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SUMMARY:2024 West Quad Conference - "BLOOM: Emerging Solutions for Urban Sustainability"
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to Seattle\, a vibrant city nestled among sweeping mountain ranges\, evergreen forests\, and the vast Puget Sound. Seattle’s creative and progressive spirit manifests in its architecture\, which pioneers in the realms of climate-responsivity\, adaptive reuse\, responsible growth\, and combating the contemporary housing crisis. Seattle’s architectural journey is a testament to its ability to adapt and innovate\, as well as its contextual identity within the Pacific Northwest. Seattle is the only city in the last two decades serving as home to four recipients of the highly coveted AIA Firm Award\, and the University of Washington (UW)\, is a crucible of innovation highly committed to climate change research and decarbonization. \n\nThe theme of this conference\, BLOOM: Emerging Solutions for Urban Sustainability\, encapsulates Seattle’s commitment to green\, high-performance architecture in response to the climate crisis. This takes shape in our three keystones: Innovation & Efficiency\, Environmental Responsiveness\, and Sustainable Urban Growth. We hope to welcome you in Seattle this April\, during our breathtaking cherry blossom super-bloom\, and delve together into an optimistic perspective on sustainable architecture.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2024-west-quad-conference-university-of-washington-seattle/
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SUMMARY:Civil Engineering Convention (CIVILCON) 2024
DESCRIPTION:Istanbul Technical University Civil Engineering Society (IACES- LC ITU / ITU MHK) invites you to join them at the Civil Engineering Convention March 08 – 12\, 2024 at ITU Süleyman Demirel Conference Hall! \nFor more information visit the website or view the brochure below: https://www.itumhk.com/civilcon \nCivilCon’24 Introduction Brochure
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/civil-engineering-convention-civilcon-2024/
LOCATION:ITU Süleyman Demirel Conference Hall\, Reşitpaşa\, Kuzey Yolu\, Istanbul\, Türkiye\, 34485
CATEGORIES:International
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240212
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SUMMARY:FAME: Alternative Career Paths Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The Future Architects of the Middle East (FAME) is organizing this February. FAME is an organization dedicated to celebrating historical and modern contributions to the global community by MENA and SWANA artists\, activists\, and architects\, focusing on the Middle East. They aim to shed light on non-European modes of architectural thought and expression and celebrate historical and modern contributions by Middle Eastern artists\, activists\, and architects to the global community. We do so through our publication Mashrabiya\, which you can check out on Instagram. \n\nThe “Alternative Career Paths Symposium” has various panels exploring career paths bringing in speakers from different disciplines from around the world to talk about the path they took and various opportunities accessible with their degrees. Given that we have such a diverse student body at the GSD\, both culturally and professionally\, this would benefit the students begin to theorize routes after graduating. There will be eight panels addressing:\n\n  \n\n\n1- International Firms + Real Estate and Development \n\n\n2- “Typical” Architecture \n\n\n3- Academia and Doctorate studies \n\n\n4- Human-Centered Design \n\n\n5- Non-profit + Startups \n\n\n6-  Recent graduates \n\n\n7- Middle Eastern Studies \n\n\n8- LatinX \n\n\n  \n\n\nThe symposium will be hosted February 10th – 11th at Harvard GSD and virtually. Register here!: \nhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzr50yLekvvtzDr0hx1LGHkFQpM7Ua3X6p5caOMj7nCIFNdw/viewform?usp=send_form \n\nI want to emphasize that this is a free in-person and online event open to everyone.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/fame-alternative-career-paths-symposium/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240201T120000
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SUMMARY:Presenting the USAID/BHA-HFHI Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements Research Fellowship and the Steps to Apply
