9.3.10
AIACE on Twitter
TY to our +100 follows. AIACE members not following missed news of update to Istanbul CEUs: wow!
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23.2.10
Member discount on conference registration
The registration page for "Istanbul: Layers of history, culture, architecture" have been updated with FAQs, clarifying that non-members can receive the member discount when joining the AIA and-or AIA Continental Europe. See "Become a Member of the AIA and the Continental Europe Chapter" for more details.
Labels: CES, event, membership
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12.2.10
Istanbul conference sessions
Not yet registered for Istanbul: Layers of history, culture, architecture? Learn more about the AIA Continental Europe Chapter Meeting and Conference through expanded session abstracts.
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11.2.10
Istanbul conference early registration continues
The early registration period for Istanbul: Layers of history, culture, architecture has been extended to 5 March 2010.
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4.2.10
Spotlight on Istanbul
"Layers of history, culture, architecture" includes a sketching workshop, providing a unique and intimate element to the usual diverse program of this AIA Continental Europe Conference and Chapter Meeting.
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2.2.10
Istanbul conference early registration
Early registration for the spring 2010 AIACE chapter meeting and conference Istanbul: Layers of history, culture, architecture ends 11 February 2010. Save ?50 by registering now!
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5.1.10
2010 Istanbul Conference
Registration is now open for the spring 2010 AIA Continental Europe Conference and Chapter meeting, İstanbul: Layers of history, culture, architecture.
Labels: CES, event, international, southern europe
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3.1.10
Istanbul: Layers of history, culture, architecture
Registration for the spring 2010 AIACE chapter meeting and conference will open soon. In the meantime, please review the description and draft program.
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17.12.09
Sustainability in Ancient Italy
Earn 18 AIA/CES Learning Units in Sustainability in 1 week, 6-13 June 2010, on the Amalfi Coast.
In this specially designed on-site program, we will focus on sustainability practices used in ancient Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Naples as possible solutions to modern architectural and design issues.
For more information please visit the Continuing Education Courses advertisement of the AIA website or see the full program description and registration information from Italy Adagio. Any questions about the program should be directed to Daniel Lesnick, Associate Professor of History, Emeritus, University of Alabama at Birmingham.
An early sign-up discount is available until 15 January.
Italy Adagio (Tour Italy, Inc.) has been operating small group cultural tours to Italy for over 25 years.
—via Daniel LesnickAssociate Professor of History, Emeritus
(University of Alabama at Birmingham)
Italy Adagio
2021 21st Avenue, South
Birmingham, Alabama 35209
tel/fax +1-205-423-9982
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11.12.09
AIA Miami Travel Abroad Program
AIA Miami has extended the registration deadline for its Palladio Travel Abroad Program with the hope that a few AIA Continental Europe members can attend.
Receive 36 CEUs, enough for 2 years compliance, while spending 10 days in Venice, Vicenza and the Veneto, January 4-15, 2010. For more information contact Michelle Bilbao at AIA Miami, michelleaia@bellsouth.net. Space is limited to 20 — few places remain available.
The extended registration deadline is 17 December 2009. A link to the registration form is embedded in the program description.
—via Michelle M. Bilbao, MArch, Assoc. AIAProgram & Events Coordinator, tel. +1-305-448-7488Posted at 16:06 CET
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2.10.09
Reference material for Dubai
Documents provided by Steven Miller, AIACE conference chair for Dubai: The Survival Guide for Architects: Recession and Recovery, are available for download from the left side-bar of all AIACE pages for the Dubai conference and chapter meeting. Included are a plan of the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center, a welcome letter from Steven which includes details on conference logistics and a final program for print or reference on your portable electronic device. Copies of these documents will also be available at the AIACE reception on Sunday, 4 October.
Labels: CES, event, international, meeting
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20.8.09
4-6 October 2009, AIA International Conference, Dubai International Exhibition Centre
AIA members have until 3 September to register for Cityscape Dubai: World Architecture Congress, for the reduced price of $350. At least 18 CEUs will be available — 7 in sustainable design. Available hotels near the convention center have rooms starting as low as 115 euros.
Questions regarding registrations should be sent to register@iirme.com. In addition to the program of the World Architecture Congress, the AIA program includes a Continental Europe chapter meeting on Sunday afternoon, 4 October, a reception that evening, dinner on 6 October and an exclusive boat tour of the Palm Island on Wednesday afternoon.
