On the Trail of Legendary L.A. Architect-Paul R. Williams

Paul Revere Was Here!!-On The Trail of L.A.'s Legendary Architect

Los Angeles-born Paul Revere Williams was one of the country’s greatest architects. His career spanned almost 60 years, and his versatile buildings can be found across Los Angeles County. He was also a remarkable trailblazer. As a Black man in the field of architecture, he persevered in the face of racism to achieve remarkable success. 

To better understand the breadth of Williams’ work and accomplishments, the Los Angeles Conservancy and Southern California Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects are pleased to take you on a county-wide expedition celebrating the life, work, and legacy of L.A.'s legendary architect Paul Revere Williams.  Come join us on another walk through the history and architecture of Los Angeles.

ZOOM Info-Will be provided by email to confirmed registrants 2-3 days in advance of the program.  This will be a live webinar conducted by Alex Inishisnian of the LA Conservancy.

Registration: Open to all RA and EA members.  All registration closes on Saturday, November 6, 2021.  There is no cost to attend this virtual tour-it is brought to you gratis by the UCLA RA and is paid for by the dues to this organization. But you must register to attend.

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https://retirees.ucla.edu/sys/website/?pageId=7743

This Program is limited to 150 virtual participants. 

Questions: Please email Michael Heafey at heafeymj@gmail.com or Elizabeth Juncosa at elizabeth.juncosa @gmail.com