Architect Dan Scully will be speaking at the Monadnock Center for History and Culture on Tuesday, Aug. 16, as part of the center’s “By Design” series.
Scully’s practice, active for more than 30 years, has made its imprint on the Monadnock region with impressive home designs as well as public and commercial spaces like the Monadnock Co-op Market and new ice arena in Keene and the Piedra Fina Restaurant in Marlborough.
Among numerous awards, the American Association of Architects New Hampshire Chapter honored Scully with its Clinton Sherr Award for Architectural Excellence in 2010. Most recently Scully was a 2016 recipient of a Ruth and James Ewing Arts Award, which honors visual and performing artists in the Monadnock region.
This presentation is part of a series called By Design, a collaboration between the Monadnock Center and atHome Magazine. This series of programs explores composition, form, and function as it applies to many aspects of community life, including homes, business and commercial architecture, gardens, furniture, community spaces, and more. Each program features one or more regional experts sharing their challenges and experiences in the world of design, followed by time for questions, comments, and mingling with fellow attendees.
The program will begin at 7 p.m.
Admission is $15 or 10 for members of the Monadnock Center. Tickets may be ordered online at MonadnockCenter.org, or by calling 924-3235.