The Annual “Art in Architecture Conference Partnering with Texas Society of Architects” is a two-day event that has: live music, Lavaca County Courthouse tours, book signings, art contest for adults, teens, and children – Best of Show wins $200, and distinguished guest speakers and authors.
Hallet Oak Gallery and TxA to Sponsor J…nference – Texas Society of Architects
J. Riely Gordon Art Contest Winners Announced – Texas Society of Architects
Contest Winners for 2018 which focused on Victorian Design:
Conference Gallery:
THIRD ANNUAL HALLET OAK GALLERY ART IN ARCHITECTURE CONFERENCE PARTNERING WITH TEXAS SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS: “Celebrating Victorian Design” June 8 – 9, 2018 P R O G R A M
Victorian Architecture by Ann McGlone, AIA, Preservation Specialist
Impact of Railroads presented by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse” 3:
Mike McGlone, AIA, seen talking to a future architect!
Citizen Architect by Mike McGlone, AIA, Principle, Alamo Architects
Impact of Railroads by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse” 3
Special Categories created by the Judges went to Dennis Pesek for Exuberant Impressionism, an oil painting of the Lavaca County Courthouse designed by Eugene Heiner.
Impact of Railroads presented by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse”
Mike McGlone, AIA, President of Texas Society of Architects visits with Doug Kubicek, Chairman of Lavaca County Historical Commission.
Impact of Railroads by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse”
Overall, Savanna Filip of Hallettsville took home three awards for her two color photography entries of the Fayette County Courthouse built by J. Riely Gordon. Savanna Filip’s awards include the $200 prize for the Best of Show and she won First and Second Place for the Teen Category.
Impact of Railroads presented by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse” 3:
In the Children’s Division, Kade Immekus, 9 years old, won First Place for his black and white photography of the J. Riely Gordon mansion, which is best known as the J.F. Miller House in Gonzales.
THIRD ANNUAL HALLET OAK GALLERY ART IN ARCHITECTURE CONFERENCE PARTNERING WITH TEXAS SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS: “Celebrating Victorian Design” June 8 – 9, 2018 P R O G R A M
Impact of Railroads by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse”
Citizen Architect by Mike McGlone, AIA, Principle, Alamo Architects
Adult winners are Dorothy Bujnoch of Hallettsville for First Place, for her Grafe Homestead oil painting.
Citizen Architect by Mike McGlone, AIA, Principle, Alamo Architects
Citizen Architect presented by Mike McGlone, AIA, Principle, Alamo Architects
Impact of Railroads by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse”
Mary Jo and daughter, Jessica volunteer at Hallet Oak Gallery!
Impact of Railroads by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse” 3
Citizen Architect by Mike McGlone, AIA, Principle, Alamo Architects
Jessica volunteering at architecture conference.
Citizen Architect by Mike McGlone, AIA, Principle, Alamo Architects
A Family Heritage Documentation award was given to Doris and Bob Zumwalt for their historic home in Hallettsville, Texas.
Mike McGlone, AIA highlighting the greatest architects!
Victorian Architecture by Ann McGlone, AIA, Preservation Specialist
Ann McGlone, AIA, Preservation Specialist discusses the Queen Victoria era!
Impact of Railroads by Doug Kubicek, Author “Grand, Complete, and Perfect: The Lavaca County Courthouse”
Alyssa Smith won Second Place for a color photograph of Prince of Peace, Sweet Home, Texas.
Previous event: Paulina Puljek Lord, Classical Guitarist received a standing ovation!
Citizen Architect by Mike McGlone, AIA, Principle, Alamo Architects
Mike McGlone, AIA, President of Texas Society of Architects visits with Doug Kubicek, Chairman of Lavaca County Historical Commission.
Victorian Architecture by Ann McGlone, AIA, Preservation Specialist
Second Place winner is Darrell Wachel for his black & white photography of the Schulenburg Cranz Home.