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Contents About the ICAA 1 Membership and Communication 2 Printed Publications & Website 3 Colle c t ions The Historic Plaster Cast Collection 4 The Dick Reid Teaching Collection 5 The Resource Library 6 Publ i c Programs and Spec ia l Events Public Programs (New York) 7 Annual McKim Lecture 8 Arthur Ross Awards 2016 9 Stanford White Awards 2015 10 The President’s Council 11 Educat ion Programs Summer Studio 12 Winterim & Workshops 13 New Heights 14 Sponsorship Grid 15 Sponsorship Form 16

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About the ICAA

The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) is the leading nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the practice and appreciation of the classical tradition in architecture, urban planning, and the allied arts. The Institute’s headquarters in New York and 15 regional chapters together offer a diverse array of courses, publications, lectures, awards, and travel programs.

The ICAA is committed to making our cities more beautiful by incorporating classical elements into new buildings and works to ensure that classical design, art, and architecture remain vibrant and thriving fields. This is not easily achieved, and is done by no other organization, so the ICAA has a wide spectrum of programs that include:

• Academic programs – intensives that the ICAA offers in New York and takes on the road to introduce college architecture students to the tenets of classicism and how to apply classical principles to contemporary projects. Student participation is heavily subsidized through scholarships.

• Continuing education programs – evening and weekend courses for architects, designers, and practitioners to maintain their licenses and learn new techniques and perspectives to apply to their professional practices.

• Public lectures – fascinating talks and panels with world leaders from the fields of art, architecture, and design, open to the general public.

• Publications – an annual scholarly journal, The Classicist. • Travel programs – amazing trips for our members to explore inspiring and exclusive

places and spaces around the world. • National Chapters – The ICAA has 15 chapters across the country, each of which

offers programs and courses that reflect the individual needs and interests of their constituencies.

• Awards – the ICAA headquarters and its 15 chapters nationwide hold awards programs to honor and bring attention to the best in classical contemporary design and artistry.

• Middle School courses – the New Heights program introduces middle school students to architecture and design in a fun and engaging way, with walking tours, social media projects, and design competitions.

• Democratization of classicism – the ICAA partners with organizations such as Habitat for Humanity to ensure that beautiful design is available for all.

• Workshops – two to three day classes bringing classical architecture to partnering universities across the country

Thank you for considering sponsorship of the ICAA. With your support, we can further our mission to advance the classical tradition in architecture, urbanism, and their allied arts. Educating the next generation is key to preserving the techniques, traditions, and practices that, for centuries, have served as the foundation for the world’s most beautiful and inspiring spaces and works of art.

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Membership and Communication

The ICAA is a membership organization with 15 active chapters. To date, we have over 1,500 professional member firms and corporations and over 1,000 general members composed of individual practitioners, enthusiasts, and emerging professionals. Our programs serve over 15,000 annually.

The ICAA’s professional memberships include many of the top 100 classical architects in practice today, and includes many notable figures in interior design, and landscape design as well as fine artists, artisans, manufacturers, and construction professionals.

To efficiently communicate with our members, the ICAA issues a monthly newsletter detailing upcoming events, highlights of past programs, and a featured blog from our President, Peter Lyden. Additional publications and communication tools are:

• E-Communication – more than 18,000 subscribers receive regular e-mail announcements • Website – with enhanced links for online registration for events and membership, a blog, and

an active calendar that drives an increasing number of hits, classicist.org receives 110,000 unique visitors per year

• The Classicist Journal – features current practice and theory by today’s foremost adherents of the classical tradition. 3,500 copies published annually

• The Arthur Ross Awards – we mail over 4,000 invites and attract 400 top professionals to this gala dinner celebrating excellence in the classical tradition

• Job Board – provides current postings for work available in the allied building arts fields • Publishing – more than 28 book titles in the Classical America Series in Art & Architecture • Press – frequently featured in trade magazines, national press, and online

The Classicist is released annually each

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Sponsor Printed Publications & Website

Websi t e Sponsorship

The Institute is in the process of building and launching a completely new and updated website. The new site will include a new design and layout, greater organization of detailed information, an improved navigation system that can quickly and easily find information, along with improved technical updates that will enhance online registration for classes, membership, and events. All of these upgrades will support the rapidly increasing traffic, making the site an important destination for our members and the community it serves.