For details and additions to the program as they become available, attendees are encouraged to consult aiaeurope.org.
Labels: CES, event, international, meeting
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10.6.09
4-6 October 2009, Dubai International Exhibition Centre
In association with the Cityscape Dubai: World Architecture Congress, the AIA International Region and the AIA International Committee, Dubai Conference Committee Chair Steven Miller, FAIA is pleased to announce the AIA Continental Europe Conference and Chapter Meeting, The Survival Guide for Architects: Recession and Recovery.
Labels: aia knowledge communities, CES, event, international, southern europe
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30.4.09
AIA Convention Webcast
I've just watched my first webcast from the AIA Convention in San Francisco. If you care to see and learn some amazing things or simply need learning units, and find yourself having missed Manchester and the AIA Convention, you owe it to yourself to give the webcast a whirl. Not only it is free (aside from your time) but you can have refreshments in the room if you like. You can even watch with your 3-year-old on your lap. Coziest AIA seminar ever!—Richard Anderson, AIA
I have a two-screen set-up and was able to watch the speakers in full screen while watching the slides on the second. The sound quality was great through auxiliary speakers (headphones were my second choice). While the streaming image — not the slides — suffered from some minor pixelation, it was very watchable. All this with a lower-than-average speed DSL setup in our little corner of West Virginia.
Registration is quick and easy and seminars run live through Saturday. For CET, the last seminar is a bit late but many are available for the afternoon and evening. On-demand (asynchronous) sessions will be available at a later date.
Labels: CES, convention, webcast
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21.4.09
Manchester conference schedule
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
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9.4.09
Saturday-Sunday attendees in Manchester
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
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7.3.09
The Architecture of the Courthouse: a Franco-American Retrospective 1991-2006
A conference, jointly organized by the University of Paris and the Harvard Graduate School of Design, intends to assess recent courthouse building programs in France and the United States and put their contribution to the evolution of judicial architecture into perspective. Continue reading...
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6.3.09
Sustainability and Building Renovation and Restoration
St. John International University, in collaboration with the New Hampshire Chapter of the American Institute of Architects present Sustainability and Building Renovation and Restoration: An International Conference, 16-17 April 2009 in Torino.
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5.2.09
Manchester conference registration open
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
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2.2.09
Urban Renaissance Manchester
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
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22.10.08
500 years of green roofs in Italy
Chapter president Steve Scamihorn, AIA writes about the highly regarded "mini-conference", New Architecture in Milan & Tuscany.
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6.10.08
Italy event: rendezvous maps
For those attending New Architecture in Milan & Tuscany, linked maps have been added to the program.
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15.9.08
New Architecture in Milan and Tuscany
The registration period for New Architecture in Milan & Tuscany ends Wednesday, 17 September. Register now if you wish to attend.
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1.8.08
October 2008 event
With a program which will earn 8 HSW AIA/CES learning units, Italy section director Esteban Cruz, Assoc. AIA, is pleased to announce the start of registration for New Architecture in Milan & Tuscany. Early registration ends 3 September; space is limited. With enough registrants, a chapter meeting will be planned for the Sunday morning following the event.
Labels: CES, event, italy, meeting
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25.6.08
Italy section mini-conference survey
Italy section director Esteban Cruz, Assoc. AIA, is developing an Italy section event/chapter mini-conference for 10-11 October 2008, New Architecture in Milan and Tuscany. In order to proceed (a minimum attendance is required to make the event successful), he seeks input from members to gauge likely attendance. Answers to the survey neither commit nor guarantee a place for those responding; registration will open at a later date.
Before 6 July, even if unlikely to attend, all members are kindly asked to complete this very short survey.
Labels: CES, event, italy, meeting
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19.6.08
CAE Helsinki conference: advance registration deadline approaching
AIA Members can save $100 by registering before Wednesday, July 2. Hotel reservations must be received by Wednesday, July 2, to receive the group rate.
Think Globally, Design Locally For Innovative Learning Environments
Globalization now affects every industry, as journalist Thomas L. Friedman illustrated in the bestseller, The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the 21st Century.
The AIA Committee on Architecture for Education invites you to attend Schools in a Flat World, a conference that will explore educational design solutions ranging from a small Arctic high school to a 100,000-student university in India.
