q&A


May 31, 2012
John Beardsley, director of Harvard's research program in garden and landscape studies at Washington's Dumbarton Oaks, moderates discussion among the teams, and Q&A with the audience.
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National Mall Design Competition Winners Pt. 3: Sylvan Theater


May 31, 2012
Skip Graffam, RLA, ASLA, LEED AP (OLIN) and Marion Weiss (Weiss/Manfredi) present their team's winning plan for the Washington Monument Grounds at Sylvan Theater.
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National Mall Design Competition Winners Pt. 4: Union Square


May 31, 2012
Rodrigo Abela (Gustafson Guthrie Nichols) and Peter D. Cook, AIA NOMA (Davis Brody Bond) present their team's winning plan for Union Square.
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The Quirks of the L'Enfant Plan - Part 5, Panel Discussion with Q&A


May 24, 2012
Panelists explore the history of Pierre L’Enfant’s plan for Washington, D.C. and how the plan influences the look and feel of the city today.
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The Quirks of the L'Enfant Plan - Part 2, Scott Berg


May 24, 2012
Panelists explore the history of Pierre L’Enfant’s plan for Washington, D.C. and how the plan influences the look and feel of the city today.
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The Quirks of the L'Enfant Plan - Part 4, Jeff Speck


May 24, 2012
Panelists explore the history of Pierre L’Enfant’s plan for Washington, D.C. and how the plan influences the look and feel of the city today.
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Nearing Naples


May 24, 2012
In anticipation of the Sixth World Urban Forum (WUF 6) in Naples, Italy in September 2012, the National Building Museum hosts a series of dialogues chaired and organized by a network of cross-sector U.S. urban policy stakeholders. The first session is titled "Urban Planning: Institutions and Regulations, Including Improvement of Quality of Life."
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The Quirks of the L'Enfant Plan - Part 1, Martin Moeller


May 24, 2012
Panelists explore the history of Pierre L’Enfant’s plan for Washington, D.C. and how the plan influences the look and feel of the city today.
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