OCTOBER 7 & 8. Downtown Northside Strip District

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1 OCTOBER 7 & 8 Northside Strip District Go behind-the-scenes, or just explore and experience a collection of iconic buildings and cool spaces. Tickets available online only: The Pennsylvanian

2 Ten Things to Know About Doors Open Pittsburgh (DOP): 1. Doors Open Pittsburgh (DOP) is a 2-day celebration of architecture, design and heritage, presented in an innovative format for all to enjoy. 2. The second annual DOP takes place over the weekend of October 7-8, 10am-4pm. Hours for the participating buildings vary. Hours are listed in this guide and on our website; 3. Reservations are not required, but you will be required to show your ticket at each building for entry (printed copy or mobile is acceptable). 4. Event tickets are ONLY available online at and can be purchased until Sunday October 8, at 3pm. 5. You can purchase either a 1-day or a 2-day event ticket (DOP is FREE for anyone under 18/ over 65, but a ticket is still required). 6. Visit our mobile-friendly website, to plan your DOP itinerary and get up-to-the-date info on participating buildings. You can also access the mobile mapping tool and take your itinerary with you on your phone! 7. New this year Insider Tours! These are thematic, traditional tour experiences, led by local experts. These tours do require buying a ticket separate from the DOP Event Ticket. Insider Tour Tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets are ONLY available online, until October 5, at 5pm. Tickets range in cost from $0 - $40. You can find descriptions for the various Insider Tours and get tickets at 8. Doors Open Pittsburgh, Inc is a non-profit, (501c3) established in 2016, founded by Bonnie Baxter for the purpose of bringing Doors Open Pittsburgh to this city. Bonnie serves as the only full-time staff; DOP is supported by 400 awesome event-day volunteers (look for the orange shirts!) and a handful of interns from Duquesne University and Point Park University. 9. Bonnie was inspired by a similar event she attended in Chicago, and now Pittsburgh joins the ranks of 50+ other European and North American cities that host Doors Open/Open House events. 10. Please like us on Facebook (DoorsOpenPittsburgh). And if you enjoy the event, please help to sustain Doors Open Pittsburgh by making a financial contribution at DoorsOpenPgh.org/contribute Create Your Mobile Itinerary for the DOP Weekend! Go to the Plan Your Adventure page and Look for Your Mobile Itinerary Click on the various buildings to see a photo, building description and hours Save Favorites Get directions from one building to another by clicking on the (map) icon This mapping technology has been donated by: MobileEnhanced Practical Mobile Development 2

3 Doors Open Pittsburgh thanks the following Partners, Sponsors and Foundations for their support to sustain this event, and to keep it accessible to all: Renewing Communities; Building Pride Get your tickets for Doors Open Pittsburgh October 7 & 8 Tickets Are ONLY Available Online at: Tickets can be purchased online Now thru October 8 Print/Mobile display is acceptable for entrance to any participating building DOP Thanks Our Generous Corporate Donors Equal Housing Lender, Member FDIC NEW! Insider Tours take place during the DOP weekend. Insider Tours are traditional tour experiences, that are thematic and led by a local expert. Ticket sales close on October 5th at 5pm. For tickets a complete list of Insider Tours: 3

