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CATEGORIES:,Lectures/ Workshops,History & Heritage,
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DESCRIPTION:Since the founding of our republic, federal architecture has s
 ought not only  to house governmental functions but to reflect the democra
 tic values of the  nature and the aspirations of its citizens. In 1994, t
 he General Services  Administration sought to reinvigorate such noble ambi
 tions and created the  Design Excellence Program to produce America’s futu
 re landmarks by the  country’s finest architects, designers and artists. 
 Former program director  Thomas G. Grooms will discuss the origins, evolu
 tion, challenges and results  of this award-winning initiative.
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LOCATION:Evergreen Museum & Library, Johns Hopkins University, 4545 N. Ch
 arles Street, Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:THOMAS B. GROOMS – “Federal Architecture and Democracy”
URL:http://museums.jhu.edu/calendar.php?id=98
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