Original Post, 3/26/08: The third installment of Wine Dine Design was held last night. New Haven Independent coverage: "The concentration of architectural firms in New Haven is extraordinary, with almost 200 firms and solo practitioners registered in the city alone. "
Update 4/28/08: The fourth installment of Wine Dine Design will be held this Tuesday at Downtown New Haven architecture firm Svigals + Partners. [Update: New Haven Independent post-even coverage appears here.] The series of Downtown New Haven events was covered in an article in this weekend's New York Times, in which architects from Downtown firm Studio ABK discussed their ideas for the Ninth Square and Shartenberg site.
NY Times: "Ninth Square has become New Haven’s hot fixer-upper district, partly because dozens of architectural firms have offices here and partly because of a number of recent high-profile development projects like the site of the former Coliseum, Gateway Community College and a new home for the Long Wharf Theater. It also doesn’t hurt that New Haven has one of the highest concentrations of architects in the Northeast."
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