4 DOWNTOWN Stanwix St. Allegheny River 30 Ft Duquesne Blvd. Stanwix St. Clemente Bridge Fifth Avenue Forbes Ave. Fourth Avenue Third Avenue Wood St. Sixth St. Market St. Wood St. hol Bridge Liberty Avenue Fifth Avenue For up-to-date building hours: DoorsOpenPgh.org Ft Duquesne Blvd. Seventh St. Forbes Avenue Boulevard of the Allies Boulevard of the Allies The Tower at PNC is available to enjoy as an Insider Tour experience. Please go to to get your FREE ticket! Tickets are limited and available only online until 3:00pm on Saturday, October 7. Tickets (printed/ mobile) must be shown at the door for entry. Last entry is 3:30pm, Saturday, October 7. A B D DOP thanks C A ld St. F PNC 1 Wood St. Eighth St. Smithfield St. Ninth St. Liberty Avenue rant Street Ft D Sixth Avenue Oliver Avenue Fifth Avenue Forbes Avenue Strawberry Way Smithfield St. William Penn Pl. Fourth Avenue Fourth Avenue 13 I Third Avenue Third Avenu Event Center (inside Minuteman Press) Montour Way nth St. Grant Street William Penn Pl. Ross St. Tenth St. Seventh Ave Seventh Ave. J 18 3 Sixth Avenue H E 16 7 G 4 20 ss St. Ross St. Grant Street Forbes Avenue B Bigelow Blvd. Sixth Avenue 12 t. Mulberry Wa Liberty Avenue Bigelow Blvd. Fifth Avenue for welcoming us to again! Have You Worked Up An Appetite Yet? Check out these Restaurants: Andys 510 Market Street Bill s Bar & Burger 1001 Liberty Avenue C D Bluebird Kitchen** 221 Forbes Avenue Dunkin Donuts 28 Market Square E F Dunkin Donuts 601 Grant Street, Suite Social House 123 7th Street G H Ten Penny The Commoner** 620 William Penn Place I J Twelfth St. 35 The Milkshake Factory 314 Fifth Avenue Union Standard 524 William Penn Place 4 **These restaurants have earned designation with the Sustainable Pittsburgh Restaurant program, a performance program led by Sustainable Pittsburgh,

5 DOWNTOWN BUILDING LIST 1 707/709 Galleries Penn Ave. SAT 1p-4p SUN 1p-4p The App Expo explores the intersection of humanity and technology through experimental performances, video, sculpture, installation. 2 Allegheny County Courthouse 436 Grant St. SAT 10a-1p SUN 10a-1p Visit the Grand Staircase and Gallery, the Gold room and a courtroom recently restored. Docent onsite. 3 Allegheny HYP Club 619 William Penn Pl. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p After walking through the London-inspired courtyard, you will be invited in to the charming lounge, enjoy the comfortable setting and enjoy a drink, complete with cozy couches, original photos and the original Latin toast carved into the wooden bar. 4 August Wilson Center 980 Liberty Ave. SAT no tour SUN 1p-4p Built in 2008, the sleekly modern August Wilson Center for African American Culture, built in 2008, is a multi-purpose venue featuring three art galleries. 8 Bricolage Production Company 937 Liberty Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour See the black box theater and peak behind-thescenes in backstage and dressing room areas. 9 Byham Theater 101 6th St. SAT no tour SUN 1p-4p Originally built in 1903 as the Gayety Theater, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust purchased this 1300-seat venue, then called the Fulton Theater, in City Council Chambers 414 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Learn more about this artful space and the stories that the art depicts of our City. Also, be sure to explore the vault adjacent to Council Chambers. Docent onsite. 11 COTERIE Company (at the Frick Building) 437 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Enjoy the beautiful comfortable seating and work areas, a 360-degree terrace view of Pittsburgh, the unique kitchen and cabinetry, and marble lobby entranceway. 5 Benedum Center for the Performing Arts 237 7th St. SAT no tour SUN 1p-4p Enjoy the marble walls, aluminum-leaf gilding on plaster accents and fresco paintings throughout the lobbies; highlights include the "infinity" mirrors on the grand stairways and the large chandelier, containing 40,000 pieces of crystal. Docent onsite. 6 Benedum Trees 223 Fourth Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Explore the ornate lobby, including an elaborate ornate bronze clock and marble accents. Docent onsite. 7 BNY Mellon Center (Innovation Center and Executive Levels) 500 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour Visit the well-appointed executive floors and/or the new Innovation Center, a completely modern hub of collaboration and creativity. 12 David L. Lawrence Convention Center 1000 Ft. Duquesne Blvd. SAT 10a-1p SUN no tour Visit the roof for amazing views and artwork on display. 13 Dollar Bank Fourth Avenue Building 340 Fourth Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-1p Explore the bank's historic board room with its ornate hand-carved Brazilian rosewood trim and molding. Tour the basement, with its 1930 s Art Deco bank vault, see the custom-made steel beam supports below the Kohler lions one floor above. 14 Embassy Suites (at the Oliver Building) 535 Smithfield St. SAT 1p-4p SUN 1p-4p Views of the city, North Shore, Station Square and Mt. Washington as well as the surrounding Cultural District. 15 Fairmont Pittsburgh 510 Market St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Explore artifacts recovered from the site of the hotel during its construction and learn the storied past of this location. 16 First Lutheran Church 615 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 1p-4p Step into the chamber of the Casavant organ to see the 2,000 pipes. Guests will also have the opportunity to ring the tower bells. 17 First Presbyterian Church 320 Sixth Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN 1p-4p Experience a unique feature of the church - two giant shell doors behind the low pulpit, exposing the chapel when opened. The doors are 30-feet tall weighing two tons each, but are so perfectly balanced that they can be opened by one person. 18 Frick Building 437 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Explore the lobby, complete with two sentinel lions, a stained glass piece entitled "Fortune and her Wheel," plus learn more about the buildings design and construction. Docent onsite. DOWNTOWN BUILDING LIST (Cont d. Next Page) 5