DESCRIPTION:Habitat for Humanity International and the United States Agency for International Development Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance\, or USAID/BHA\, in partnership with HFHI and supported by InterAction\, have come together to sponsor the next Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements (HS&S) Research Fellowship program for graduate students. \n\nThe deadline to apply is Thursday\, Feb. 29\, 2024\, 5 p.m. EST. Applications from women and minority candidates are strongly encouraged. For more information on the fellowship opportunities\, the application process and who qualifies\, visit our website. \n\nPlease register by following the linked text below to join us for an informational webinar on Microsoft Teams on Thursday\, 1st of February\, at 11:00 AM EST: \n\nWebinar: Presenting the USAID/BHA-HFHI Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements Research Fellowship and the Steps to Apply \n\nThe research fellowship offers graduate students the opportunity to receive professional mentorship\, networking opportunities and financial support for research on a humanitarian shelter and settlements topic. \n\nPROFESSIONAL MENTORSHIP \n\nThe candidates will have the chance to gain firsthand experience and visibility into the work as they complete their graduate studies\, helping lay pivotal groundwork for their professional careers.\n\nNETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES \n\nWe provide our fellows with contacts and networking opportunities to develop direct relationships with leading experts from international and national humanitarian organizations.\n\nFINANCIAL SUPPORT \n\nEach fellow will receive a financial support of up to $19\,000 each – made up of a $10\,000 stipend and up to $9\,000 for travel-related expenses when necessary – to support international graduate research for about 10 months.\n\n\nFellowship opportunities are open to U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents enrolled full-time in accredited graduate school programs in the U.S.\, or are U.S. citizens studying abroad in a discipline such as: \n\nCity\, urban\, environmental or regional planning\nArchitecture or architectural engineering\nCivil or environmental engineering\nInternational or development studies\nHumanities or social studies\nOr other similar disciplines
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/presenting-the-usaid-bha-hfhi-humanitarian-shelter-settlements-research-fellowship-and-the-steps-to-apply/
LOCATION:Virtual
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240108
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SUMMARY:AIAS FORUM 2024
DESCRIPTION:FORUM 2024: NOLA\n— \nJanuary 4-7\, 2024\nNew Orleans Marriott\nNew Orleans\, LA \n\nThe AIAS’ biggest conference is back\, and headed to the Big Easy!\n \nFor the first time since late December 2019\, FORUM is back in person! In case you’re unfamiliar with it\, FORUM is the AIAS’ annual conference\, and we invite all of our members from around the world to gather in a new city under a new theme\, and spend a few days together. FORUM is often capitalized even though it’s not technically an acronym – so when people ask us what it stands for\, we like to say that it’s a conference that represents everything we stand for: we empower voices\, ideas\, and actions for the future. And we especially love to do it together! \nThrough innovative speakers\, seminars\, activities\, and tours\, we will: learn about design\, service\, and leadership advancements in the field; meet\, collaborate\, and communicate with our fellow members from diverse schools and share perspectives face-to-face; get to know a cool city for its architecture\, firm culture\, and history; feature the work of our fellow students; and represent our chapters by electing the 2024-2025 Board of Directors.  \nFORUM will feature general sessions with keynote speakers all four days; a full day of career development\, including a Career and College Expo\, a Portfolio Review\, and other relevant sessions; a Beaux Arts Ball; workshops; tours; and so much more. You won’t want to miss a thing! \nFor more information and to register\, visit the full event page here.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-forum-2024/
LOCATION:New Orleans Marriott\, 555 Canal St\, New Orleans\, LA\, 70130\, United States
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SUMMARY:Galvanize Your Campus & Studio: Core Webinar by American Galvanizers Association
DESCRIPTION:The Core Galvanize It! seminar introduces you to the basics of hot-dip galvanized steel. This course will examine the hot-dip galvanizing process as well as other zinc coatings\, and detail the intrinsic benefits galvanizing provides. This course is accredited by AIA and RCEP to provide 1.0 LU/PDH (HSW Hour). \nThe American Galvanizers Association is also having a drawing to give away a $100 VISA gift card. Register and attend the webinar to be eligible for the drawing! \nRegister here. \nFor more information on the American Galvanizers Association\, visit their website. \n\nAbout the speaker: \nJohn Krzywicki has worked for the American Galvanizers Association (AGA) for eight years\, starting as a Corrosion Engineer and eventually being promoted to Marketing Director. John holds a B.S in Chemical Engineering from the University of Wyoming; and\, his strong engineering background provides him with the technical knowledge necessary to effectively communicate design\, performance\, and sustainability considerations when using hot-dip galvanized (HDG) steel. \n 
