Images from the AIA Europe Pool at Flickr
At the start of conference planning for 2014, the AIA Europe board considered that only London could serve as the bookend for Paris, creating what became a tale of two cities. Read coverage of that and more in the AIA UK Summer 2014 newsletter.
Labels: london_2014, news, uk
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AIA UK holds their annual summer gala on 22 July - AIA UK Summer Gala 2014.
Labels: announcement, uk
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Will you be in the United Kingdom on the 4th of July? Consider adding the 05 July - AIA UK Bicycle Tour to your itinerary. The tour will be led by Architect and Architecture Historian Benedict O' Looney, one of the guides from London | A tale of two cities, the recent joint AIA UK & AIA Europe conference.
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Richard Anderson shares a small collection of photos from London.
Labels: event, gallery, london_2014, uk
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AIA Europe member Bard Rama shares images from London —via Flickr: Bard Rama's Photostream.
Labels: event, gallery, london_2014, uk
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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
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AIA UK moves to a much different rhythm than AIA Continental Europe. Their early autumn is stacked with activity: the 2013 Bike Tour, a weekend excursion to Bath, and, yes, an ARE Structural Exam Prep Seminar.
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American Institute of Architects Robert Ivy, FAIA, AIA EVP/Chief Executive Officer, recounts his visit to the AIA Continental Europe and AIAUK Chapters in Take Five: Choosing Architecture, Again.
Labels: institute, lyon_2013, uk
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Although this year’s AIA United Kingdom Design Awards competition attracted the most submissions in its 18-year history, award recipients succeeded with a minimum of ornament and elaboration. Simple, strong designs, largely influenced by late-period Modernism carried the day. —via AIArchitect
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7-9 September, the Cambridge Excursion. Registration is open at the AIA UK website. Expect 12 continuing education credits.
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AIA UK continues with their series of successful weekend excursions with a weekend tour of Cambridge on 7-9 September 2012.
Included will be a guided tour of Cambridge, detailed architectural building tours, and presentations by architects who have worked in the city and surrounding areas. A gala dinner held on the Saturday evening.
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AIA UK presents a weekend tour of Oxford on 16-18 September, 2011. Early registration price of £99 ends 31 July. Price includes tours, guides, lunches, and the Saturday gala dinner. For more information and online payment, visit the AIA UK website — Oxford Excursion.
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AIA Europe members are invited to join the AIA UK chapter for the 17-19 September Oxford tour. AIA Europe members attend for the same price as UK members, £99 for the early-bird special.
The 2010 excursion in Scotland was had several AIA Europe members in attendance.
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Elizabeth Waters, 2011 AIA UK president, extends to AIA Europe members an invitation to the AIA UK Summer Gala at the member rate.
AIA Europe members should take note that all news posted at aiauk.org appears in the AIA Europe Twitter widget at aiaeurope.org — also available is an AIA UK RSS feed.
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28 February - 1 March 2011 | Chatham House, London | The Future of Cities 2011
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AIA UK is pleased to announce the launch a website redesign. The ex-webmaster has been looking under the hood and the new site is full of promise for internet goodness for years to come. Cheers!
Labels: announcement, uk
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AIA UK is organizing a weekend excursion to Edinburgh and Glasgow for 17-19 September. Highlights include building tours, lectures and social events. Continuing education credits will be available for earning. Please visit aiauk.org/scotland for ongoing updates.
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