- Tour schools that exemplify ground-breaking collaborative design and construction and rank among the world’s highest in student achievement
- Gain insights from distinguished designers from the Middle East, Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Australia, and Africa
- Make your own global connections with colleagues who share your passion for creating exemplary learning environments
- Stay a few extra days and explore nearby St. Petersburg; Stockholm; Tallinn, Estonia; or other areas of interest to you
- Register Today! Visit the Conference Web site for complete itinerary, registration, accommodations, and other event details.
Also…
AIA Danish Modern: Then And Now
31 August-4 September 2008, Copenhagen, Denmark
Presented by the American Institute of Architects Committee on DesignJoin your architectural colleagues and learn about the influence and impact of Danish design from the mid-20th century to the dramatic architecture of today. Seminar topics will include globalization, sustainability, preservation of Modernism, urban new town growth, and new materials.
AIA Masters of Light Study Tour in Rome
10-18 October 2008, Rome, Italy
Presented by the AIA Interfaith Forum on Religion Art and ArchitectureJoin the American Institute of Architects for a study tour of the world’s most significant religious capital. Attendees will experience first hand the masterworks of Bernini and Borromini, as well as those of such contemporary masters as Renzo Piano and Richard Meier.
Labels: aia knowledge communities, CES, event
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31.5.08
AIA board brings sustainability into CES requirement
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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11.5.08
Schools in A Flat World
September 10-13, 2008; Helsinki, Finland
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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Masters of Light
October 10-18, 2008; Rome, Italy
Join AIA IFRAA for Masters of Light: A Conference of the AIA Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art, and Architecture, a study tour of the world’s most significant religious capital. Attendees will experience first hand the masterworks of Bernini and Borromini, as well as those of such contemporary masters as Renzo Piano, Richard Meier, and Paolo Portoghesi. Guided by Dr. Donald J. Bruggink, Hon. MAIA, Hon. IFRAA, this conference presents a truly unique opportunity to explore Rome with other architects, clergy, artists, and designers.Labels: aia knowledge communities, CES, event, italy
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5.5.08
Danish Modern: Then and Now
Copenhagen, Denmark, 31 August-4 September 2008
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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18.4.08
Danish Modern: Then and Now
Still looking for CES credits for 2008 on the eastern side of the Atlantic?
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. Experience one of the most livable cities in the world and learn about its legacy of modern architecture and design. The four day conference will include lectures, tours, special events, and the opportunity to network with Danish colleagues.
Tentative agenda for Danish Modern: Then and Now, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Labels: CES, event, northern europe
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1.4.08
Euro 2008 lecture series
As complement to the UEFA Euro 2008, Daniel Herren, AIA, has been active in organizing a lecture series about stadiums: postcard (pdf), poster (pdf). The lectures are free and open to all. AIA members attending can earn self-reported LU’s.
Languages:
- French: 22.05.08, 29.05.08
- English: 05.06.08 (HOK)
- German: all others
Labels: CES, event, switzerland
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26.3.08
CES details for Athens
With the final work for CES credit completed, the program for Athens: Ecology + Environment + Architecture provides a learning opportunity for 18 LU's (10-13 April, plus 2½ for the Monday extension). All of the learning units will earn health, safety and welfare (HSW) credits.
Those already registered who participated in a survey to split into groups for parallel events with notice a change to the program on Sunday which might affect their choice of tours. A new survey to adjust this change will be available soon.
Conference space remains available for all registration categories except for students, who have responded in overwhelming numbers to their invitations.
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18.2.08
Athens conference linked
Recently appearing links for Athens: Ecology + Environment + Architecture:
- AIA Components’ Calendars of Events
- EPIConnection.org
- Continuing Education System - “Members”
- AIArchitect
- World Architecture News
Kudos go to the AIACE CES coordinator, Dominique Tomasov, AIA with Thom Lowther, Senior Director of Continuing Education Systems of the AIA and World Architecture News.
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8.2.08
Tall and Green in Dubai
Eighth World Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat's Congress 3-5 March 2008
The upcoming Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat’s (CTBUH) 8th World Congress, Tall & Green: Typology for a Sustainable Future, includes Ken Yeang, a keynote speaker for Athens: Ecology + Environment + Architecture.