6 19 Industrious Pittsburgh (at PPG Place) One PPG Place DOWNTOWN BUILDING LIST SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Experience the fantastic 360-degree views of downtown Pittsburgh, take pictures, and check out the sleek and modern office design. 20 Koppers Building 436 Seventh Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Experience the pristine Art Deco features of this building and enjoy the historical photographs on display in the gallery. Docent onsite. 21 MacLachlan, Cornelius & Filoni Architects and Planners (at the Bank Tower Building) 307 4th Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p View architectural models, renderings and drawings, while learning more about this firm. Historic drawings, dating back to 1889, will be on display, as well as a vault that currently houses archives. 22 Mayor s Office 414 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Hear anecdotal stories of Pittsburgh s history, past Mayors, and City government, while visiting the personal office of current Mayor, Bill Peduto. Be sure to explore the vault adjacent to Council Chambers. Docent onsite. 23 Oliver Building 535 Smithfield St. SAT 1p-4p SUN 1p-4p The building s T-shaped lobby features polished marble floors and walls, reflecting light throughout the bronze window grills and elevator fittings. Docent onsite. 24 Omni William Penn Hotel 530 William Penn Pl. SAT 10a-1p SUN 10a-1p The Speakeasy Social Lounge was a popular spot during Prohibition from 1920 until December of 1933 when the act was abolished. 25 Pittsburgh City-County Building 414 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Built from , the City-County Building was designed by renowned architects Henry Hornbostel & Edward Lee. While here, see the Office of the Mayor and City Council Chambers. Docent onsite. 26 PNC YMCA 236 Fifth Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour Access the aquatics center, the state of the art fitness facility, and get a true sense of Mission Focused theme throughout. 27 One PPG Place One PPG Place SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Known worldwide for their breathtaking design, PPG Place boasts gleaming glass and steel structures. While here, be sure to visit Industrious. Docent onsite. 28 Renaissance Fulton Pittsburgh Hotel 107 Sixth St. SAT 10a-1p SUN 10a-1p Discover the artistic elegance and a fascinating historical overview of the Renaissance Fulton Building. Docent onsite. 29 Rivers Club (at Oxford Centre) 301 Grant St. SAT no tour SUN 10a-4p The club s members include Pittsburgh s civic, social and business leaders. Explore the amenities and experience this exclusive, private club. 30 Saint Mary of Mercy Church Third Ave / Stanwix St. SAT 1p-4p SUN 1p-4p The building was under construction during the Great Saint Patrick s Day Flood of 1936, and you can visit a marker near the entrance of the church indicating the water level at that time. 31 Smithfield United Church of Christ 620 Smithfield St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 1p-4p The Penn Charter, which gave the land to the church will be on display. The windows depict Gospel stories, in addition to those of the history of Pittsburgh, including Lincoln s 1861 visit to the city. 32 SPACE Gallery 812 Liberty Ave. SAT 1p-4p SUN no tour SPACE presents five to six exhibitions annually, offering emerging artists an opportunity to advance projects in a supportive setting. 33 The Bank Tower 307 Fourth Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p See the white marble lobby, barrel-vaulted entrance vestibule and a spiral staircase that reaches from the lobby to the 16th floor. While here, visit MCF Architects. Docent onsite. 34 The Grant Building 310 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Learn the story of The Grant Building, famous for a radio antenna that rose roughly feet from the roof of the tower which had an aviation beacon that spelled out P-I-T-T-S-B-U-R-G-H in Morse Code. Docent onsite. 35 The Pennsylvanian 1100 Liberty Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Look up and enjoy the impressive Rotunda. Once inside, guests can visit our newly renovated apartments, Resident Lounge and Fitness Center with Yoga/Spin Studio. The Concourse will be available to view on SUN only. Docent onsite. 36 Union National Bank Building 306 Fourth Ave SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-1p Situated in the Fourth Avenue Historic District, explore original bank lobby, and don't forget to look up to see the "silver dollars" encased in the ceiling. Docent onsite. 37 Union Trust Building 501 Grant St. SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour See a central rotunda that features a grand, tenstory atrium topped by a spectacular Tiffany glass dome measuring 40 feet in diameter, while standing on luxurious, richly hued, hand-tufted New Zealand wool carpeting. Docent onsite. 38 Wood Street Galleries 601 Wood St. SAT 1p-4p SUN 1p-4p See Dutch art collective Macular have developed four kinetic light installations. Each of the installations deals with the topic of interference within patterns of light and movement. DOP will be ing all event attendees a post-event survey. Be sure to check your inbox within a week after the event. 6

