Schedule

Friday, November 20

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Session I
Architecture School (adjacent to Art Museum), Campbell Hall, Room 153

8:15-9	Coffee/Tea
	outside Room 153
9	Introduction
	Moderator, Richard Guy Wilson, Commonwealth Professor of Architectural History, University of Virginia
9:15-9:50	Palladio in a Cold Climate
	Bruce Boucher, Director, University Art Museum, University of Virginia
9:50-10:25	Palladio's drawings in eighteenth-century English collections
	Cinzia Sicca Bursill-Hall, Professor and Director of Art History Program, Department of Art History, Università di Pisa
10:30-11	Break Coffee/Tea
11-11:35	Chiswick House (the model): is it Palladian at all?
	Richard Hewlings, English Heritage
11:35-12:10	Palladio and the American Architectural Image
	Calder Loth, Architectural Historian, Virginia Department of Historic Resources
12:10-1:30	Lunch break
	Attendees are on their own. Download restaurant list (pdf) > A café is also located in Campbell Hall.

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Session 2
Architecture School, Campbell Hall, Room 153

Moderator, Brian Hogg, Senior Preservation Planner, Office of the University Architect, University of Virginia

1:30-2:10	Lessons from Palladio at Monticello
	William L. Beiswanger, Robert H. Smith Director of Restoration, Monticello
2:10-2:45	Furnishing Monticello: Function and Fashion
	Susan R. Stein, Richard Gilder Senior Curator and Vice President for Museum Programs, Monticello
2:45-3:15	Break
3:15-3:50	What Jefferson Saw on the Vaunted Scene
	Elizabeth V. Chew, Curator, Monticello
3:50-4:30	Doctor Kimball's Time Machine: A Look at Sidney Fiske Kimball,
	the Man Who Rediscovered Jefferson-as-Architect
	Hugh Howard, author of Houses of the Founding Fathers, Dr. Kimball and Mr. Jefferson
4:30-4:45	Break
4:45	Movie Screening of Rotunda
	A film and musical composition by Judith Shatin, William R. Kenan Jr. Professor and Director of Virginia Center for Computer Music McIntire Department of Music, University of Virginia Professor Shatin will make brief remarks.
5:15	Reception at Museum and exhibit tour

 

Saturday, November 21

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Session 3
Auditorium of the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, and Mary and David Harrison Institute for American History, Literature, and Culture

8:30-9	Coffee/tea
9-9:10	Introduction
	Moderator, Maurie D. McInnis, Associate Professor and Director of American Studies, University of Virginia
9:10-9:45	Temples of Justice: Thomas Jefferson and the Palladian Courthouse
	in Virginia
	Craig Reynolds, Elizabethtown Community College
9:45-10:20	An Uncultivated Legacy: Jefferson's Botanical Garden at
	the University of Virginia
	Lily Fox-Bruguiere, M.A. Candidate, Architectural History, University of Virginia
10:20-10:50	Break
10:50-11:20	Workmen at the University
	Bryan Clark Green, Director of Historic Preservation, Commonwealth Architects, Richmond
11:20-12	At the Wellspring: Fiske Kimball at the University of Virginia
	Joseph Dye Lahendro, AIA, Historic Preservation Architect, Facilities Management, University of Virginia
12 -1	Lunch Break

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Session 4
Auditorium of the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, and Mary and David Harrison Institute for American History, Literature, and Culture

Moderator, Louis Nelson, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Architectural History, University of Virginia

1-1:35	Brooks, Pratt, and the Romantic Picturesque at the University
	R.R.S. Stewart, M.A., Architectural History and Urban and Environmental Planning, University of Virginia
1:35-2:10	Working in Jefferson's shadow: the University's Architectural
	Commission
	Garth Anderson, M.A. Candidate, Architectural History, University of Virginia; UVA Facilities Management
2:10-2:30	Break
2:30-3:05	The World Heritage List Goes Colonial Revival:
	The University of Virginia Gardens
	Lydia Brandt, Ph.D Candidate, Art and Architectural History, University of Virginia
3:05-3:35	The University Discovers its Women Mary Munford Hall at
	the University of Virginia
	Emilie Johnson, Ph.D Candidate, Art and Architectural History, University of Virginia
3:35-4	Louis Kahn at the University
	Brian Cofrancesco, B.A. Candidate, Architectural History, University of Virginia
	Exhibit tour: Main Gallery of the Harrison Institute/Small Special
	Collections Library