Brown/Providence Architectural Tour for ICAA Emerging Professionals

Situated within a circle one mile in diameter, Providence Rhode Island and Brown University may have the country’s most unique collection of traditional and classical buildings. Come join architect J.B. Clancy of ART Architects on a guided walking tour of this magical city. The tour will explore Providence’s revitalized downtown and waterfront; Brown University’s historic campus; and the picturesque College Hill neighborhood. The tour will end with a viewing of Waterfire.

Tour highlights will include:

• Brown’s University Hall – Joseph Brown - 1770
• Manning Hall – Russell Warren – 1834
• Stephen Robert Campus Center – McKim, Mead and White – 1904
• Sayles Hall – Alpheus Morse – 1881
• John Carter Brown Library – Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge – 1904
• Robinson Hall – Walker and Gould – 1878
• John Hay Library - Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge – 1910
• Providence Athenaeum – William Strickland - 1838
• First Baptist Meeting House – Joseph Brown - 1775
• Fleur-de-Lys Studios - Stone, Carpenter and Willson - 1885
• Westminster Arcade (Providence Arcade) – John Bucklin with Russell Warren – 1828
• Providence River Walk - William D. Warner Architects and Planners – 1988-1994
• Rhode Island State House - McKim, Mead and White – 1891-1901

All participants should download the Brown University Campus Guide app, called Brown Facades. Available for free in the Apple App Store.

You might also bring a sketchbook. Also, wear comfortable walking shoes!

Please note: This event is open to ICAA Student/Emerging Professional members and ICAA New England Board Members. Learn about membership here.

J.B. Clancy

As an ART partner, J.B. practices the art and science of architecture throughout the Northeast, designing buildings in the New England tradition with a focus on place and sustainability. J.B. is a registered architect in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. J.B. is a Certified Passive House Consultant and designed Vermont’s first Certified Passive House.

The New Vitruvians

The New Vitruvians are the emerging professionals of the New England chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art. Check out our Instagram page and past events here!

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This event is hosted by an ICAA Chapter. Please check the Chapter website or contact the Chapter directly for the most up-to-date details including dates, times, and pricing.