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8 For up-to-date building hours: DoorsOpenPgh.org Randyland is the Northside s most colorful landmark and cannot be missed! Randyland is home to artist Randy Gilson. Please stop in during a break from DOP. Admission is free. Randyland is located at 1501 Arch St, in the Mexican War Streets on the Northside. Allegheny Avenue Allegheny Avenue Allegheny Avenue Allegheny Avenue W. North Avenue Beech Avenue Dounton Way Western Avenue Galveston Avenue Galveston Avenue Galveston Avenue F Brighton Road Brighton Road Brighton Road Western Avenue W. North Avenue Chapel Way Ridge Avenue Ridge Avenue Ridge Avenue Jacksonia Street Jacksonia Street Jacksonia Street Sampsonia Way Rope Way Alpine Avenue Monterey Street Eloise Street Brighton Road Monterey Street Garfield Avenue Sampsonia Way West Ohio Street Alpine Avenue Sherman Avenue Arch Street Arch Street Sampsonia Way Eloise Street W. North Avenue E. North Avenue E. North Avenue Suismon St. North Commons North Commons Shawano St. Foreland St. Allegheny Square Ridge Avenue Childrens Way E. Ohio St. Lockhart St. Arch Street Arch Street Reddour Street West Commons Federal Street A West Commons Federal Street B Federal Street Federal Street South Commons East Commons East Commons South Commons Cedar Ave. Cedar Ave. Stockton Ave Cedar Ave. James St. Middle St. N. Canal St. Thropp St. Suismon St. Middle St. Pressley St. Madison Ave. Nash St. Spring Garden Avenue Madison Ave. River Ave. Concord St. Peralta St. Peralta St. Phineas St. E. Ohio St. Chestnut St. Progress St. Spring Garden Avenue Welsler Way Ahlers Way Phineas St. Voskamp St. Chestnut St. Veterans Bridge River Ave. River Ave. Welsler Way Vinial St. Wettach St. Carpenter Way Progress St. Voskamp St. Phineas St. Heinz St. Heinz St. Progress St. River Ave. Sixteenth Street Bridge Art Rooney Ave W. General Robinson St. E. General Robinson St. Isabella Street Sandusky St. D C E. General Robinson St. E J Mazeroski Way Anderson St. Rachel Carson B Allegheny River HEINZ W. General Robinson St. PNC PARK Andy W DOP thanks & for welcoming us to the Northside! Have You Worked Up An Appetite Yet? Check out these Restaurants: A B C Casellula 40 W North Ave El Burro 1108 Federal Street Huszar Hungarian Restaurant and Bar 627 E. North Ave D E F J James Street Gastropub & Speakeasy 422 Foreland St. Kaffeehaus 1022 Chestnut Modern Cafe 862 Western Avenue Penn Brewery 800 Vinial Street 8

