Please join GDPC on Thursday March, 9, 2017, from 7:30 am until 9:00 am, to hear Brent Brown share the vision and the mission of the Trinity River Park Project. 

Venue: Park City Club

Cost: $35 member / $45 non-member / $15 student

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About our speaker, Brent A. Brown, AIA

• Founding director of the Dallas City Design Studio
• Founder of building community WORKSHOP
• Trinity Trust Interim President

Brent A. Brown, AIA, is a Dallas architect working daily to balance social, economic, and environmental issues by deploying design to enhance livability for all Dallas' residents. Through his efforts, Dallas is re-visioning how it lives, works and plays.

Brent is a strong advocate for Public Design, earning his Bachelor of Environmental Design and Master of Architecture from Texas A&M University. Since 2010, he has been a guest lecturer of the Public Interest Design Institute at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design and served as an advisor to the 2011 AIA Latrobe Prize focusing on Public Interest Practice.

In his current role as the Interim President of the Trinity Trust, Brent is helping to reclaim the river, and create landscape connections from the city to the park. The Trinity River Park concept spans more than 285 acres in the heart of the city, encompassing the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, Margaret McDermott Bridge and the Ronald Kirk Pedestrian Bridge (Continental Avenue Bridge). The area connects both sides of the Trinity River from downtown Dallas to Southern Dallas/West Dallas/Oak Cliff.