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/galvanize-your-campus-studio-core-webinar-by-american-galvanizers-association/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231105T140000
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SUMMARY:AIAS Elections Informational Webinar #2
DESCRIPTION:Interested in running for a position on the AIAS Board of Directors? You should be! Join Past President and Elections Chair Cooper Moore for an informational session regarding this year’s election season. All are welcome to attend!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-elections-informational-webinar-2-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231025T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231025T203000
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SUMMARY:2023 Elections Informational Webinar #1
DESCRIPTION:Interested in running for a position on the AIAS Board of Directors? You should be! Join Past President and Elections Chair Cooper Moore for an informational session regarding this year’s election season. All are welcome to attend!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2023-elections-informational-webinar-1/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231021
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SUMMARY:2023 RUDC Symposium - Cities in Transition: Designing for a World in Flux
DESCRIPTION:This two-day symposium will delve into emerging trends\, theories\, and technologies that are shaping the future of regional and urban design. Convening in Washington\, DC\, the symposium’s first day will expand on this ambition and explore the following themes through various fast-paced presentations and panel discussions. The conversation will continue the symposium’s second day through a series of on-site project tours and workshops throughout the Washington DC region. \nWe welcome all urban designers and thinkers\, no matter your discipline or geography\, to join us for this engaging and stimulating symposium\, where prominent urbanists and urban designers from around the country convene in the nation’s capital to explore and discover our Cities in Transition: Designing for a World in Flux. \nOctober 19 – 20\, 2023 (9:00am – 5:30pm each day)\nThe District Architecture Center \n421 7th Street NW\nWashington\, DC 20004
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2023-rudc-symposium-cities-in-transition-designing-for-a-world-in-flux/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231011
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231013
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SUMMARY:Chicago Build Expo 2023
DESCRIPTION:Attend Chicago Build Expo (Oct 11-12\, McCormick Place)\, the largest construction & design show in the Midwest supported by the Governor of Illinois and Lori Lightfoot. \nThe show features 25\,000+ AEC and real estate professionals\, 400+ high-profile speakers across 12 conference tracks and AIA CES approved workshops\, 250+ exhibitors\, Architects Hub\, multiple business networking opportunities and the Midwest’s biggest Festival of Construction with entertainment and live music. \nFor more information\, visit www.chicagobuildexpo.com
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/chicago-build-expo-2023/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230724
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SUMMARY:AIAS GRASSROOTS 2023
DESCRIPTION:AIAS Grassroots Leadership Conference\nUN | REST\n— \nJuly 20 – July 23\, 2023 \n\nrest – focus on mental health\, positive culture\, taking care of each other\, architecture that heals\nunrest – advocacy\, change\, disruption\, justice\, dedication \nRest and unrest demonstrates a dichotomy that exists within architectural education and celebrates the balance that we all aim to find. Celebrating rest means celebrating mental health\, positive culture\, taking care of each other\, and architecture that heals. Celebrating unrest means celebrating the advocacy\, change\, disruption\, justice\, and dedication needed to push our profession forward. \nThe dynamic between rest and unrest is not only about health and advocacy; it is also a celebration of passion. Architecture students are relentless in their pursuits of design\, leadership\, and service\, and we want to encourage them to pursue every passion with both rest and unrest. \nThe theme intends to celebrate advocacy and change\, but we want to be clear that the AIAS does not support violence of any kind. Our organization has a legacy of championing progress\, and AIAS supports all forms of peaceful protest. The theme of Grassroots celebrates advocacy and change\, and we intend to continue this work throughout the coming year. \nAs famed civil rights leader and former Congressman John Lewis once said\, “nothing can stop the power of a committed and determined people to make a difference in our society.” \nFor more information and to register\, visit the full event page here.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/grassroots-2023/
LOCATION:Embassy Suites by Hilton Washington DC – Convention Center