9 NORTHSIDE BUILDING LIST 1 Allegheny General Hospital 320 East North Avenue SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour See Magovern hall, take a photo with Life Flight Helicopter (depending upon availability) and/or visit the observation area of an operating room. 10 Heinz at 950 North Shore Apartments 950 Progress St. SAT 10a-1p SUN 10a-1p 25-minute guided tours (top and bottom of the hour). Tours will consist of a behind-the-scenes look at the old theatre and and exploration of the building s history, including tours of common areas and even an apartment. 18 Priory Hotel 614 Pressley Street SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p See Priory Hotel guestrooms (based upon availability) as well as its historic kitchen. On Sunday, the Priory Hotel s Grand Hall will be open for touring. Docent onsite. 21 The Elks Lodge 400 Cedar Avenue SAT no tour SUN 10a-4p See the Lodge Room, which is rarely open to the public. View the public quarters of the building including the Allegheny Room and Lounge, second floor bowling alley, and third floor former lodge room. 2 Alphabet City/City of Asylum 40 W. North Avenue SAT 1p-4p SUN 1p-4p The City of Asylum s new home is at Alphabet City, in the grand former Masonic Hall. See a structurally-open, welcoming and flexible space used for performances, dining, and meetings. 3 Blacksmith Studio 900 Middle Street SAT no tour SUN 10a-1p Explore this open studio, and learn more about the history of this building from the current owner, and the restoration to its current state. 4 Boggs Mansion 604 W.North Ave. SAT 1p-4p SUN 1p-4p 11 James Street Gastropub & Speakeasy 422 Foreland St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Self explore the pub and learn more about the many iconic musicians who helped to develop the Jazz/ Blues music scene here in Pittsburgh. 12 Jones Hall 808 Ridge Avenue SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p This home was built in 1908 and is one of the last great houses of the industrial millionaires on Ridge Avenue, known as Millionaire s Row; now part of CCAC's campus. Docent onsite. 19 Smith Brothers Building 116 Federal Street SAT 10a-1p SUN no tour The Smith Brothers Building (originally the Boggs Building), now houses Smith Brothers Advertising. See some of their work and enjoy the rooftop views. 20 Teutonia Maennerchor 857 Phineas St SAT no tour SUN 1p-4p See the "Sangerhalle" Society flags and memorabilia on display. Enjoy the "Goose Girl and the Castle" mural and had-carved wappeis (seals) and German quotes. 22 Wigle Whiskey Barrelhouse & Whiskey Garden 1055 Spring Garden Ave SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p See the inside of Wigle's Barrelhouse which includes barrel storage and innovation lab. 23 William Penn Snyder Home & Babb Insurance 850 Ridge Ave. SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour The home, built in 1911, boasts a ballroom, early air conditioning, push-button elevator, central vacuum system, and an integral garage. Currently the home to BABB Insurance. Tour the mansion, carriage house, courtyard and gardens. Be sure to ask about the friendly ghost that still plays in the ballroom of the mansion! 13 Mattress Factory 505 Jacksonia St. SAT 10a-1p SUN no tour 5 Byers Hall 901 Ridge Avenue SAT 10a-4p SUN 1p-4p Learn about the outdoor permanent installation by Winifred Lutz, The Garden Installation. Visit the Education Studio to see documentation, a model, and artifacts leftover from her artistic process. The house, dated to 1898, has impressive carved woodwork, stained glass windows, marble fireplaces and inlaid wood floors; now part of CCAC's campus. Docent onsite. 14 New Hazlett Theater 6 Allegheny Square East SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour 6 Calvary United Methodist Church Allegheny Ave. SAT 10a-1p SUN 1p-4p Tour the lobby, rehearsal room and backstage areas. See the Theater in action, as a dance company rehearses and prepares for an evening performance in the main auditorium. See some of the largest Tiffany stained glass pieces Louis Comfort Tiffany ever made. 7 DesignGroup One Allegheny Square, Nova Tower One SAT 10a-1p SUN no tour Get a behind-the-scenes look at the architectural design process and how a building comes to life. 15 Nova Place 100 S Commons SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour 15-minute guided tours will be available (starting every quarter-hour) to show visitors the new Mall Concourse, the spaces in Alloy 26. Self explore the 9th floor of Nova Tower Two with an amazing 360-degree view of Pittsburgh! 8 First National Bank 100 Federal Street SAT 10a-1p SUN no tour Experience banking FNB style--clicks and Bricks - in this state of the art banking environment. 9 Former Carnegie Free Library & Allegheny Branch 6 Allegheny Square East SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-1p See the future of the former Carnegie Free Library Allegheny, including architectural plans of the renovation, view photos of the original building via this semi-guided tour experience of the first floor. 16 NRG Energy Center Pittsburgh 111 South Commons SAT 10a-1p SUN no tour Look into an operating steam and chilled water district energy plant. NRG representatives will be onsite to detail the energy-making process at the plant. 17 Penn Brewery 800 Vinial St. SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p Explore lagering caves, including those on the second floor of the building which are not open to the public. Penn is one of just a handful of remaining US breweries that still has lagering caves. 9

