A’23 AIA Conference on Architecture in San Francisco
A'23 AIA CONFERENCE ON ARCHITECTURE June 7 - June 10 San Francisco, CA INFO AND REGISTRATION HERE
A'23 AIA CONFERENCE ON ARCHITECTURE June 7 - June 10 San Francisco, CA INFO AND REGISTRATION HERE
AIA Triangle Committee on the Environment COTE and USGBC Carolinas invite you to attend a panel discussion, tour, and social at the new office of DPR Construction. The office space was designed by Gensler and built by DPR Construction. It features an open workspace with daylighting from skylights and solar tubes as well as side lighting, training rooms, and meeting rooms within a warehouse space where DPR will do research and prefabrication of construction elements for projects in the region. The office is pursuing USGBC LEED Commercial Interiors and IWBI WELL certification. The building will also pursue LEED Zero Energy certification 12 months after the solar system is installed on the roof of the office space and the warehouse which will offset all the energy used in the building.
You will not want to miss the upcoming Behind the DesignHers event on June 20th! Participants will gain insights into communication and career growth, as shared by the professional life experiences of three leaders in the Architectural and Building Industry in North Carolina. Amy Bullington, Jeané Whittington Powers, and Brandy Thompson will each share their unique perspectives. We will learn about their current women-led project in Pinehurst, and advice for overcoming obstacles in the field, while collaborating and supporting one another along the way.
Join EP/YAF for our annual Design Summer Social! We will bring together friends and family from AIA Triangle, Diversify Architecture, NC NOMA, and NC ASLA on June 24th, 2023 at Fred Fletcher Park (820 Clay St, Raleigh, NC 27605)! The event is from 10:00am to 2:00pm, and Sam Jones BBQ boxed lunches will be served at 12pm. See you then!
Please join AIAT Women in Architecture for an informal meet and eat! Our first “Ladies Who Lunch” is scheduled for Thursday, July 13. (12:00 pm - 1:00 pm). Stop by at one of the two locations most convenient for you: Transfer Food Hall in Raleigh or Boxyard RTP. Grab your lunch and we'll save some tables!
Join BEC Research Triangle for a presentation by Benjamin Meyer, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Building Enclosure Business Director at Siplast on the upcoming changes for air barrier requirements for commercial buildings in the 2022 ASHRAE 90.1 Standard and the 2024 IECC. This presentation will provide expert insight on the code development process as well as clarifications to the Whole Building Performance testing methods and stringency, design phase requirements, material and assembly requirements, and onsite installation verification requirements. Also discussed will be the appropriateness of applications and the interaction between the Building and Energy code requirements.
Real Matter Workshop is a community-driven education program for architects. The seven night program features visiting lecturers and local speakers that touch down on realized stressors, and possible solutions. The program addresses projects that aspirationally set standards for possibilities in architecture to change cities. Night One -- The State of the City -- features Yvette Holmes, CEO of Southeast Raleigh Promise.
Real Matter Workshop is a community-driven education program for architects. The seven night program features visiting lecturers and local speakers that touch down on realized stressors, and possible solutions. The program addresses projects that aspirationally set standards for possibilities in architecture to change cities. Night Two is the Local Matters Panel. With a distinguished and diverse group of panelists, the Local Matters Panel will explore topics related to the development of the surrounding area and its impact on community and local matters.
Real Matter Workshop is a community-driven education program for architects. The seven night program features visiting lecturers and local speakers that touch down on realized stressors, and possible solutions. The program addresses projects that aspirationally set standards for possibilities in architecture to change cities. Night three features Philip Kafka, President of Prince Concepts.
Real Matter Workshop is a community-driven education program for architects. The seven night program features visiting lecturers and local speakers that touch down on realized stressors, and possible solutions. The program addresses projects that aspirationally set standards for possibilities in architecture to change cities. Night four features Rebecca Popowsky, a research associate and landscape architect at Philadelphia-based OLIN.