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AIA Triangle Annual Membership Meeting

Boxyard RTP 900 Park Offices Drive, Research Triangle Park, NC, United States

You are cordially invited to attend the AIA Triangle Annual Membership Meeting on Thursday, November 4th at the Boxyard RTP. Participate in an enjoyable walking tour of the Boxyard and earn continuing education credit.  After the tour, we'll gather for the AIA Triangle  Annual Membership Meeting followed by a networking reception and social on the outdoor terrace at Fullsteam Brewery.

Free

Virtual Lunch & Learn: How to think like a geotechnical engineer

Online Meeting

This program will present the benefits of having a geotechnical engineer fully involved as member of the design team, explain the cost versus risk relationship that exists for the geotechnical engineering components of a project, and identify geotechnical engineering aspects that could negatively influence project success through case examples.

$25.00

COTE Design Excellence Lecture Series – Design for Community (Part 2) Urban Design Principles

Online Meeting

This lecture will examine what makes a good urban building and how can architecture contribute to the success of our cities? Further, how does the design of our streets, public paths, parks and public spaces influence the health of our cities and community? The focus will be on how our architectural design process can respond to urban design principles to make for a more vibrant, accessible and just community.

$35.00
Event Series ARE / AXP Study Group

ARE / AXP Study Group

Online Meeting

All are welcome to participate! Check-in weekly to the Zoom meetings on Wednesdays at 6:00 pm JOIN ZOOM MEETING Meeting ID: 891 4770 9050 Passcode: 639594 Connect on the Young and Aspiring Architects' Facebook Page Questions? Contact Max Hodge for more information

Virtual Lunch & Learn – Changing State of the Workplace

Online Meeting

As we move forward to a post-pandemic world, things will be different for the office space in terms of occupant density, well-being, and safety. Overall, companies of all sizes will likely reexamine their long-term needs for fixed space. We begin this course where we left off in promoting a healthy workplace while attempting to understand what more we need to do with office design in a post pandemic world. We can only solve some of the immediate concerns but must be prepared to adapt and evolve each day as observations, experience and science emerge.

$25.00

EP/YAF – Virtual Hard Hat Tour 3D Printed Dwelling

Online Meeting

LLG Architecture has partnered with Precision Building and Renovating and Gulf Coast Additive Manufacturing to bring Florida its first 3D Printed dwelling. Located in Tallahassee, Florida, Sarah Lower (LLG Architecture) and Kyndra Light (Precision Building and Renovating & Gulf Coast Additive Manufacturing) will walk us through the process and challenges of pushing out into this new technology. 

Event Series ARE / AXP Study Group

ARE / AXP Study Group

Online Meeting

All are welcome to participate! Check-in weekly to the Zoom meetings on Wednesdays at 6:00 pm JOIN ZOOM MEETING Meeting ID: 891 4770 9050 Passcode: 639594 Connect on the Young and Aspiring Architects' Facebook Page Questions? Contact Max Hodge for more information

Tour of Design Award Winning Project: Joyner Park Community Center

E. Carroll Joyner Park Community Center 703 Harris Road, Wake Forest, NC, United States

Join the AIA Triangle Design Awards Task Force for a tour of the award-winning project, Joyner Community Center in Wake Forest. The project designers, landscape architect, and Director of Parks and Recreation for the Town of Wake Forest will lead small tours around the community center and park. Together we are looking forward to an enjoyable morning exploring the impact great design has on our communities. This tour is funded by an AIA Activate Grant and the AIA Triangle. Practitioners and public are welcome.

Free

Women in Architecture – What really matters

Online Meeting

Program is a follow-up, panel discussion with members of the Real Matters Workshop held in the summer of 2021. What really matters panel discussion will focus on the lessons learned challenging the perception, value, and relevancy of the practice of architecture in one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. Members of the panel will share design solutions for social problems in the city, engage critical dialogue about the future of the built environment in downtown Raleigh. Design solutions, because of the workshop, will be presented and provide a platform to keep the conversation going and growing within the architecture community.