Guests joined us this Friday, December 20th from 6pm - 8m for the opening of our new photography exhibit in the LACB Gallery space on the first floor of the hotel. Throughout the summer, we co-hosted a number of photography…
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Executive Director Paris Roselli moderated a panel discussing Preservation and Mental Health: Adapting Olmsted Designs to Modern Needs. Introduction: Steve Livengood, Olmsted Network Board Moderator: Paris Roselli, President, Richardson Olmsted Campus Robert Kirkbride, Professor of Architecture and Product Design, Parsons…
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On July 14th from 10am to 4pm, Campus hosted our very own car show where we welcomed guests from across WNY to showcase their classic/rare automobiles. The event was held behind the Richardson Hotel in the parking lot that is…
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On Saturday June 1st, the LACB co-hosted a panel with PreservationWorks at the Burchfield Penney Art Center. We learned that preservation comes in many forms and discussed the different ways that developers, locals, architecture aficionados, and even urban explorers can come together…
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In celebration of Frederick Law Olmsted's birthday, the Lipsey Architecture Center Buffalo was pleased to host an exciting presentation by accomplished author Hugh Howard. Mr. Howard shared insights from his book Architects of an American Landscape: Henry Hobson Richardson, Frederick Law Olmsted,…
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By: Eileen Buckley BUFFALO, NY (WKBW) — One of Buffalo's most iconic structures is now the focus of a renewed redevelopment effort. Plans continue to revive the Richardson Olmsted Complex at Elmwood and Forest in Buffalo. As the Richardson Hotel…
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The Lipsey Architecture Center Buffalo in partnership with PreservationWorks hosted a presentation by Dr. Kirkbride at the Burchfield Penney Art Center. In 1854, Thomas Story Kirkbride, a Quaker doctor, published his influential treatise on the construction and management of the ideal psychiatric…
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The Lipsey Architecture Center Buffalo with Glessner House (Chicago), Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House, Preservation Buffalo Niagara and the Richardson Olmsted Campus present a conversation on historic places and the value of their preservation. The event was held at Duende at Silo City. The evening began with a presentation by…
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Cities ebb and flow, so the ‘best’ time to visit a particular one might require a time machine, or for the patient Architourist to wait. New York wasn’t great in the 1970s and 80s, but it’s amazing now, and would’ve…
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It’s come a long way, but the Richardson-Olmsted Campus still needs assistance to complete its master plan. If that help – which is to say, funding – arrives, it will unlock millions more in private development dollars. And 44 high-profile…
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