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230623T180000
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SUMMARY:AIAS Quad Conferences - Informational Call
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an informational call where we will discuss programming requirements\, things you need to keep in mind\, and any other important information you may need in order to host a successful Quad Conference in 2024. Additionally\, this is a great time to ask questions! \nEach year\, regional conferences take place in the Midwest\, Northeast\, South\, and West Quads. These gatherings\, known as Quad Conferences\, are hosted by local chapters who have been selected to organize the event by their Quad. Themes vary based on the city\, local culture\, and topics of choice. \nQuad Conferences are a terrific way to meet other students in your region\, learn about architecture outside of the classroom\, and have a lot of fun! \nIf your Chapter is interested in bidding\, read through the Bid Packet linked below! The responsibilities for Quad Conferences have been reconsidered and shifted to alleviate pressure on the student planning teams\, and the bidding timeline has been condensed\, so please pay attention to the responsibilities page and the timeline. \n BID PACKET\nNote: South and West Quads will be bidding for conferences that occur in Spring 2024\, while Midwest and Northeast Quads will be bidding for conferences that occur in Fall 2024. There are recommended dates suggested by the AIAS National Office in the bid packet. If you have questions\, please reach out to Jody Allen\, Director of Programs and Education at jodyallen@aias.org.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-quad-conferences-informational-call/
LOCATION:Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230620T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230620T200000
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SUMMARY:AIAS JUNE 20TH NATIONAL TOWN HALL
DESCRIPTION:Join President Cooper Moore and Vice President Nicole Bass on Tuesday\, June 20th for the National Town Hall! Show up with comments\, questions\, and concerns regarding the state of the AIAS.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-june-13th-national-town-hall/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230605T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230606T130000
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SUMMARY:Conference on Housing\, Land\, and Property in Crisis Contexts
DESCRIPTION:The first U.S. conference on Housing\, Land\, and Property (HLP) in Crisis Contexts is planned with Howard University’s Department of Architecture and will be hosted at Howard University in Washington D.C.\, USA on June 5th and 6th (9am – 1pm ET). The conference will bring together academia\, donor organizations\, the private sector\, the United Nations and International Organizations\, and global NGOs to discuss HLP issues faced by people and communities after conflicts and disasters worldwide. \nAdmission is free and there will be additional free trainings on both afternoons on housing land and property rights in crises. \nThe purpose of the event is to share experiences and practices relating to HLP issues faced by displaced and at-risk communities to build a community of practice and identify steps forward. Initially convened by internationally focused humanitarian and development organizations\, this conference will also look at HLP with marginalized and indigenous communities in the United States to share learnings with colleagues working internationally. \nWhile participation will mainly be in person\, plenary sessions will be streamed online. \nA link to access the event online will be posted here ahead of the conference.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/conference-on-housing-land-and-property-in-crisis-contexts/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230508T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230509T170000
DTSTAMP:20261008T183413
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SUMMARY:AIA Seattle's Virtual Climate Summit
DESCRIPTION:AIA Seattle is hosting their 2023 (Virtual) Climate Summit: Decarbonization for Health Equity & Community Resilience online May 8-9 (9am-2pm PT both days)\, and we hope you’ll join us! Through examining 1) air quality and the right to positive health outcomes; 2) adaptive reuse strategies\, the circular economy\, and electrification; and 3) case studies demonstrating what “good” looks like through responsible building in projects and practice\, this year’s thought leadership summit will take a systems-approach to explore high-impact decarbonization strategies that nurture our communities and ecosystems.   \nVisit the event page to learn more and purchase a pass (price varies / FREE for students) for discounted access to both days of programming (8 LU/HSW). Once announced\, single session registration will be available for the keynote presentation on May 8\, 9-11am PT (2 LU/HSW). Reduced rate / scholarship options are available.  \nTime listed in the details below is ET.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aia-seattles-virtual-climate-summit/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230419T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230419T133000
