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Early registration for the AIA UK Scotland Excursion expires at midnight on 11 August. Register now and save 50GBP.
Posted at 15:13 CET
The early-bird discount for the 17-19 September 2010 AIA UK Scotland Excursion has been extended to Monday, 8 August.
Posted at 23:33 CET
@AIAUK is organizing an AIA/CES tour of Edinburgh and Glasgow, to be held from 17-19 September 2010. The cost is £149 each for AIA members and their partners and £199 for non-AIA members. There is an early-bird discount price of £99 and £149 respectively before 31 July. The registration fee includes the dinner on Saturday evening, guided tours, and the cost of coaches.
Attendees must arrange travel and accommodation. See aiauk.org/scotland for registration.
—Lester P. Korzilius, AIA, RIBA, United KingdomPosted at 21:21 CET
Now in its fourth year, and following the success of last year’s Space at Home, the RIBA Research Symposium 2009 Changing Practice turns its attention to the subject of the profession itself at a time when architects have had to look at and question the ways in which they operate.
The keynote will be delivered by Anne Lacaton of Parisian practice Lacaton and Vassal, winner of the 2008 French Grand Prix National de l’Architecture, best known for their projects that extend the social and economic frontiers of architecture.
—via Marga Jann, AIAPosted at 22:29 CET
Lester Korzilius, the lead organizer for Urban Renaissance Manchester continues to provide updates to the program as the final details fall into place. While not guaranteed to be updated on the fly, attendees with web access on the ground in Manchester might also be interested in the detail provided on the AIACE events calendar (direct link to Google calendar).
Labels: CES, event, london/uk, northern europe
Posted at 19:06 CET
For those people coming up to Manchester early on Saturday morning it is possible to proceed directly to the 9am Lecture and Building tour at the University of Manchester MIB. The building is approximately 5 minutes from Piccadilly Station. Directions on how to get directly from the train station to the MIB — PDF | Google map. A Saturday-Sunday registration provides up to 12½ continuing education credits.
Labels: CES, event, london/uk, northern europe
Posted at 12:51 CET
Registrations are being accepted for the 23-26 April 2009 American Institute of Architects UK and Continental Europe chapters international architecture conference, Urban Renaissance Manchester.
Early registration ends 1 April. Event space is limited.
Labels: CES, event, london/uk, northern europe
Posted at 14:39 CET
While registration forms are being completed, potential attendees are encouraged to begin reviewing details for the 23-26 April 2009 AIA UK and AIACE international conference, Urban Renaissance Manchester. Registrations will be available for the Full Conference or a Saturday+Sunday option. A one day extension to Liverpool is offered for Monday. Pricing will be available with the registration form, available soon.
Labels: CES, event, london/uk, northern europe
Posted at 02:06 CET
Advance registration for the Design Excellence/Design-Build International Conference ends Friday (postcard; description).
Register online or download a registration form. Register by Friday, Septempber 7th, to avoid having to register onsite.
Learn from leaders in the industry through educational sessions and project tours about design excellence through design-build in the international marketplace.
Proposed topics:
Speakers:
Posted at 15:37 CET
AIA Continental Europe officers are planning a board meeting in conjunction with the Design Excellence/Design-Build International Conference in London, September 27-29. The likely meeting time is Thursday morning before the DB conference begins; the likley place is the RIBA headquarters. Final details are not yet available; all AIACE members are welcome to attend.
Labels: event, london/uk, meeting
Posted at 15:49 CET
Conference details are available for the September 27-29, 2007 International Design-Build Conference hosted at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Headquarters in London.
Direct links:
Posted at 15:38 CET
Chapter members might care to note work being done at the AIA/UK website. In a format similar to aiaeurope.org, Richard Anderson, AIA has spent the better part of a week tweaking the structure and content of the site.
While much of the site remains under construction, some important items are worth noting:
Posted at 14:55 CET
New and reviewed on the AIACE calendar:
Additional information on the Brussels conference is not yet available.
Labels: CES, event, london/uk, meeting, northern europe, switzerland
Posted at 15:21 CET
The AIA UK/London Chapter Annual Excellence in Design Awards is open to architects anywhere in the world for projects completed in the UK and for UK-based architects for projects completed anywhere in the world. The submission deadline is 5.00 pm GMT Wednesday 28 February 2007. Also being offered is The Noel Hill Student Travel Award, open for current students in UK universities. Winners (usually two) will share a £2,000 award for educational travel. See the AIA UK/London website for more information.
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