Wilson Fuqua is Star Panelist on Institute of Classical Architecture and Art Panel

Architect Wilson Fuqua was a panelist at the event "Beyond the Gate" held by The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art at 4915 Abbott Avenue in Highland Park, Texas.
Wilson Fuqua is one of the stars on a panel I was asked to moderate by Mary Peyton Burgher, the coordinator of the Texas Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA), at the event “Beyond the Gate” held at the historic Highland Park home at 4915 Abbott Avenue.

Joining architect Wilson Fuqua on the panel were his son, Porter Fuqua, AIA; Anthony Catalfano of Anthony Catalfano Interiors, Interior Designer; Ryan Johnson of M.M. Moore Fine Gardens and Masonry, Landscape Designer; and Marcus Taylor of English Heritage Homes, Custom Builder.

The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art has made a major impact on the understanding of building homes, renovating homes, and preserving homes with its series of panels featuring architects, contractors, interior designers, and landscape designers. Those attending included other professionals in the construction and design fields and those who were interested in preservation, architecture and design. I am grateful to Mary Peyton Burgher, the Texas Coordinator of ICAA, for inviting me to moderate the panel. Out of all those in attendance, I might have learned the most.

Texas Chapter of Institute of Classical Architecture and Art event "Beyond the Gate" in Highland Park, Dallas, Texas.
Centered in the suit and tie you will see panelist Marcus Taylor of English Heritage Homes in conversation at the reception before the panel discussion.
Institute of Classical Architecture and Art event "Beyond the Gate" held at 4915 Abbott Avenue in Highland Park, Dallas, Texas.
On the far left is interior designer and panelist Anthony Catalfano speaking to audience member Dallas interior designer Margaret Chambers. On the far right is architect and panelist Porter Fuqua as panel discussion was about to begin in a few minutes.
Douglas Newby moderated the panel at "Beyond the Gate" event held by The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art at 4915 Abbott Avenue, Highland Park, Texas.
The Beyond the Gate panel discussion on the renovation of 4915 Abbott Avenue was about to begin.