The Center For Architecture Sarasota provides a public forum for student and design professionals, as well as visitors and residents to admire, discuss, and debate architecture through exhibits, lectures, films, tours, and more.
The Center For Architecture Sarasota is conveniently located in a beautifully restored 1960 minimal modern building designed by Rupp and Farrell in downtown Sarasota, Florida.
Discover Sarasota’s Rich Architectural History
Architectural trolley tours led by alternating tour guides, Harold Bubil and Lorrie Muldowney are offered weekly. Visitors and residents alike will enjoy these informative, entertaining, and fun tours while learning about Sarasota’s rich architectural history. Narrated Center for Architecture Sarasota trolley tours currently being offered include: “Sarasota’s Architectural Gems” (Northside) and “Historic Neighborhoods of Sarasota.”
“Sarasota’s Architectural Gems” Tour – Tours run October to May annually. Contact Center for Architecture Sarasota for specific dates.
“Historic Neighborhoods of Sarasota” Tour – Tours run October to May annually. Contact Center for Architecture Sarasota for specific dates.
Registration is required. Tickets may be purchased online or by phone.
The Center for Architecture Sarasota is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Member-supported organization dedicated to heightening awareness of and appreciation for innovative architecture, good design, and sensitive urban planning.
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