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Richard Reep - Artist, Writer, Architect, Educator, and Audubon Park Resident
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Meet Richard--the architect behind Legoland Hotel; the artist who created a series of paintings inspired by the colors, textures, and architecture of Audubon Park; and a genuinely kind and helping soul. We discuss the neighborhood's controversial origin story, how mid-century modern architecture seeks to create a sense of hope, and what potential sustainability practices we might be seeing in the future.
Chapters
1. Richard Reep - Artist, Writer, Architect, Educator, and Audubon Park Resident (00:00:00)
2. Audubon Park's Mid-Century Modern Architecture (00:12:00)
3. Audubon Park's Cultural Identity (00:27:12)
4. Audubon Park History and Architecture (00:35:41)
5. Creative Opportunities in Audubon Park (00:51:11)
6. Preserving Local Business and Community Identity (00:57:25)
7. Sustainability, Design, and Economics (01:11:00)
8. Non-Dialectic Change and Mutual Earning (01:20:38)
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