About this Event
ALAN HESS - Lunch + Presentation on Claremont Modern
SAT OCT 11th 1:00 - 3:00
Claremont Heritage is pleased to present a special Saturday Lunch and Talk featuring Alan Hess, renowned architect, author, lecturer, architecture critic, and advocate for twentieth-century architectural preservation. Hess will discuss the significance of modern architecture in Claremont and its lasting impact on the city’s development.
The author of over twenty books on modern architecture, Alan Hess most recently published The Palm Springs School: Desert Modernism, exploring the innovative mid-century architectural movement in Southern California. During this presentation, attendees will gain insight into the design philosophies, cultural context, and preservation efforts that have shaped Claremont’s unique architectural landscape.
After the talk, Alan Hess will be available to sign his books – bring a copy with you or various titles will be available for sale at the event.
Reserve your Space Now! General Admission $65 | Heritage or DOCOMOMO Member $55
Location: Claremont Graduate University – Drucker Institute, 1021 N. Dartmouth Avenue, Claremont, CA 91711. [Maps Link]
Parking Information:
- Visitor parking is available in the lot at the northwest corner of Dartmouth and 11th Avenue and in the lot at the northeast corner of College Avenue and 8th Street. During larger events, no permit is required.
- Street parking on CGU’s campus does not require a permit.
Join us for this engaging event to learn from one of the foremost authorities on modern architecture and discover how Claremont’s mid-century buildings continue to influence the city’s character and cultural heritage.
Please Note: This is a ticketless event - your name will be on a list at the door.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Drucker Institute, 1021 North Dartmouth Avenue, Claremont, United States
USD 71.21