Benefits include:

Primary Sponsor at $50,000: A sponsorship listing including your company’s logo with a hyperlink to your Web site on the ICAA homepage for three years. Co-Sponsor at $10,000: A sponsorship listing with your company’s name and a hyperlink to your Web site on the ICAA website for one year. Supporter $2,500: A sponsorship listing including your company’s name on the ICAA website for one year.

The Class i c i s t The Institute’s award-winning annual journal is the sole journal in North America dedicated to celebrating contemporary classicism in architecture and the related arts and building crafts. Copies are distributed to ICAA members and alumni, professionals, design libraries, schools of higher education, and architectural bookstores nationwide and beyond. 3,500 are distributed annually with an estimated readership of 10,000. Forty individual full ad pages are available. The ICAA is opening a new sponsorship opportunity at the $25,000 level for the Classicist. There is only one sponsorship available at this level. Benefits allow for a special dedication page to be inserted at the front of the publication. An additional 30 pages are reserved for sponsor artwork. !!!!!!!

Sponsor Our Collections

From left: Selections from the Plaster Cast Collection, Selections from the Henry Hope Reed Collection in the ICAA Library, Two pieces from the Dick Reid Teaching Collection.

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The Historic Plaster Cast Collection !

Formed over a 12 year period, from 1883-1895, the plaster cast collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was one of the most comprehensive in its day. Casts were considered an integral component in achieving the museum’s educational objectives. They offered a wider audience unprecedented access to some of the most important and influential works of art and architecture.

A significant portion of this seminal 19th-century collection from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is now a vital permanent resource of the ICAA. The approximately 100 casts that today constitute this publicly-displayed holding are used as a tool of pedagogy and direct inspiration for students of architecture, cast drawing, painting, sculpture, drawing and their allied building arts. They serve concurrently as a compelling and accessible record of the classical tradition throughout its record from its Greco-Roman origins to the present day.

This collection is conceived as an ongoing endeavor. The Institute procures additional casts from other deaccessioned museum collections as well as from private donors as opportunity allows.

Viewing Gallery The ICAA is finalizing a formal viewing gallery on the 6th floor of 20 West 44th Street, New York, NY. The gallery will house a rotating selection of permanent casts from the collection. It will be open to members of the ICAA and the general public as an invaluable teaching space for Continuing Education Courses, visiting school groups, and the general public. Additional funding is needed to ensure the ongoing maintenance and essential conservation efforts to preserve this collection in perpetuity.

Benef i t s : Primary Annual Sponsor at $50,000: Plaque displayed in the gallery acknowledging you or your company name, invitation to join The President’s Council and private use of the gallery once a year (for up to three years). Your name listed on all print and electronic materials pertaining to the Plaster Cast Gallery. Seasonal Lead Sponsor at $30,000: All benefits of Co-Sponsor Level plus your name on all electronic and print materials for the season and private use of the gallery space for one event. Seasonal Co-Sponsor at $15,000: Includes all benefits of the Donor Level as well as invitation for you and two guests to all lectures, courses, and events held in the gallery during the season. Donor at $5,000: Your name listed as a sponsor on the Plaster Cast homepage for one year. Supporter at $1,000: Your name listed in the ‘Special Thanks’ section of webpage

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The Dick Reid Teaching Collection

Dick Reid is one of the world's leading architectural artisans. He operated a shop and studio in York, England for almost half a century. In that time he restored numerous Medieval, Renaissance and Enlightenment era buildings including Somerset House in London and Windsor Castle. In 2005, he retired and closed the shop, and generously offered remaining items in the shop to ICAA to utilize the collection for teaching and to identify the objects as 'The Dick Reid Collection'.

The collection consists of fifty to seventy-five pieces, most in carved wood, some in plaster. Many are process pieces that illustrate steps in ornamental fabrication. Many are comparative groupings, of stair balusters, for example. Many are from buildings of historical note. Some are old, like the 900 plus year old carved wood angel's wing, and its contemporary counterpart made by the DR studio. Five or six of the pieces are somewhat larger.

Most pieces are in the 12" to 18" range of length and width; and less than 6" in depth. A few are larger. Most would weigh in the 5 to 10 pound range. The collection is currently located in Dick's former studio and shop in York, England.

