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Tweet The story of Louis Sullivan isn’t just important for architecture, it’s an important part of American history. He was many years ahead of his time, he continually broke new ground and he was, undoubtedly, an original. His most ardent dream was to establish a decidedly American architecture. At the time he came on the scene as an architect in Chicago in the late 1800’s, the zeitgeist was to emulate European architecture. This young nation didn’t have a voice of its own yet when it came to the art of buildings and it still deferred to Europe to tell it…

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Tweet There’s something special about sitting down over a meal and how it brings people together and forms a special bond between them.  This is what happens at the Places, Spaces and Faces Community Dinner (PSF) every month.  This event started about 6 months ago by some dedicated Phoenix residents who were craving community, Yuri Artibise, Kathleen Bartolomei, Jim McPherson, Marshall Shore and myself. The first one happened in February at the historic mid-century modern building of 407 W. Osborn in midtown Phoenix.  Every month since, it’s evolved and grown, attracting many of the same people back and at the…

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