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Mickey Jacob, FAIA, 2013 AIA President,Robert Ivy, FAIA, EVP/CEO, and Tina Litteral, Hon. AIA, 2013 CACE President, invite members to join them for a conversation about the progress of the AIA Repositioning Initiative.
All AIA members are encouraged to join and Mickey Jacob, FAIA, 2013 AIA President and Robert Ivy, FAIA, EVP/CEO for a town hall discussion on Repositioning, Friday, October 25, 1-2pm ET.
Register now > www.aia.org/townhall
Labels: institute
Posted at 08:11 CET
The AIA Women's Leadership Summit will have several sessions, including the Opening Keynote presentation available via live streaming online, Friday, October 25, 8:20a-11:15a MT. Pre-register online and earn up to 1.5 LUs.
Posted at 08:09 CET
In the first of a series of talks on different facade materials, Maurits Van der Staay, project architect of Central St. Giles by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, will speak about the conception, crafting, and construction of the building’s distinctive ceramic facades.
Read more about this AIA UK event.
Labels: CES, event, london, uk
Posted at 09:06 CET
AIA Europe has counted a number of members from Israel over the years and even a conference. As of 13 October 2013 it has been made official. Israel is now included in the territory of AIA Europe.
History geeks might know that the land which comprises Israel plus a portion of the Iberian peninsula were once part of the same territory. That does not include all of what this chapter calls the Southern Europe section, of which Israel is now part.
Labels: announcement, southern europe
Posted at 08:57 CET
Do you know an engaged AIA member who is part of the new international region of the AIA but not assigned to one of the international chapters — these are AIA UK, AIA Europe, AIA Hong Kong, AIA Middle East, AIA Japan, AIA Shanghai?
Jay Stephens, Hon. AIA, Esq has put out a call for "…committed volunteers able to help the new International Region develop into an active and effective part of the AIA, supporting members around the world and representing those members within the larger framework of the AIA."
Read more on the International Committee - AIA KnowledgeNet.
Labels: announcement, international
Posted at 08:44 CET
AIA Europe is pleased to welcome new members Nadia Anis AIA and William Sitton AIA of the United States, both joining the chapter as part of their Düsseldorf registration, plus Filippo Baldisserotto, Int’l Assoc. AIA of Russia.
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Posted at 06:52 CET
If you've registered for Düsseldorf | Urbanism and Architecture, please read this letter regarding a dress code.
Labels: CES, düsseldorf_2013, event, germany
Posted at 09:23 CET
All AIA members are encouraged to join and Mickey Jacob, FAIA, 2013 AIA President and Robert Ivy, FAIA, EVP/CEO for a town hall discussion on Repositioning on Friday 25 October, 1-2pm ET.
Register now at aia.org/townhall.
Labels: announcement, institute
Posted at 09:22 CET
A new self-service web application has been released for members to update personal information online.
Members can now sign into aia.org/myprofile to add or change contact information, provide much needed demographic information, update their education, professional licenses, career-track, and contact preferences. This new web form will help keep member data up to date, and save staff time at the component and national level.
We encourage all components to socialize this new service to their members, and provide direct linking to the profile from the component webpage. Members will also be able to access the profile page directly after logging in at aia.org home page using new navigation in the upper right-hand corner. An FAQ regarding the new page is available in in the Member & Component Support Resource Guide.
Labels: announcement, institute
Posted at 09:20 CET
AIA Europe sponsor Swisspearl Summer School Empower Shack is a two-week design and build workshop aimed at developing an innovative, replicable shack prototype for a site in Cape Town.
The program is a collaboration between Eternit (Schweiz) AG, the Brillembourg & Klumpner Chair of Architecture and Urban Design, the BLOCK research group at ETH, and South African NGO Ikhayalami (‘My Home’).
Using an actual property in Khayelitsha – the third largest township in South Africa – as a model, 24 international students and participants from the Department of Architecture at ETH Zurich will explore the complexity of living conditions in informal settlements, and the social role of architects in helping to address the economic, ecological and security challenges faced by residents.
The summer school is an initiative of Eternit (Schweiz) AG as part of a biannual program centered on the development of young architects in Switzerland.Learn more about Empower Shack ❒
Labels: international, sponsor, switzerland
Posted at 09:15 CET
The "Demystifying Fellowship" webinar series continues for those seeking more information about the submission process.
The AIA continues a series of Q&A sessions to help "demystify" the Fellowship submission process. While specific questions about individual submissions cannot be addressed, a general understanding of the jury and submission process, what the jury looks for, resources available, and much more are open for discussion. Call in information, is available in the "Helpful Tools" tab at www.aia.org/faia.
Labels: fellowship, institute
Posted at 08:47 CET