Dick Reid is one of world’s leading architectural artisans who operated a shop and studio in York, England for almost half a century. During that time, he restored numerous Medieval, Renaissance and Enlightenment era buildings, including Somerset House in London and Windsor Castle. In 2005, Mr. Reid retired and donated the remaining items in his shop to the ICAA for the purpose of using them as visual teaching aids. The collection numbers at approximately 75 pieces, most in carved wood and plaster, and many of them are from buildings of historical note. (In process.)

Bene f i t s : Seasonal Co-Sponsor at $15,000: Includes all benefits of the Donor Level as well as invitation for you and two guests to all lectures, courses, and events held in the gallery during the season. Donor at $10,000: Your name listed as a sponsor on the Dick Reid Collection homepage for one year. Supporter at $5,000: Your name listed in the ‘Special Thanks’ section of webpage

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The Resource Library*

Located in the Henry Hope Reed Classroom of the ICAA offices in New York City, the research library opened in 2013. The library is open by appointment for members and students to complete independent research. We invite you to browse the current library holdings in our online catalogue through our website, classicist.org. Gifts allow for the purchase and maintenance of computers, copier machines, and staffing to manage incoming book donations and catalogue maintenance. Highlights of the collection include publications on:

• Greek and Roman architecture, as well as Renaissance, Colonial, Sacred, Beaux-Arts, Postmodern, and contemporary traditional architecture

• Architectural history and treatises • European drawings and paintings • Government buildings and New York City history

Taylor Harbison Collection Taylor Harbison (1957- 2006) was an American artist who drew his inspiration from the Masters of the Italian Rinascimento and Barocco. In 2006, the Taylor Harbison estate bequeathed Mr. Harbison’s personal collection of books, monographs, and exhibition catalogs to the ICAA. The collection is an essential resource for students, professionals, and academics, and serves as a powerful record of the artist’s development. Henry Hope Reed Collection Henry Hope Reed, Jr. (September 25, 1915 – May 1, 2013) was an American architecture critic, founding member of Classical America, and guiding force behind the renaissance of classical architecture in the United States. The ICAA houses approximately 350 books and exhibition catalogs from Mr. Reed’s personal collection, many of which were gifted and signed by the authors. Benef i t s : Primary Sponsor at $35,000: Plaque permanently displayed in the library acknowledging you or your company name as sponsor, invitation to join The President’s Council. Your name listed on all print and electronic materials pertaining to the Library and optional use of the library space for one event. Seasonal Lead Sponsor at $25,000: Blog feature posted to the ICAA website and distributed to over 12,000 constituents featuring you or your company. Invitation to all ICAA events held in the library and acknowledgment on Library homepage. Seasonal Co-Sponsor at $10,000: All benefits of Donor level plus special acknowledgement Donor at $5,000: Website listing as well as special acknowledgement in newsletter Supporter at $2,500: You or your company name listed on the Library homepage as a donor for one year. *Contact Kathleen Maloney at kmaloney@classicist.org or 212.730.9646 x106 to discuss naming opportunities

Sponsor Public Programs and

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Public Programs (New York)

The ICAA provides a series of diverse program offerings including walking tours, lectures, book signings, and social events for members throughout the year. In 2015 we have reached over 2,200 attendees and anticipate an additional 500 will attend the Fall Programming season. In an effort to increase the diversity of program offerings for our ever-growing membership base, we have strengthened partnerships with the Museum of the City of New York (MCNY), the Royal Oak Foundation, Center for Architecture, and other institutions. We typically offer 8-12 public programs per season.

Past programs include:

• Collaboration: Gardens are a Rich Tapestry of Collective Creativity with Arne Maynard • Hidden Order and Disorder: A Discussion of Opposites and Contrasts with Roman and

Williams, Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer • Julia Morgan: The Woman behind Hearst Castle, Victoria Kastner • Pencil & Brush: Architectural Watercolors, Andrew Zega and Bernd Dams • Panel Discussion: Designs for Living: Houses by Robert A.M. Stern; Roger Seifter, Randy