Labels: CES, event, international
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13.1.08
Athens: Ecology + Environment + Architecture
Registration for the 10-13 April 2008 AIA Continental Europe International Conference and Chapter Meeting, "Athens: Ecology + Environment + Architecture", is now open. Early registration ends 13 February 2008. Conference organizing committee chair Elias Messinas, Int'l. Assoc. AIA notes:
The word is out in Greece at EuroCharity and Ecology-Salonika!
I was assured that [the conference] will be publicized in the next TEE newsletter. On 17/1, the newspaper where I write will have something on the conference & a press release will go out shortly before the 17th with Ecoweek activity and the AIACE conference. Also, magazines of architecture that are coming out later this month will contain information on the conference.
[W]e expect the AIACE conference to be on the UIA website and newsletter shortly. The same with the DETAIL e-newsletter this month.
In other words, the word is out! Let's get the registration online and let's start rolling!
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18.12.07
Athens: Ecology + Environment + Architecture
With a few details to resolve before registration opens, Elias Messinas, Int'l. Assoc. AIA of Ecoweek and AIA Continental Europe is pleased to provide a closer look at the upcoming chapter meeting and conference, Athens: Ecology + Environment + Architecture . Up to 17½ AIA/CES learning units (LU's) may be available for the program, plus an additional 2.5 for the Monday extension. Registration and hotel information (including the conference hotel) will be available at the start of the year. Please see the registration page for our starter list of questions — an email address is provided on that page should you have more.
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8.11.07
AIA/CES 2008 award for excellence
Evaluations for the 2008 Continuing Education System Award for Excellence gathers 13 jurors on 12 November 2007 in Washington, DC. Eight categories in three divisions are considered:
Chapters
- AIA chapter
- Affiliate organization chapter
Firms - Architectural firm
- Level I = Fewer than 100 employees
- Level II = 100 - 250 employees
- Level III = Greater than 250 employees
CES External Stakeholder
- Educational or professional organization
- Commercial organization.
- Internet Platform Provider
Dominique Tomasov, the Continental Europe Chapter CES coordinator, sits on the jury for the category of Architecture firms.
The mission of the AIA/CES Providers Program is to inspire and guide providers of continuing educational programs to consistently deliver quality lifelong learning activities for architects. The AIA/CES office will assist AIA/CES Registered Providers that demonstrate a commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in continuing education. The AIA/CES Guidelines for Educational Excellence address the CES Registered Provider's overall commitment to quality programming and delivery.—AIA/CES Providers Program mission statement
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5.9.07
Advance registration for London ends this week
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:
- International design-build competitions
- Public-private partnerships and international design-build project delivery methods
- The architect's changing role in the industry
Speakers:
- Zaha Hadid, Hon. FAIA, 2004 Pritzker Prize laureate
- Chris Wilkinson, Hon. FAIA, Wilkinson Eyre Architects
- Mike Hussey, Land Securities
- Harold Adams, FAIA, RIBA, RTKL Associates and 2007 Advisory Group chair, AIA International Committee
- Patrick MacLeamy, FAIA, Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum
- RK Stewart, FAIA, AIA president
- Sunand Prasad, RIBA, RIBA president
- Rebekah Gladson, AIA, DBIA president
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12.7.07
Design Excellence/Design-Build: An International Conference
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:
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2.7.07
April 2008 conference description
Elias Messinas, Int'l. Assoc. AIA and the Athens Conference Planning Committee are pleased to offer an early glimpse into the substance of the Spring 2008 Chapter Meeting and Conference, Athens: Ecology, Environment & Architecture. Look toward the the fall for information about the program and additional conference detail. Registration is expected to open in January, 2008.
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26.6.07
AIA events calendar europe
From the aia.org/events calendar…
| 7/9/07 - 7/13/07 | XVIIth International Congress of Aesthetics | Ankara , Turkey |
| 7/12/07 - 7/15/07 | First Euro Mediterranean Conference on Traditional Architecture | Barcelona , Spain |
| 9/27/07 - 9/29/07 | PALENC 2007 | Crete Island , Greece |
| 9/27/07 - 9/29/07 | International Design-Build Conference | London , United Kingdom |
| 10/1/07 | World Day of Architecture 2007 | Worldwide |
| 11/5/07 - 11/10/07 | BATIMAT 2007 | Paris , France |
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23.6.07
Continuing education and the self-report form
From the all-too-easy-to-overlook department: within the AIArchitect newsletter of 22 June 2007 is this helpful little gem: A Refresher on the Self-Report Form.
