Images from the AIA Europe Pool at Flickr
The 6th edition of the Renewable Energy Exhibition (Salon des Energies Renouvelables) occurs 19-21 June 2008, Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles.
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A new requirement calls for 4 of the 18 AIA/CES hours to be related to “sustainable design” (SD), the definition of which is being determined by the AIA Continuing Education Quality Assurance Panel (CEQAP). This requirement is specified to run from 2009 through 2012, at which time, the Board will evaluate whether to extend it.
This continuing education requirement is independent of any state licensure requirements. (Texas has enacted a sustainable-design continuing education requirement in April 2008.)
The decision, taken in March by the AIA national Board of Directors, will not increase the total learning-unit requirement (18 hours, 8 of which must be on health, safety, and welfare topics).
AIA Continental Europe will ensure that continuing education programs qualify for SD learning units.
—Dominique Tomasov Blinder, ContEd committee chairLabels: announcement, CES
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The AIA Committee on Architecture in Education (CAE) invites you to attend Schools in a Flat World, a conference exploring cutting-edge, globalized approaches to school design and project delivery in a changing world. This international gathering will attract distinguished architects and school building professionals from across the globe to share their best practices and case studies.
Labels: aia knowledge communities, CES, event, northern europe
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Among the useful features of Flickr (aside from saving Richard some minutes and the Chapter some bandwidth) is the ability to add notes. Scroll over these two images for notes on those pictured. Follow the AIACE photo stream or add to the AIACE image pool for more images from Athens and other Continental Europe events and members.
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The 2008 ENHR Conference will be held in Dublin from 6th- 9th July and is being organised by University College Dublin School of Applied Social Science and The Centre for Housing Research.
The conference theme is Shrinking Cities, Sprawling Suburbs, Changing Countrysides. The conference will address various issues relevant to this overarching theme in both urban and rural locations. Plenary sessions will address current debates on topics such as balancing regional development, urban and rural development, socio-spatial segregation, new suburban communities, the role of immigration and tourism, developments in post socialist societies, as well as issues which are specific to rural areas.
—via UrbanicityLabels: northern europe
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Join the AIA Committee on Design in conjunction with the AIA Historic Resources Committee and the Danish Architecture Centre for a conference celebrating Danish modern architecture and design. Come experience one of the most livable cities in the world and learn about its legacy of modern architecture and design.
Additional information for Danish Modern: Then and Now and online registration for Institute members — or use the registration form.
Labels: CES, event, northern europe
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