Correll, Grant Marani, Gary Brewer, moderated by Suzanne Stephens • Ranches, Villas, and Houses: Lecture & Book Signing with Architect, Michael Imber • Grand Central at 100: A Conversation with Architectural Historian Francis Morrone • Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, Guided Tour • The Landscape Designs of Doyle Herman Design Associates with Kathryn Herman and

James Doyle • New York Transformed: The Architecture of Cross & Cross with Peter Pennoyer and Anne

Walker • MCNY Saving Place Symposium (5 co-sponsored lectures) • George Stacey and the Creation of American Chic, Maureen Footer • Collaborations Between Architects and Mural Painters with Jeffrey Mims • Midtown Landscapes, A Walking Tour with Francis Morrone • Discover Classical New York: Harkness House Tour

Benefits: Primary Annual Sponsor at $40,000: Benefits of Seasonal Lead Sponsor as well as use of Plaster Cast Gallery space for one private event and a full page ad in the ICAA’s scholarly journal, The Classicist Seasonal Lead Sponsor at $25,000: Your firm will be listed on all related material with a hyperlink to your firms website, 10 reserved tickets to each program for you and your guests, special mention at the introduction of the event, and acknowledgement online, in e-correspondence to over 7,000 subscribers, and other selected print materials. Limited to one sponsor per season. Seasonal Co-Sponsor at $10,000: Company name on public programs homepage, verbal recognition at all public programs. *Contact Kathleen Maloney at kmaloney@classicist.org or 212.730.9646 x106 to discuss naming opportunities

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Annual McKim Lecture

The Annual McKim lecture features a prominent design professional or academic to discuss an architectural topic relevant to the ICAA’s classical mission. Past speakers include Robert A.M. Stern, Peter Pennoyer, Francis Morrone, Allan Greenberg, Michael Graves, and Barry Bergdoll (see classicist.org for full listing). Held at the University Club each year, the McKim Lecture is a collaboration between the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA) and the One West 54th Street Foundation. The One West 54th Street Foundation is a not-for-profit organization established to preserve the architectural integrity and design of the University Club, a New York Historic Landmark building. The Foundation also provides scholarship to students, including those at the ICAA enrolled in its full array of programmatic offerings. The ICAA is proud to announce the 2016 McKim speaker will be Philippe de Montebello. De Montebello was the longest serving director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (1977-2008) Under de Montebello’s leadership, the Metropolitan Museum’s collection vastly increased in size and significance. As a champion of education and public access, he has conserved and restored vital elements of the collection including the Greek and Roman galleries, and reinstalling the 19th century European paintings and sculpture collection in Beaux-Arts style galleries. He has received numerous awards including: the National Humanities Medal, the National Medal of Arts, and the Mayors Arts Award. Benefits Primary Sponsor at $5,000: Company name listed on all outgoing correspondence including a link to your website in electronic announcements. Acknowledgement from the podium and via sponsor slide at the start of the lecture, invitation to join or renew membership in the President’s Council, 2 Complimentary tickets to the McKim lecture and dinner following. Supporter at $2,500: Company name listed on website page and acknowledgement from the podium at the start of the lecture, 2 Complimentary tickets to the McKim lecture.

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Sponsor the Arthur Ross Awards 2016

The Arthur Ross Awards celebrate and perpetuate excellence in the classical tradition. Established in 1982, the Awards honor the achievements and contributions of architects, painters, sculptors, artisans, landscape designers, educators, publishers, patrons, and others dedicated to preserving and advancing the classical tradition across the globe. Awardees are chosen each year by a jury made up of members of the ICAA Board of Directors, Advisory Council, Fellows, and distinguished members of related professions. Past honorees include:

Allan Greenberg, Architecture Alexander Creswell, Fine Arts Thomas Everett, New York Botanical Garden, Landscape Design Quinlan Terry, Architecture Salve Regina University, Patronage Robert Adam, Architecture Dick Reid, Artisanship Scott Merrill and George Pastor, Architecture Deborah Nevins & Associates, Landscape Design John Canning, Artisanship Ralph Lauren, Patronage Andrew Zega & Bernd H. Dams, Fine Arts Thomas Jayne, Interior Design Colin G. Campbell and John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Patronage For a full list of past honorees please visit classicist.org

Arthur Ross Awards Evening Sponsor at $35,000

Interested parties are invited to be sponsors of the gala dinner to be held in May, 2015, at the University Club in New York City. This sponsorship includes a VIP Sponsor level table for 10, your firm’s listing in printed and online materials, acknowledgement in the program as an Evening Sponsor, press coverage and special mention at the beginning of the gala dinner, along with your name and logo prominently displayed on plasma screens in the room. Limited to four sponsors per season.

