STEM Café—Is That a Queen Anne? Exploring the Architectural Styles of American Homes
Wednesday, March 19
Join us at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 19, at the Ellcourt House on the Ellwood House Campus in DeKalb, Illinois, for the next STEM Café—Is That a Queen Anne? Exploring the Architectural Styles of American Homes.
Architecture is the intersection of art and science. This can be seen in the homes we live in and adore. Learn more at this special STEM Café dedicated to American architecture at the historic Ellcourt House – a 1900 Tudor revival style mansion on the grounds of DeKalb’s Ellwood House.
Join us to learn how to distinguish venerable styles like the bungalow, Second Empire, Greek Revival, Mid-Century Modern and more. We’ll also explore the building innovations and technologies that influenced these styles and their unique qualities.
If you’re a home enthusiast interested in architecture, interior design, design history or building construction, this STEM Café is for you.
This is a ticketed event, limited to 50 attendees, with catering provided by Fatty’s. Tickets are $30 per person.
Speaker:
Andrew Wanek, ALA, Licensed Architect, Volunteer Docent, and Board Member of Frank Lloyd Wright's Laurent House in Rockford
Northern Illinois University STEM Cafés are part of NIU STEAM and are designed to increase public awareness of the critical role that STEM fields play in our everyday lives. They are offered in partnership with the NIU Alumni Association and made possible with support from Bayer Fund.
Event Information
Cost: $30 per person
Where:
Ellcourt House on the Ellwood House Campus
420 Linden Place
DeKalb, IL 60115
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