Live 'Life Architecturally'
AMOA-Arthouse's rooftop film series continues tonight
By Monica Riese, 12:40PM, Wed. May 22, 2013
Architecture is all about the marriage of form and finish, but for one pair of avant-garde Australian duo, there's another marriage in the mix: their own.
Architect Robert McBride and his wife, interior designer Debbie Ryan, have made a name for themselves with their groundbreaking designs for schools, office buildings, and homes. And you can learn all about their story in the third installment of AMOA-Arthouse's Rooftop Architecture Film Series, which screens tonight at 8pm.
The series kicked off in March with Making the Modern and continued with a parkour documentary in April, so by now we're right at home among eye-catching designs and modern buildings.
Make yourself at home at the Jones Center tonight, and become a part of this living, breathing issue of Dwell with McBride and Ryan.
Life Architecturally (trailer) from Britt Arthur on Vimeo.
Life Archictecturally screens tonight as part of the Rooftop Architecture film series at AMOA-Arthouse's Jones Center (700 Congress), 8pm. Admission is free for members. Tickets for nonmembers ($10) are available at the door, and attendees can bring picnics or purchase snacks from Royal Blue Grocery on the roof (cash only).
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