Labels: CES
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23.5.07
Turin event by Italy Section finalized
Italy Section Director Esteban Cruz, Assoc. AIA and Giuliana Barbano, Int’l. Assoc. AIA are pleased to present the final program for an Italy Section Event following the opening of the AIA Continental Europe exhibit in Turin. Scheduled for 16-17 June, registration by email is required by 31 May. See details in the description (PDF file, Word file). CES application work is underway in anticipation of 5 LU’s.
Turin is sometimes called “the little Paris” because it is very similar to the French capital.
The streets with well proportioned buildings, the arcades, the squares with statues in the middle, historical cafes famous for chocolate and tiny cakes, ancient bookshops, all its monuments make it a unique city.
It is situated on the western edge of the Pianura Padana, between two rivers, the Po and the Dora, and it’s a “magic” city, not only because of its esoteric tradition, but above all because it’s a city with a soul.
This cannot be described, you have to come and see it by yourself to understand, especially at sunset…
Legend identifies the Po with the Eridanus and tells that Turin was born where Phaethon fell into the Eridanus like a falling star.
His sisters, the Heliades, shed bitter tears of amber for him, and Zeus turned them into poplars and placed them along the banks of the Po, where their unfortunate brother had fallen.
—Best Regards, Giuliana Barbano, Int’l. Assoc. AIA
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26.4.07
Brussels conference program finalized
The final program of the 10-13 May 2007 AIACE conference in Brussels provides 16 CES learning units and ample opportunity to connect with chapter members, sponsors and guests. The chapter business meeting has been moved to Sunday afternoon to enable more members to attend — AIA Continental Europe relies on member input and volunteer hours for all of its programs and activities.
Charles Croigny, AIA, the member behind the Brussels conference, is offering a special conference registration option: attend Saturday and Sunday only for €200 (members and guests alike). Sharing the same fine value as a full registration, this two-day registration is tailored to encourage attendees who look for the chance to connect with the chapter and maintain a full work week.
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11.4.07
Architecture in Turin section event
Paired with the opening at the exhibit of work by AIA Continental Europe members on 15 June 2007, is this section event to explore the architecture of Turin. The one day (with possible second day still being organized) event includes a visit to a new project in Turin: the Institute of Biotechnology by architect Luciano Pia. Read more…
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1.4.07
Invitation to Brussels from Chapter President Hartnack
Karl Hartnack, AIA, 2007 Chapter President, extends his personal invitation for chapter members to attend this year’s Annual Chapter Meeting and Conference, 10-13 May in Brussels. While the UK/Design Build event in September provides some balance for this year’s nearby learning opportunities, only in Brussels will the Chapter hold its full annual meeting. High member attendance helps the Chapter establish a course for the year and beyond.
Karl notes…
This is an opportunity to:Karl Hartnack, AIA, 2007 President AIA Continental Europe
- experience the art and architecture of Brussels from Art Nouveau to Contemporary,
- enjoy the food, drink and atmosphere of Brussels and Antwerp,
- learn and earn up to 16 CES units at the most reasonable cost available,
- exchange thoughts and experiences with your colleagues from throughout Europe and many from the US.
For further information, please see http://aiaeurope.org/events/2007/Brussels/
And download the registration form (PDF) http://aiaeurope.org/events/2007/Brussels/form.pdf
Register early to save 50 Euros.
I look forward to seeing you all in Brussels!
Labels: announcement, CES, event, meeting
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22.3.07
Register early for Brussels conference, save 50 euros
While the AIACE web editor would like to think he has mastered the art of event-information publishing, items are missed and questions are asked. We have answers. And while no one has asked, take note to register for Brussels: Art Nouveau to Contemporary before 5 April 2007 and save €50 on registration (direct link registration form PDF).
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19.3.07
Organizers for CANCELLED Basel event no longer seek more participants
Architecture in Public-Private Partnerships: Bridging the Gap seeks additional participants to ensure its viability. Already planning to attend? Recruit a cohort. On the fence? Consider the museum scene compliment. No plans for that weekend? Think CES.
