In-Talks: Gregory Scott & Michael Bartmann Architecture, Art & the Meaning of Place

What is it about certain buildings that stays with us?

Join architect, historian, and author Gregory Scott and artist Michael Bartmann for an evening exploring the intersection of architecture, memory, history, and artistic inspiration.

🏛️ Gregory Scott is a Partner Emeritus of RLPS Architects and the author of Urban Legend: The Life & Legacy of C. Emlen Urban. With a deep commitment to architectural heritage, his research and writing illuminate Lancaster’s built environment, emphasizing the significance of its historical contexts.

🎨 Michael Bartmann is an accomplished artist exploring the emotional and atmospheric qualities of space. Inspired by sites like Lancaster’s Stehli Silk Mill, his work captures the essence of places in transition, bridging the gap between past and future through a distinct blend of representation and abstraction.

Together for the first time, Scott and Bartmann will engage in an unscripted conversation about the buildings that capture our imagination and the roles these spaces play in shaping our memories. This is not just a lecture; it will be an organic dialogue fueled by a shared curiosity about place, history, and the enduring impact of our built environment.

✨ A reception and audience Q&A will follow the discussion.

📍 Location: 146 N Prince St, Lancaster, PA 17603-3526, United States
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