In this episode of By Invitation, host Caroline Slaten explores New York City's past and present with AD Hall of Famer, architect, author, and historian Peter Pennoyer. To know Peter is to know an endless source of fascinating stories, observations, and insights. Join us for a wide-ranging conversation that spans America's great architects, the surprising connections between architecture and everyday life, Peter's passion for collecting curious objects, and a fresh way of seeing New York the next time you walk its streets. Along with being the founding principal of Peter Pennoyer Architects, Peter has co-authored numerous books, taught classes, mentored countless students and young professionals, and served as the past chairman and a board member of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art. He is a recipient of an Arthur Ross Award for architecture as well as The Richard H. Driehaus Prize. Whether you're an architect, an enthusiast, or simply someone who loves New York, this lively conversation offers a masterclass in curiosity, observation, and the enduring power of great architecture. By Invitation is presented by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, an educational nonprofit dedicated to advancing the practice, understanding, and appreciation of classical and traditional architecture, art, and design. With 15 chapters across the United States, the ICAA offers programs for students, professionals, and enthusiasts around the world, including continuing education courses, public programs and lectures, travel programs, documentary films, and more. To learn more or support the ICAA, please visit classicist.org.
