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Len Kutyla is a long-time member of the Cigar Society. With his business partner, Bill James, his architectural work includes theaters, TV studios and galleries, office interiors, retail spaces, as well as hotels, ecclesiastical facilities, multi-unit residential buildings, restaurants, and single-family residences. James and Kutyla have won awards for their work at Avec, Blackbird, and the Steppenwolf Theater. Their work on the "green" Whitehead Elniski residence in Chicago was featured in the New York Times article, In Chicago, Tinted Green.
Cocktails at
5:30,
presentation
6:00-6:30
followed by
discussion and
more
cocktails. $40 helps to defray the costs of
drinks, cigars, and
sandwiches.
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"Building
Green"
Ideal, Illusion,
or Oxymoron?
Len Kutyla
James and Kutyla
Architecture
Tuesday,
December 11
5:30-8:30pm
The
Lounge at Iwan
Ries
19 South
Wabash
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About
the Cigar Society of Chicago
ONE OF
THE OLDEST AND greatest
traditions of the city clubs of
Chicago is the discussion of
intellectual, social, legal,
artistic, historical,
scientific, musical, theatrical,
and philosophical issues in the
company of educated, bright, and
appropriately provocative
individuals, all under the
beneficent influence of
substantial amounts of tobacco
and spirits. The
Cigar Society of Chicago
embraces this tradition and
extends it with its Informal
Smokers, University
Series lectures, and Cigar
Society Dinners, in which
cigars, and from time to time
pipes and cigarettes, appear as
an important component of our
version of the classical symposium.
To be included in the Cigar
Society's mailing list, write to
the Secretary at
CigarSociety@logicophilosophicus.org.
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