Assembly, Grow, and WPA in the News
Assembly, WPA, and Grow are making headlines.
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Summer Internship Opportunity
WPA Summer Internship — Scholarship Program for Diversity Advancement
AIA Hampton Roads Blog Post – Talking Pay Transparency with Mel Price
Check out the latest blog post by our very own Mel Price on pay transparency on the AIA Hampton Roads Blog.
WPA in Inform Magazine — Adapting During the Pandemic
Read about WPA and how the company has adapted during this pandemic in this article by Inform Magazine.
Assembly on Track for Spring Opening
Construction on Assembly is moving along and continues to gather tenants as opening day grows closer.
The Next Wave Campaign with The Elizabeth River Project
The Elizabeth River Project is taking up position on the frontlines of the international quest to combat impacts of sea level rise on urban waterfront communities. WPA is proud to be designing the first facility on the East Coast intentionally to be constructed as a resilience model in the urban flood plain.
OpenNorfolk — A Toolkit to Help Restaurants and Small Retail Businesses During COVID-19
Work Program Architects is leading an effort to OpenNorfolk, as cities and towns around the world try to imagine living with COVID-19.
Inform Magazine: Designer Q+A with Thom White, AIA
AIA Virginia’s Inform Magazine is back in action and WPA’s Thom White was interviewed for this issue’s Designer Q&A.
SCULPTING WATER | LAUREL LUKASZEWSKI
SCULPTING WATER | LAUREL LUKASZEWSKI Opening: Friday, June 21 Showing: June 21-Sept 6, 2019
popblossom is pleased to present SCULPTING WATER, featuring the recent works of sculptor Laurel Lukaszewski, Opening Friday, June 21 and Showing June 21-Sept 6, 2019
Washington, DC based artist, Laurel Lukaszewski, has a lifelong fascination with water, enamored by the movement, patterns and rhythms as well as the life that inhabits it. In her new exhibition, SCULPTING WATER, it becomes readily apparent that the natural world and more specifically, water, plays a significant role in Lukaszewski’s creative endeavors. Her most recent works of ceramic sculptures and site specific installations are stunning interpretations of the visual rhythms and the incessant flux of water. According to Lukaszewski, her work aims to capture a snapshot where this constant movement is stilled if only for a moment in time. Her installation based works reflect this continual change, existing for the duration of the exhibition, and then changing if and when configured again.
Transformation
Thank you to all of the artists and guest for a fantastic opening of TRANSFORMATION.
The exhibition will be on display until May 24th at the WPA Gallery. The gallery is located in the historic Monticello Arcade at 208 E Plume Street, Norfolk, VA.
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