Arthur Ross Awards Leader at $25,000

Leaders receive special recognition on screen and at the podium at the gala dinner, listing in a leader’s section of the invitation, program, and on our awards webpage, as well as a VIP table for 10 at the Awards. Limited to four sponsors per season.

Arthur Ross Awards Underwri t er at $5,000

This sponsorship includes your firm’s listing in a special underwriter’s section of the invitation, program, and on our awards webpage. Two complimentary tickets to the dinner are also included.

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the Stanford White Awards 2015

The fourth annual Stanford White Awards for excellence in new traditional and classical design in New York, New Jersey and Fairfield County, Connecticut, will take place on December 2, 2015.

The Stanford White Awards recognize recently completed projects in the areas of Architectural Design, Interiors, Landscape, Urbanism, and Building Craftsmanship and Artisanship. Winning projects are selected by a panel of distinguished jurors and celebrated with an award ceremony and cocktail reception at one of New York’s unique historical venues. The event brings together nearly 250 design professionals, enthusiasts, and patrons each year.

!Stanford White Awards Lead Sponsor* at $25,000

• VIP Recognition at the awards from the podium, on video screens, and in the printed program

• Complimentary full-page ad in The Classicist • Company listing displayed on all Stanford White Awards electronic correspondence with a

link to your firm’s website • Listing of your firm and link to your website for one year on the Stanford White Awards

home page • Opportunity to host an exhibition of this year’s winners’ work in the ICAA Cast Hall or

Library • Opportunity to use the ICAA Cast Hall or Library for a private event • 8 tickets to the awards

*Please note there is only one sponsorship available at this level.

Stanford White Awards Princ ipal Sponsor at $15,000 • Recognition at the awards from the podium, on video screens, and in the printed program • Complimentary full-page ad in The Classicist • Company listing displayed on all Stanford White Awards electronic correspondence with a

link to your firm’s website • Listing of your firm and link to your website for one year on the Stanford White Awards

home page • Opportunity to use the ICAA Cast Hall or Library for a private event • 4 tickets to the awards

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The President’s Council

Established in 2014, the President’s Council is an intimate group whose primary interest is in advancing opportunities for the next generation of classical architects, designers, artists, and historians.

Led by Co-Chairs Helen Davis Chaitman and Denise Lefrak Calicchio, the Council serves as the driving force of support for the Institute’s multifaceted educational initiatives. A distinguished seasonal calendar of events provides opportunity for these likeminded individuals to meet and discuss.

Events and Gather ings

As evidenced by the famed Roman Forum and Ancient Agora of Athens, the centrality of conversation and community to the classical tradition cannot be understated. On a small scale, the President’s Council gatherings advance these long-standing traditions. These occasions serve to foster the kind of thoughtfulness and camaraderie that create the esprit de corps of all great and enduring cultural institutions.

Council Members are invited to attend:

• Round Table Dinners with esteemed architects, designers, and academicians • Private tours of some of the region’s most striking classical residences and gardens • Private exhibitions of student work and presentations of work • Cocktail parties and other exclusive social events

Membership

Membership dues are $5,000 for individual members, $10,000 for dual members. These dues are fully tax-deductible and contribute directly to educational offerings and new initiatives at the ICAA. For donors wishing to support an educational program directly at the $10,000 level or above, membership in the President’s Council is complimentary.

For more information or to proceed with the membership process, please contact ICAA President, Peter Lyden at (212) 730-9646 x103

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Education Programs

Education is the cornerstone of the ICAA’s mission and the primary focus of our programming. Through continuing education courses, intensives, the Summer Studio, and growing partnerships with middle schools, high schools and universities, the ICAA provides quality education in classical design. It is through the support and active participation of our sponsors that we are able to bring successful programs and new initiatives across the 15 chapters. Funding supports scholarships for students of exceptional merit or with financial aid needs, enrolled in ICAA programs as well as stipends for guest lecturers, critics, and program instructors, and facilities.