10 16th Street Bridge 20th St. 29th 29th Street Street 27th 27th Street Street 26th Street 29th Street 27th 27th Street Street STRIP DISTRICT For up-to-date building hours: DoorsOpenPgh.org 31st Street Bridge Allegheny River Smallman Street 2 Smallman Street Smallman Street Mulberry Way 6 A B 3 Liberty Avenue 4 Liberty Avenue Liberty Avenue 17th Street 21st Street 21st Street 1 Railroad Street 8 Railroad Street Railroad Street th Street Smallman Street Liberty Avenue DOP thanks for welcoming us to the Strip District! Have You Worked Up An Appetite Yet? Check out these Restaurants: A B Cafe Raymond Strip District 2009 Penn Ave. Little Bangkok Strip District 1906 Penn Ave. 10

11 BUILDING SOLUTIONS FOR OVER 90 YEARS LAMPUS.COM STRIP DISTRICT BUILDING LIST 1 Burns White Center 48 26th Street SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p 30-minute guided tours (top and bottom of each hour) of Burns White Center will start in the third-floor reception area and will highlight the adaptability and functionality of urban flex office space. 2 Contemporary Craft 2100 Smallman St. SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour Contemporary Craft will feature the exhibition Shelter: Crafting a Safe Home, which will offer audiences an opportunity to visualize and think critically about issues of housing and displacement. 3 Lotenero Art + Design 2708 SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-4p See art works in various stages of completion. This is an open studio, so you will get to see where the work is done. 4 Old St. Patrick Church 1711 Liberty Avenue SAT 10a-4p SUN no tour La Scala Sancta (The Holy Stairs) draw many people to this Church. These stairs, which represent the 28 steps between Christ and Pilate are the only replica in the United States. 5 Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre 2900 Liberty Avenue SAT 1p-4p SUN no tour View our studio spaces, get a behind-the-scenes look at costumes, and have access to PBT staff members for questions and comments. There will be stations set up with enter to win opportunities, materials with information about our productions and community division classes, as well as a photoop with a costumed dancer. 6 St. Stanislaus Kostka 57 21st Street SAT 10a-1p SUN 1p-4p Famous for it magnificent stained glass windows. It s architectural style is a blend of Romanesque and Baroque with Byzantine influences. 7 The Clemente Museum 3339 SAT 1p-4p SUN no tour Experience the world s largest collection of Roberto Clemente memorabilia. 8 The Yards at 3 Crossings 2645 Railroad Street SAT 10a-4p SUN 10a-1p The Yards at 3 Crossings has achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Certification. It is Pittsburgh s freshest riverfront apartment residence. Did you Enjoy DOP 2017? If so, please consider donating to keep this event affordable and sustainable. Doors Open Pittsburgh, Inc. is a non-profit, (501c3) 11

12 Doors Open Pittsburgh would like to thank everyone who made DOP 2017 possible: 400+ Event-Day Volunteers 69 Participating Buildings DOP Social Media Team led by Paige Beal, of Point Park University, and interns Haley Adams, Velaria Bradley, Amber Reyes, Erik Peasland DOP Research Intern, Aimee Bernard, of Duquesne University DOP Volunteer Coordinator, Catherine Greninger Becky Yannes for her design of the volunteer t-shirt and ads And YOU.thanks for attending! Jessica Merritt at Showclix for her unrelenting help throughout Minuteman Press for the snappy lay-out and design of the 2017 DOP Event Guide Chris Page, of Nearby Creative, for his tireless work on all things having to do with the DOP website - and there were lots! All Partners, Sponsors, Foundations, Donors and Neighborhood Groups We look forward to seeing you in 2018! -Bonnie Baxter, Founder/Executive Director