Design Seminar

• Seating for one at Saturday program and luncheon

• Invitation to an exclusive cocktail reception with the program speakers
• Preferred seating for one at the program and luncheon

• One table with seating for 8 at the program and luncheon

• Invitations for 8 to an exclusive cocktail reception with the program speakers
• Preferred seating for 8 at the program and luncheon 

Originally from southeast Louisiana, Jacques began his professional career in biomedical engineering and medicine before he obtained a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Notre Dame. While there, Jacques began specializing in American classicism and has received numerous awards and research grants on the subject and for his designs including an Acanthus award, the J. Neel Reid Prize, and a Shutze award.  Jacques is also a 2023 alumnus of the Attingham Summer School and heavily involved with the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art as an instructor and a board member of the Southeast Chapter. 

Stan’s edited approach to the classical elements of architecture creates an understated aesthetic that is historically based while embracing influences of modern design.

In response to his work, Garden & Gun magazine named Stan one of “The New Faces of Southern Style.” He is a three-time winner of the “Southeast Architect of the Year” award given by Veranda magazine and the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center. Stan is also a twenty-time winner of the Philip Trammell Shutze Award presented by the Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art. Most recently, Stan was awarded the Addison Mizner Medal by the ICAA for his work in Palm Beach.

In 1987, Jackye founded Jacquelynne P. Lanham Designs, Inc. Her work thereafter has taken her across the United States to include commercial work at East Lake Golf Club, the Piedmont Driving Club and Golf Club, the Capital City Golf Club at Crabapple, and many others.

Jackye is known for her timeless and effortlessly elegant interiors. Her clean interpretation of classic style creates spaces that are inviting and comfortable and deeply rooted in place. Her work has been published in “Milieu”, “Architectural Digest”, “House and Garden”, “Elle Decor”, and “Southern Accents”. Recently, three of her projects were featured in the book, “Home: The Residential Architecture of D. Stanley Dixon” (Rizzoli, 2023).

Troy has led the gardens at The Courts, Bodnant and Sissinghurst, where he has been Head Gardener for the last 10 years.

Troy now combines his work at Sissinghurst with a broader remit for the charity, including an advisory role at Munstead Wood, fund raising and considering the longer-term impact of visitation and climate change on historic gardens, as well as writing, teaching, lecturing, design and consultancy.