Summer Studio

The Summer Studio in Classical Architecture is one of the ICAA’s flagship programs and is an intensive in the study of design, architecture, and art, following the method of the famed École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. The Summer Studio targets college students and young professionals and is designed to be both accessible and affordable. Registration is limited to just 18 participants to attract the highest-calibre candidates and to ensure one-on-one attention from instructors.

The Summer Studio provides in-depth instruction in an atelier setting while also offering coursework in observational drawing, architectural drafting, systematic design methodology, the classical orders, geometry and proportion, traditional methods of architectural wash rendering and drawing, the history and theory of classical architecture, and modeling and sculpting. Students conduct detailed studies of New York City’s architectural masterpieces through on-site observation and field drawing. Global leaders and experts in architecture and the allied arts teach the courses and provide students with invaluable career guidance and networking opportunities. It is an incomparable and wholly unique experience for young people to be taught in this time-honored tradition and to build relationships with renowned leaders of their fields. The Summer Studio curriculum fills a very real need in today’s architectural education context and helps train the next generation of great architects, artists, and practitioners in the time-honored tenets of classicism.

Benefits Seasonal Lead Sponsor at $25,000: All the benefits of Co-Lead plus:, invitation to attend closing reception, complimentary full page ad in the Classicist Seasonal Co-Lead Sponsor at $7,500: Company name and link on the Summer Studio program home page and link to your website on the Summer Studio home page for 1 year, invitation to final showing of student work, featured sponsor of ICAA newsletter for one month with a link to your website (sent to 18,000 constituents) Sponsor a Visiting Instructor $25,000: All the benefits of co-sponsoring plus: invitation to attend closing reception, complimentary full page ad in the Classicist Co-sponsor a Visiting Instructor at $8,000: Company name and link on the Summer Studio program home page for 1 year, invitation to final showing of student work, featured sponsor of ICAA newsletter for one month with a link to your website (sent to 18,000 constituents)

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Winterim

Over the course of this eight-day intensive, students are fully immersed in a fast-paced and highly structured studio and working environment as they complete coursework in the foundational skills and principles of classical design. As each course builds upon the last, the multiple disciplines are integrated during the Design Studio module, where students are guided through the classical design process and are asked to address a locally relevant design problem of appropriate complexity. At the end of the Winterim Program, noted guest jurors are invited to provide the students with additional insights into their completed works, while the students experience the opportunity to present the integrated outcomes of their achievements.

Benefits Lead Sponsor at $15,000: Company name on all printed and electronic informational material relating to Winterim, company logo on Winterim home page and opportunity to send one professional from your company to Winterim or visit any portion of the class, complimentary page in The Classicist and invitation to Winterim final review Co-Lead Sponsor at $10,000: Company name on all printed and electronic informational material, company name Winterim home page, recognition in ICAA national newsletter sent to over 18,000 Donor at $5,000: Company name and link on Winterim home page and mentioned in all communication related to program

Workshops

Workshops provide an introduction to the practice of classical architectural design on a national scale. These workshops are held both at National headquarters and in partnership with universities across the country, increasing exposure and bringing accessible classical architecture instruction to all regions. Classes are taught by leading practitioners and academics to introduce the language and principles of classical architectural design and traditional urbanism and its practice today. The ICAA is planning two workshops for 2016, one at Mississippi State University and a second to be held at Tuskegee University.

Benefits Annual Lead Sponsor at $15,000: Company name on all printed and electronic informational material relating to 2 Workshops, company logo (and link) on workshop home pages, invitation to attend two workshops, complimentary full page ad in the Classicist Seasonal Co-Lead Sponsor at $7,500: Company name and link on a workshop home page of your choosing and link to your website on the workshop home page for 1 year, invitation to attend the workshop, featured sponsor of ICAA newsletter for one month with a link to your website (sent to 18,000 constituents)

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New Heights

The New Heights initiative is an arts-in-education program, conceived by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, to expose middle and high school students to the classical architecture all around them in cities and neighborhoods across America. Exposing young people to architecture inspires creativity and strategic thinking, invites them to reflect on and learn from the past, and promotes an understanding of human culture, which fosters a more global worldview.