DTSTAMP:20261008T183413
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SUMMARY:NAVFAC NW Informational Session and Panel
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesday\, April 19 to talk with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Northwest (NAVFAC NW) about who they are and the types federal architecture work they do. During the session\, there will be a panel discussion to hear the experiences from federal architects and designers!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/navfac-nw-informational-session-and-panel/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230418T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230418T120000
DTSTAMP:20261008T183413
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230328T190804Z
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SUMMARY:AIAS APRIL 18TH NATIONAL TOWN HALL
DESCRIPTION:Join President Cooper Moore and Vice President Nicole Bass on Tuesday April 18th for the National Town Hall! Show up with comments\, questions\, and concerns regarding the state of the AIAS.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-april-18th-national-town-hall/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230417T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230417T143000
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SUMMARY:AIAS APRIL COUNCIL OF TREASURERS
DESCRIPTION:The Finance Committee will be hosting the third Council of Treasurers meeting on April 17th at 12pm ET. Hear from your fellow treasurers\, meet the committee\, and let’s chat about chapter finance! \nFINANCE COMMITTEE\nChair: Nicole Bass\, AIAS\, NOMA\, Assoc. AIA | 2022-2023 AIAS Vice President\nBoard Liaison: Ethan Sandburg\, AIAS | 2022-2023 AIAS Midwest Quad Director\nStaff Liaison: Larry H. Hoffer | Executive Director \nMembers:\nShannon DeFranza\, AIAS\, NOMA\, Assoc. AIA | 2022-2023 AIAS Past Vice President\nJulia Andor\, AIAS | 2023-2024 AIAS Vice President-Elect\nLauren Maloney | University of Kansas\nJade Marielle Giron | NewSchool of Architecture & Design\nSaad Yaish | An Najah National University\nAdan Hernandez | University of Texas Arlington\nQasem Nimer | An Najah National University\nIvan Mota-Sanchez | Ball State University\nKai Smith | Oklahoma State University
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-april-council-of-treasurers/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230406T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230406T130000
DTSTAMP:20261008T183413
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SUMMARY:THRIVE Webinar - Galvanize Your Campus: Core Webinar by American Galvanizers Association
DESCRIPTION:The Galvanize Your Campus: Core Webinar introduces students to the basics of hot-dip galvanized steel. For more than 100 years\, hot-dip galvanizing has been a mainstay of North American industry. Used in various applications in some of the harshest environments\, hot-dip galvanizing combats corrosion throughout the world. Though corrosion resistance is inherent any time galvanizing is used\, more specifiers select hot-dip galvanizing now for other reasons including lowest initial and life-cycle cost\, durability\, longevity\, versatility\, sustainability\, and aesthetics. This course will examine the hot-dip galvanizing process as well as other zinc coatings\, and detail the intrinsic benefits galvanizing provides. \nThe American Galvanizers Association is also having a drawing to give away a $100 VISA gift card. Register and attend the webinar to be eligible for the drawing! \nRegister here. \n  \nFor more information on the American Galvanizers Association\, visit their website.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-webinar-galvanize-your-campus-core-webinar-by-american-galvanizers-association/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Boston Beaux Arts Ball
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate the end of a successful year of architecture school with your peers at Boston-area architecture schools! This Beaux Arts Ball is the second-annual Beaux Arts Ball\, happening on April 1 from 7:30 to 10:30 PM EST in Seaport in Boston. The event will take place at the District Hall on the waterfront. This event is open to both undergrad and grad students! We hope you will be joining us for the Ball!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/boston-beaux-arts-ball/
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SUMMARY:2023 Northeast Quad Conference - “SP[ARCH]” - Marywood University
