Liquid Happening: A Living Architecture Ball

Liquid Happening: A Living Architecture Ball is on October 18, 2015 at 6pm embarking at the Chicago Riverwalk corner of Michigan Avenue and East Lower Wacker Drive.

Aboard a private yacht, this event will break traditional molds of evening public lectures that promote excellence, diversity, as well as engaging the public about the impact and relevance of architecture, good design including providing continuing education. Attendees and guests will come out reenergized, as they mingle, tour Chicago through Lake Michigan and Chicago River in a private yacht, and engage in dialogue with Keynote Speaker, Dr Rachel Armstrong. The evening's topic centers on an ecological age of design and construction that seeks to develop new ways of choreographing space by working along with natural systems. The black-tie and tie-dyed evening cruise will culminate at the rooftop of a secret high rise building location (to be revealed on the day of the event) for a viewing of the Living Ball installation of the Leapfrog Project.

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Cite: "Liquid Happening: A Living Architecture Ball" 07 Sep 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/773206/liquid-happening-a-living-architecture-ball> ISSN 0719-8884

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