Next to Lead inaugural cohort announced
Next to Lead, a pilot program in AIA association leadership, has launched its first cohort of “Visionaries.” In November, the group begins monthly online educational sessions, followed by project work in 2023. Reach out to congratulate the new cohort and show your support at upcoming events like Grassroots!
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A regional tour of climate risks
Join a climate scientist and developers of the US Climate Resilience Toolkit for a look at the expected climate risks for your region. We will introduce strategies for integrating climate risk into your design process during ten sessions, one for each National Climate Assessment region. Learn more >
EDspaces
This year's Certified Association Executive (CAE) fall conference is held at EDspaces—a dynamic classroom for architects, designers, administrators, and facilities managers in Pittsburgh. At EDspaces you'll partake in interactive workshops and sessions, tour inspiring facilities, and network with leaders determined to improve and transcend educational design norms. Register now >
The Climate of Public Architecture symposium
The Public Architects (PA) Knowledge Community is pleased to announce an in-person symposium that brings together practitioners and AEC industry professionals to discuss the critical issues facing the profession and environment. We are seeking presentations that will help establish an ambitious agenda for PA practice for 2022 and beyond. Submit by November 15. Submit now >
Design for energy
This session outlines a range of approaches design teams can apply to projects, from simple rules-of-thumb followed in every project to deep-dive analytical tools appropriate for the most challenging specialty projects—science labs. Earn 1 LU/HSW. Learn more >
CODAsummit: Art, Technology, and Place
CODAworx, the hub of the commissioned art economy, is a driving force in large-scale public art, often associated with architectural commissions. The upcoming CODAsummit, November 10-12 in Scottsdale, Ariz., will highlight the intersection of Art, Technology, and Place. This year’s online exhibition and webinars have attracted a broad audience of architects and allied members, and with your help, we could draw more.
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