Architect Julie Eizenberg, representing the American Institute of Architects, speaks Friday [Feb. 14] at Mississippi State.
The latest guest for the School of Architecture's 2013-14 Harrison Lecture Series, Eizenberg begins her presentation at 4 p.m. in the Robert and Freda Harrison Auditorium of the university's Giles Hall. The event is free and open to all.
She is founding principal of Santa Monica, Calif.-based Koning Eizenberg Architecture, a firm honored, to date, with more than 100 awards for design, sustainability and historic preservation.
Eizenberg, who leads the firm's design and master planning efforts, was recognized in 2012 with the AIA's Los Angeles Gold Medal for her influence on the theory and practice of architecture.
Sponsored by Robert and Freda Harrison of Jackson, the speaker series regularly brings national and international architects, as well as other designers, to share their knowledge and expertise with MSU architecture students, faculty and alumni, as well as interested members of the local community.
Robert Harrison is a retired architect, consultant and founding partner of JH&H Architects.
For more information, contact assistant professor Alexis Gregory at 662-325-0722 or agregory@caad.msstate.edu.