The Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences is set to host the final installment of this season’s Science Saturdays at 11 a.m. on May 11. Join architect Samuel Gordon for his talk – “When Science Hits Home”– as he shares the secrets of the net zero architectural designs he has been incorporating into local residences for years.
Gordon began visiting LBI as a toddler, and attended summer classes in art, drama and marine biology at the Foundation starting at age 6. After he received a degree in architecture from Temple University in 1986, he moved to the Island full-time to complete an apprenticeship.
“In 1989, after taking the architectural licensing exam, Gordon departed for a one-year solo ’round the world tour,”…
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