Why does everyday architecture become a work of art? How did the post-World War II homes designed by notable architects of the day, and mid-century modern tract housing, all intended for the masses, become as coveted as a painting, or a sculpture? What do one Case Study House and some 11,000 Eichlers, all located in the San Francisco Bay Area, have in common? (VIRTUAL)

Join us for this webinar that explores "Survival Through Design", the 1954 book by pioneer Viennese-American architect, Richard J. Neutra, FAIA (1892-1970) and traces the interplay between Neutra’s design tactics, his readings in neuroscience and biology, and his speculations on the intermediate and ultimate consequences of his designs. (VIRTUAL)