DESCRIPTION:There is nothing quite like visiting a place of history\, somewhere embedded in its own culture\, to spark a curiosity and interest to learn. Architecture in these locations act as a physical embodiment of a time long gone that can bridge the gap between the seemingly obsolete and present day. The name SP[ARCH] grounds us in the sense of originality and revival\, a flash of light highlighting the success of Scranton’s most prominent moments in industrial history\, then burning consistently throughout the years in the hearts of the people who live here. The successes of Scranton still glow from the day the forges were lit and the electric lights and trolley earned it the title “Electric City.” Through this conference we hope to investigate these timeless legacies and learn to carry their light within us\, shining a new perspective on the future of architecture. \n\nSP[ARCH] will host students at Marywood University and offer programming within downtown Scranton. This conference will explore the historic origins of Scranton born from iron\, coal\, and steam\, to electricity and beyond. Scranton was birthplace and home to a young Jane Jacobs\, a predominant architectural advocate for higher density in cities\, short blocks\, local economies\, and mixed uses. We are excited to share this rich history of Scranton\, our city\, to the Northeast Quad through local firm tours\, historic and cultural city tours. Additionally\, we have exciting studio workshops planned to cover 3D printing\, design build challenges\, birditecture\, and a live K-12 workshop with the students of Nativity Miguel. Finally\, attendees will be invited to attend a career expo with business professionals\, our annual Beaux Arts Ball\, and informal Council of Presidents meeting.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2023-northeast-quad-conference-sparch-marywood-university/
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SUMMARY:2023 South Quad Conference - “Revival” - Savannah College of Art & Design
DESCRIPTION:Since it was first laid out in 1733 on a high bluff overlooking the Savannah River by General James Edward Oglethorpe\, the act of preservation has cast a new light on Savannah. The value of preservation has shown tourists and locals alike the beauty of Savannah and its culture\, which is true to the people who lived there many years ago. Savannah and its unique city plan\, from street preservation to architecture\, have become a hallmark of planning and sustainable urban growth\, earning it the moniker “Forest City of the South.” A stroll through Savannah reveals a diverse building tradition spanning three centuries of architectural history. As a result\, historical architectural preservation has evolved into a model concept that can extend beyond the revitalization of a building to include the sustainability of architecture and cities. \n\nOver 1\,000 students study Architecture\, Architectural History\, Furniture Design\, Historic Preservation\, Interior Design\, and Urban Design at the SCAD School of Building Arts. Clark Hall\, initially named Eichberg Hall\, built in 1887 for the Central of Georgia Railroad and re-inhabited by SCAD as a cutting-edge facility for studying the building arts\, houses the School of Building Arts. As a result\, the history of Savannah and SCAD is founded on preserving and revitalizing structures while retaining their original beauty and essence. \nWhen we leave Savannah\, the topic of preservation shapes our thinking and goal of restoring the virtues of preservation and the purpose of a place. Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District is an unrivaled setting for architectural studies. The city’s extensive urban plan and diverse architecture are admired by architects and planners worldwide. Savannah and the surrounding region provide a learning environment that informs the SCAD architecture curriculum through exposure to the urban scale and contextual design and an awareness of the personal scale and relationship between the pedestrian and the city. Students live\, work\, and play in Savannah\, one of the United States’ most extensive National Historic Landmark Districts. SCAD has restored nearly 60 historic buildings in the city\, which are now filled with art\, beauty\, and technology for students to use as a source of insight and inspiration. Outside the university\, students work on regional projects\, gaining real-world experience while balancing business demands\, local priorities\, sustainability\, and heritage value.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2023-south-quad-conference-revival-savannah-college-of-art-design/
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SUMMARY:2023 West Quad Conference - “Extremes” - Arizona State University
