INC NEWS - Durham History Museum charettes (Jan 31)

[John Schelp]

Representatives from Riggs Ward Design, the contracted
planning consultants for the Durham History Museum 
planning study will be in Durham on THURSDAY, JANUARY
31 and will be conducting a series of charettes
(information/idea gathering sessions) to gather input
from the community.

There will be three opportunities to participate in
this first stage of the process, at the start of a
five month research study.  

The charettes will be held at the shared offices of
Preservation Durham and the Parrish Street Project.
200 N. Mangum Street, corner of Mangum and Parrish
Streets, Durham.

Each charette will last approximately one hour.

Times:

8:30am

10:30am

1:30pm.

You are invited to attend and to encourage others to
participate.  The charettes are open to the public.

In order to anticipate attendance at each session,
please ask those who will be attending to RSVP to
peter.coyle at durhamnc.gov

and indicate which time they will attend.  (This is
not required but would be helpful.)

The History Museum Planning Project is a cooperative
project of the Cultural Master Plan Advisory Board,
Preservation Durham, and the Parrish Street Advisory
Group and is funded by the Cultural Master Plan, a
joint project of the City and County of Durham.

Peter Coyle
Cultural Master Plan Project Manager
City of Durham