The program is set to launch in the fall of 2015 and will consist of in-class lectures and drawing classes taught by ICAA educators and architects on architecture, history, place-making, building practices, etc. The program will also lead students through city and neighborhood architectural walking tours to experience local architecture and field trips to buildings under construction to witness the building process first-hand. The program will fully embrace social media outlets like Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr as well as multimedia platforms including video blogs and You Tube channels to better engage students and promote the program. New Heights will also provide a valuable introduction to the many career opportunities in the fields of architecture and the allied arts.

The New Heights program will conclude with a competition that challenges the students to design their own building in the classical style of their choosing using the principles and skills they learned from the program. The competition will be judged by professional architects and practitioners from the ICAA network.

The benefits of incorporating the arts into secondary school education programs are numerous and well-documented. Architecture is a particularly unique and applicable art form as it utilizes many disciplines at once and is already apparent in students’ everyday lives. Therefore, when studied, it makes for a multifaceted learning experience.

Benefits Seasonal Lead Sponsor at $20,000: Company name mentioned in all printed and electronic communication related to the program and mentioned in featured blog posts and newsletter article related to New Heights, link to your website on New Heights home page for 1 year, invitation to final showing of student work Seasonal Co-Lead Sponsor at $10,000: Link to your website on New Heights home page for 1 year, invitation to final showing of student work, featured sponsor of ICAA newsletter for one month with a link to your website (sent to 18,000 constituents) Donor at $5,000: Company logo and link to your website on New Heights home page for 1 year, invitation to final showing of student work Supporter at $2,500: Company name and link to your website on New Heights home page for 1 year, invitation to final showing of student work

Institute of Classical Architecture & Art

Sponsorship Opportunities2015-2016

ProgramPRIMARY ANNUAL SPONSOR

SEASONAL LEAD SPONSOR

SEASONAL CO-LEAD SPONSOR

DONOR SUPPORTER

PUBLICATIONS/WEBSITE

ICAA Website (existing and new site) $50,000 $20,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500Classical America Book Series (per project) $10,000 $5,000

COLLECTIONSPlaster Cast Collection* $50,000 $30,000 $15,000 $5,000 $1,000Resource Library* $35,000 $25,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500Dick Reid Collection $15,000 $10,000 $5,000

PROGRAMSPublic Programs* $40,000 $25,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500McKim Lecture $5,000 $2,500

EDUCATIONSummer Studio* program naming opportunity $25,000 $7,500Sponsor a Summer Studio Visiting Instructor* visiting professor naming opportunity $25,000 $8,000 Continuing Education Courses (overall) $30,000 $20,000 $10,000 $5,000Continuing Education Winterim* program naming opportunity $15,000 $10,000 $5,000CE Fall & Spring Intensives* $30,000 $10,000 $7,500 $5,000 $2,500Continuing Education Master Seminars* $15,000

Sponsor a CE Visiting Instructor* visiting professor naming opportunity$15,000

$5,000 per instructor

Workshops* $15,000 $7,500 New Heights (Middle School Program)* $20,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500National Curriculum Conference $10,000

The President's Council $10,000 Couple $5,000 Individual

The Classicist Journal -- Sponsorships$10,000

Eight page Gatefold (limit 2 per issue)$5,000

2 page spread$2,500

Full page$1,500

Half page$750

Quarter page

The Classicist Journal -- Benefactors$50,000

with front page acknoweldgment$25,000

Co-Benefactor$10,000+

Dedication/Lead Supporter

AWARDSThe Arthur Ross Awards $35,000 Evening Sponsor $25,000 Leader $5,000 UnderwriterStanford White Awards $25,000 Lead $15,000 Principal $10,000 Partner $5,000 Fellow $2,000 Friend

*Naming opportunity for you or your company. For more information please contact Peter Lyden at plyden@classicist.org or by phone at 212.730.9646 x103

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ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS

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Please return this form to: Institute of Classical Architecture & Art

20 West 44th Street, Suite 310 New York, NY 11036 212.730.9616 classicist.org

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Sponsorship Form

Yes! I would like to sponsor the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art Selected Program(s): Level: Please list my Company Name as__________________________________________________ Primary Contact Name____________________________ Email_________________________ Website (if available)______________________________ Phone________________________

Questions? Please contact Kathleen Maloney, Associate Director of Development kmaloney@classicist.org 212.730.9646 x106

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