DESCRIPTION:Just like the fiery rebirth of the mythical symbol\, Phoenix\, Arizona has been at the forefront of growth\, speed\, and innovation in the southwest after a period of extreme transformation in a scorching environment. It was largely an agricultural state until the 1960’s when it started to see massive urban growth that reflected the “american dream”. Automobile centric development\, sprawl of single family structures\, and new industries began to mold the valley into a place fit for urban development and commercial investment. This led to a boom in sporadic and ill-planned urban sprawl\, in an already challenging environment. Today designers all over the area have begun rethinking and reshaping the way that we build and use our spaces with the environmental conditions as a driving factor for change. \n\nThe theme of this conference is based on the architectural and urban challenges that Arizona faces as one of the hottest states in the U.S. Confronted by 111 annual days of triple digit heat\, a continuing water crisis as population booms\, and a 454% increase in heat related deaths since 2014\, the crisis is\, in fact\, here. Although it is one of the hottest locations\, in the next 30 years\, many other cities will be faced with the same challenges. So the “Extremes: Urban Adaptation and Innovation” conference will serve as a warning sign\, a display of experimentation\, and innovation in dire circumstances in the land of scorching growth.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2023-west-quad-conference-extremes-arizona-state-university/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230309
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SUMMARY:2023 Midwest Quad Conference - “RE-imagine” - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
DESCRIPTION:As architects\, imagination is the bedrock of our soul. Our innate longing is to envision a better built environment for our community and the entire world. Architecture has the power to impact everyone at a fundamental level: from the basic need for shelter to the emotional symphony of form. We learn from architects of the past to create beauty never before seen or experienced. \nIn a world of ever-changing variables such as population growth\, diminishing resources\, economic struggles\, and health crises\, we are entrusted with the responsibility of bringing hope to the world through our designs. As architects\, we must decide how to move forward; we must inspire the world to continue to imagine and thrive. \nHow can we maintain the history of our home while embarking on a new chapter? How can new materials produce a new conception of structure and form? How can we re-define the use of a building so that it is utilized to its fullest? How can we protect the beauty of architectural design in a world that seeks pre-fabrication and ease? This is the power of re-imagination. \n\nRe-imagine is a continuation of the AIAS mission to stabilize after the pandemic and encapsulates today’s essence of architecture within Milwaukee\, Wisconsin. With the completion of the world’s tallest mass-timber building\, the new design of the Milwaukee Public Museum which will break ground in 2023\, and the city’s rich\, multicultural history\, Milwaukee exemplifies the way history can help the re-imagination of the future. Through firm and landmark visits\, cultural experiences (and GOOD FOOD!)\, lectures\, networking opportunities\, and workshops\, our UW-Milwaukee Team hopes to provide the Midwest with the resources to re-imagine their communities to improve the future!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/2023-midwest-quad-conference-re-imagine-university-of-wisconsin-milwaukee/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230220T120000
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SUMMARY:AIAS FEBRUARY COUNCIL OF TREASURERS
DESCRIPTION:The Finance Committee will be hosting the second Council of Treasurer meeting on February 20th at 12pm ET. Hear from your fellow treasurers AND FBD Directors on how they tackle fundraising and project budgets. Hear and discuss some tips and tricks from finance connoisseurs. \nFINANCE COMMITTEE\nChair: Nicole Bass\, AIAS\, NOMA\, Assoc. AIA | 2022-2023 AIAS Vice President\nBoard Liaison: Ethan Sandburg\, AIAS | 2022-2023 AIAS Midwest Quad Director\nStaff Liaison: Larry H. Hoffer | Executive Director \nMembers:\nShannon DeFranza\, AIAS\, NOMA\, Assoc. AIA | 2022-2023 AIAS Past Vice President\nJulia Andor\, AIAS | 2023-2024 AIAS Vice President-Elect\nLauren Maloney | University of Kansas\nJade Marielle Giron | NewSchool of Architecture & Design\nSaad Yaish | An Najah National University\nAdan Hernandez | University of Texas Arlington\nQasem Nimer | An Najah National University\nIvan Mota-Sanchez | Ball State University\nKai Smith | Oklahoma State University \nMeeting ID: 818 5187 1506
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-february-council-of-treasurers/
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SUMMARY:Coffee with the Council - Cities and Travel Talk
DESCRIPTION:The AIAS Council of Global Representatives has the honor to invite you to its first event of the year: \nCoffee with the Council – Cities and Travel Talk.\nDate: Sunday February 19th\, 2023.\nTime: 7h30 PM (GMT+2) / 12h30 PM (ET) \nWhat to expect?\nGames and fun discussions that would make you travel from your seat! \nWhat to bring?\nYour favorite beverage and beautiful smile! \nSee you then!
