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This CreativeMornings/Oklahoma City event was generously presented by The Yale Theater, KLLR Coffee, Roast Scout, Guernsey, Clover Partners, and The Treasury.
Commissioner Blumert was our speaker.
The event was sponsored by Adobe, MailChimp, and Wordpress.
All photos by Prints Charming Photography
A generous group of volunteers from Bank of America stopped by New Joelyn's Home on April 24, 2017 to help set up the rooms for the women who will be moving in to the recovery program very soon. They brought care packages with blankets, sheets, towels and toiletries for each of the 24 beds!
This CreativeMornings/Chicago event was generously hosted by Savage Smyth.
Saya Hillman was our speaker.
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Photo by Rogelio Games
Just spent the afternoon with a bunch of "those generous souls who make Madison great." Thanks, everyone, for a fun flickrwalk! It's a huge pleasure to be a member of this community of photographers. You guys are good company.
This CreativeMornings/Chicago event was generously hosted by WeWork
Abena Boamah-Acheampong was our speaker.
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Photo by Dakota Sillyman
This CreativeMornings/Honolulu event was generously hosted by Entrepreneurs Sandbox.
Ben Flores was our speaker.
The event was globally sponsored by Adobe, MailChimp, and Wordpress.com.
The event was locally sponsored by Liliha Bakery, Honolulu Coffee Company, Aesop, Ellemsee Media, The Box Jelly, Candela Hawaii, , Professional Image Hawaii,
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All photos by Ellemsee Media and Shaneika Aguilar.
With generous overhangs, shaded terraces, operable systems, and solar cells, the house embraces Sarasota’s subtropical latitude as it opens to a sheltered courtyard. The tall, thin and narrow main house is oriented east to west. On the entire length of the house, the roof overhangs 16 feet, shading the yard and creating a cooler microclimate. The space under the overhanging roof serves as a verandah mediating the climate and allowing for a fluid transition between conditioned spaces and the exterior.
The house has three street frontages. The entry is through a smaller court recessed in the south elevation. The elongated design creates an ‘L’ to offer privacy to the backyard. A courtyard is created between the master suite, the main house, and the detached garage. One wing on the ground floor contains the kitchen, dining, and living areas while the other houses the master bedroom suite. Two additional bedrooms and a gym are laid out on the second floor.
The inhabitants are invited to enjoy the courtyard through seven separate access points to the yard. An interior and exterior stair on either end of the main wing creates a circulation loop offering the residents choices in their daily paths. Masonry walls wrap and protect the house from view, while the life and program of the house protrudes in and out, at times punctured by exposed concrete shadowboxes. The residence is lighter and more open to the interior courtyard. A transparent double heighted living area facing the courtyard invites light and vertical interaction between floors.
The roof overhang is created by light steel custom trusses from which a balcony is suspended with exposed cables. The space created under the balcony offers a more intimate setting for an exterior dining terrace. A continuous clerestory runs between the trusses that are in turn supported by uninterrupted steel beams running the full length of the house. The roof also extends to the west of the property beyond the conditioned enclosure to shelter an exterior mezzanine and stair.
The entry court and the yard are both shaded by photovoltaic panels mounted on glass. The solar system installed by Brilliant Harvest consists of 62 Lumos Solar LSX 240 watt frameless solar modules in three separate arrays, providing a total DC power of 14,880 Watts. The arrays are connected to string inverters, which convert the DC electricity to AC for use in the home. The system will produce an average of 22,850 kWh of electricity per year, offsetting between 80% and 90% of all onsite consumption in the home. The frameless modules have the added benefit of being partially transparent with a clear back sheet, providing filtered shade to areas under the solar arrays, and helping reduce temperatures in the outdoor areas of the home.
This CreativeMornings/Chicago event was generously hosted at Guild Row.
Ivan Vasquez was our speaker.
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Cheryl Gamber and Dr. Monika Joshi at University Development’s 2025 Generosity & Gratitude Reception at the Hotel Hershey. The event celebrates the generosity of donors, highlighting achievements they’ve made possible and the impact their gifts make.
use generous amount of spray adhesive found at any craft store and a piece of fabric, cut edges off when dry. i also applied "fray-check" to edges.
This CreativeMornings/Melbourne was generously hosted by The Commons .
Kaylene Langford was our speaker.
The event was sponsored by Torrens University , Adobe
All photos by Mark Lobo Photography
This CreativeMornings Philadelphia event was generously hosted by our partners at Center / Architecture + Design, HoneyGrow, and Counter Culture Coffee
Michael Barsanti is the Edwin Wolf 2nd Director of the Library Company of Philadelphia. He is the 30th person to lead the organization since its founding by Benjamin Franklin in 1731.
Dr. Barsanti holds a bachelor’s degree from Williams College, a Master’s degree from University of Miami, and a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Pennsylvania, where he specialized in twentieth century literature and the works of James Joyce. He has led an eclectic career in the Philadelphia cultural community that includes positions at the Rosenbach Museum & Library, the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, and the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Drexel University and has served on the Board of Trustees of Pig Iron Theatre and Independence Charter School.
The event was sponsored globally by MailChimp and WordPress.com.
All photos taken by Steve Weinik.