Labels: CES, event, switzerland
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7.3.07
Chapter conference, Brussels 2007: Art nouveau to contemporary
Details of the 2007 AIA Continental Europe chapter conference, Brussels: Art Nouveau to Contemporary are now available. Early registration ends 5 April 2007.
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28.2.07
Basel event registration
Space and time are still available to register for the Basel, Switzerland section event, Architecture in Public-Private Partnerships: Bridging the Gap, scheduled for Friday, 30 March 2007. The event organizers ask that registrations be received before 16 March. Attendees can expect to earn up to 6 CES credits (to be confirmed).
Labels: CES, event, switzerland
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17.2.07
2007 calendar views
New and reviewed on the AIACE calendar:
- Week: 23-24 February, Northern section event and chapter board meeting, Amsterdam
- Month: 30 March, Switzerland section event, Basel
- Season: 10-13 May, Chapter meeting and conference, Brussels and Antwerp
- Year: Tentative Dates! 27-29 September, AIA/UK Conference with AIACE, RIBA and the AIA Design-Build Knowledge Community, London, England
Additional information on the Brussels conference is not yet available.
Labels: CES, event, london/uk, meeting, northern europe, switzerland
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2.2.07
Basel event rescheduled
Last autumn’s Switzerland Section Event, Architecture in Public-Private Partnerships: Bridging the Gap, has been rescheduled for Friday, 30 March 2007. Maureen Reinertsen, AIA and Lee Luxford, Assoc. AIA (co-directors of the AIA Continental Europe Switzerland Section in 2006) anticipate an award of 6 CES LU’s for attendees at this Basel-based event. AIACE and SIA members are kindly asked to register before 16 March.
Labels: CES, event, switzerland
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25.1.07
Northern Europe section event in Amsterdam
Registration is open for the two-day (23-24 February) Northern Europe section event in Amsterdam, Netherlands: Design, financial and legal issues in renovations. Read the description, review the program, complete a registration . Marie-Jeanne van Engelen, Prof. Aff. (email address link in the description) and Northern Europe Section Director Gerry Meagher, AIA, are available to answer questions about the event. Registration is through the office of Gerry Meagher (as noted on the registration form).
Labels: CES, event, meeting, northern europe
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3.1.07
Northern Europe section event and board meeting
Marie-Jeanne van Engelen, Northern Europe Section Professional Affiliate member, is organizing a 2-day event in Amsterdam. In addition to a seminar on Friday, 23 February, the 2007 Chapter Board will hold their first meeting on 24 February, preceeding addtional event activites in the afternoon. Details regarding continuing education and registration will be conveyed when available. Description of the program →
Labels: CES, event, meeting, northern europe
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16.11.06
Continuing Education
Dominique Tomasov, CES Committee Chair, has this to share with the membership:
Dear Colleagues,
Before the year’s end many things are due, one being your Continuing Education credits.
You may view your transcript online to access your continuing education progressat http://www.aia.org/ces_m_default.
Please keep in mind that the credits for Udine will not show yet.
If you did not complete the mandatory number of hours required by either AIA or your State Board, there is still a chance to do some more hours before our next chapter program.
The following sites offer on-line courses, some of which are even free of charge.
—Dominique Tomasov Blinder
Upcoming AIA Continental Europe Chapter Section events which earn CES learning units are also being planned. Of note, “Architecture in Public-Private Partnerships: Bridging the Gap”, scheduled for Friday, 24 November 2006 will garner 6 learning units. Registration closes 19 November.
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28.10.06
November + Basel = CES
“Architecture in Public-Private Partnerships: Bridging the Gap” is a Switzerland Section event scheduled for Friday, 24 November 2006. Registration closes 19 November. The program is expected to yield 6 learning units.
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30.9.06
Continuing education program/section event in Basel
The AIA Continental Europe Switzerland Section, in cooperation with the SIA, presents a proposed program for a one day, two part continuing education event for November 2006.
- Date: Friday, 24 November 2006
- For: AIA Continental Europe - Switzerland and SIA (±50 people)
- Where: Dreirosenbrücke Nutzräume Vorland and Claramatte Park & l’Union, BS
Up to 6 continuing education learning units will be available (to be confirmed) as part of the full day program, 08h30 - 17h00. Read more in the draft .
Contact Maureen Reinersten, Co-director Switzerland Section for more information.
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