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/coffee-with-the-council-cities-and-travel-talk/
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SUMMARY:THRIVE Webinar - The Art of Daylighting
DESCRIPTION:Join the Sustainable Futures Task Force and Mary Guzowski-Lindbeck from the University of Minnesota for a session on the Art of Daylighting.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/thrive-webinar-the-art-of-daylighting/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230212T120000
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SUMMARY:Freedom by Design - Fireside Chat: Partners in Design
DESCRIPTION:Join the FBDAC in a conversation talking about finding projects in your community. We will be talking about different types of projects and partnerships we have seen over the years to help spark conversation and kick start your path to designing for your community. Come share your experiences in FBD and in finding projects or come and ask questions to the FBDAC and your peers. We invite anyone who would like to share their experiences or whoever is interested in the conversation! \n  \nSunday\, February 12\, 2023\n9AM PST | 12 PM EST
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/freedom-by-design-fireside-chat-partners-in-design/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230209T160000
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SUMMARY:AISC PRESENTS - Thrive Webinar Series - Requisite Autonomy to Revivify the Master Builder
DESCRIPTION:This event is over\, but you can watch the full video below: \n \n  \nJoin us for another THRIVE webinar Watch Party on February 9\, 2023\, at 4:00 pm EST with AISC featuring Stan Carroll’s design and fabrication process using computational methods: \n  \nRequisite Autonomy to Revivify the Master Builder\nDecades of diverse professional experience as an architect\, fabricator\, and sculptor have been a fertile training ground for Stan Carroll in revivifying the 21st-century Master Steel Builder through digitization. The three contributing mindsets include 1) Having an unyielding excitement and dedication to the detail of tectonics. 2) Effectively managing the less glamorous aspects of each project; 3) Developing skills as a hands-on builder\, digital modeler\, and digital fabricator. In this presentation\, Mr. Carroll will expose the critical connections to the design of complexity through pragmatic detailing\, digital methods\, and necessary iterative prototyping in a 21st-century digital workflow. \nAbout Stan Carroll \nLiving and breathing a digital 3D design-centric career that stretches well beyond the typical domain of an architect and deeply into advanced computational design and digital fabrication\, Carroll\, a 25-year architectural practitioner\, regularly has tested the limits of form and function under the name of Beyond Metal since 1998. His work spans from the design phase to the hands-on fabrication within the domains of furniture design\, building design\, urban place making\, and large-scale public art. \nIn 2009 Carroll’s design process was transformed by a seemingly trivial decision to learn computer coding. This decision ultimately redefined his firm and career path in a most profound way. Computational methods provide access to vastly more complex 3D forms previously inaccessible with 20th-century tools. \nFor the past ten years\, Carroll has taken advantage of the newfound computational methodologies in a variety of groundbreaking teaching methods and works of public art. Highlights include his role as co-designer on the award-winning\, 198 feet tall\, SkyDance Pedestrian Bridge in Oklahoma City and his current work as principal designer of the Doris Miller Memorial in Waco\, Texas. At the heart of this memorial is a stainless steel wall that advances the geometrics of modern construction systems. \n  \nAlso\, you can watch the previous webinar\, “Architecture and Hybrid Structures: Maximizing the Benefits of Structural Steel and Wood Floors” on the AIAS YouTube channel! AISC offers free Steel Conference registration\, student member discounts on seminars and publications\, a free digital subscription to Modern Steel Construction\, and much more. Join for free today at aisc.org/ed-membership! \n  \nThank you to our Sponsor:
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-thrive-webinar-series-requisite-autonomy-to-revivify-the-master-builder/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230207T190000
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SUMMARY:AIAS FEBRUARY 7TH NATIONAL TOWN HALL
DESCRIPTION:Join President Cooper Moore and Vice President Nicole Bass on Tuesday February 7th for the first Town Hall of the new year! Show up with comments\, questions\, and concerns regarding the state of the AIAS.
URL:https://www.aias.org/event/aias-february-7th-national-town-hall/
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