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AIA Dayton would like to welcome the following new members:
New Architect Members
Brian Albrecht, AIA, Prodigy Building Solutions, Dayton
Ryan Heitkamp, AIA, Garmann Miller Architects, Ft. Recovery
James Lenk, AIA, Passero Associates, Urbana
New Associate AIA
Grace Link, Assoc. AIA, Revival Design Collective, Coldwater
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FOOD * OPEN HOUSE* PRIZES * HSW CREDIT
May 25 @ Requarth Lumber
Date: Thursday, May 25, 2023
Location: Requarth Lumber, 447 E. Monument Ave., Dayton
Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM - Happy Hour and Open House
Presentation: Right Product for the Right Environment: Window & Door types,
Functions and Applications
Presenter: Kolbe Windows & Doors
Approved for 1.0 AIA CES HSW credit
This course will provide information on different types and functions of windows & doors. It will discuss how performance characteristics can be useful in specific applications. It will also cover design paradigms of larger units within the design/build industry, as more glass is used and larger units allow indoor living areas to extend to the outdoors. #KKRPRE01 – 1 LU/HSW credit
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Study for the ARE at the Coffee Shop Hop
Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2023
Location: Coffee Hub Centerville
450 N. Main Street, Centerville, OH
Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Come study for the ARE with some fellow AIA Dayton Early Professionals.
Click here to access the flyer for more upcoming Coffee Shop Hop dates. For questions please contact Bayleigh Hetrick: [email protected] or (248)805-3599.
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New Era of Hybrid Workspaces
Date: Thursday, June 1, 2023
Location: Zoom (Virtual)
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Speaker: Richard Benoit, Steelcase
Approved for 1.0 AIA CES LU; and 0.1 IDCEC General
Whether you’re figuring out your own workplace or designing for clients, this program is for you!
Findings from a global study of 5,000 people identify three key insights that are critical for a successful hybrid strategy and return to office. This course will identify what people value more now and how organizations need to change their workplaces to attract people back to the office. The course also explores why the workplace needs to draw inspiration from neighborhoods and how this can impact engagement, productivity, retention and culture.
Presented by AIA Cincinnati’s Academy and AIA Dayton.
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AIA Ohio Design Community Conference
Call for Presentations
June will be here sooner than you think! Don't procrastinate...submit your session proposal today! SUBMISSION DEADLINE: June 2, 2023
The AIA Ohio Design Community Conference, planned for Sept. 10-12, will bring together more than 200 members of the design community from across Ohio for three days of tours, keynote speakers, educational programming, and networking opportunities right in the heart of Columbus. The programming is intended to appeal to a broad range of AIA Ohio’s membership and allied professionals.
This Call for Presentations is a way for AIA Ohio to curate programs that are relevant, fresh, and innovative. Share the groundbreaking and practical ways you are addressing concerns that are relevant to architects and other design professionals in Ohio and beyond. We invite you to submit a proposal to present successful strategies, research, and experiences that advance design, the built environment, and the profession of architecture.
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A New Architecture Expo, Powered by AIA
The Architecture Expo is where future takes form. It’s where the AEC industry goes to see big ideas on display and for discovery, innovations, networking, and inspiration. And it has everything you need—connections, business relationships, knowledge, products, and services—to design a better world.
This year, the expo is bigger and better than ever! 500+ Brands are bringing a wealth of new products and materials and 60+ all-new expo credit sessions. There are more dedicated spaces for networking and connecting, like the new AIA NextGen Lounge, the AIA booth, parks, and galleries. The Block Party, interactive experiences, happy hours, wellness activities, and so much more are all part of this epic two-day expo, June 8–9.
See for yourself why attendees rank expo as a top three reason for attending conference. The entire AEC industry will be there to welcome you.
Start planning your A’23 experience.
For a limited time, save up to $100 on full-price registration with your AIA member discount!
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Small Firm Exchange News
Join Ohio’s Small Firm Exchange (SFx) representative Sarah Kleiner, AIA Cincinnati for a virtual SFx coffee chats where small firm leaders can engage with one another, discuss issues facing small firms today, and see what the AIA can do to support Ohio’s small firms. Virtual chats will take place 8:30-9 a.m. monthly—even months on the third Thursday, odd months on the third Tuesday.
The mission of the Small Firm Exchange (SFx) is to advance the mutual interests of architects practicing in small firms. SFx representatives connect small firm leaders in their local and state components to the national organization. AIA members practicing in small firms are encouraged to reach out to Sarah to discuss how the AIA could better support their practice.
The next SFx is 5/16 https://aiacincinnati.org/programs/events/051623-small-firm-exchange-ohio and 6/15 https://aiacincinnati.org/programs/events/061523-small-firm-exchange-ohio. Register for the calls to receive the virtual call information!
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Firm billings for March 2023
AIA's Architecture Billings Index, a leading indicator of nonresidential construction, is available to AIA members for free. Architecture firm billings improved slightly in March with a score of 50.4. Firms also reported that clients place at least moderate priority on outcomes related to issues of health, resilience, and equity.
Learn More Here
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A Free resource for AIA components and members
The AIA Trust Legal Network, a free member resource, is a searchable database to find experienced A/E construction lawyers by state. Enrollment is free for qualifying law firms. Encourage any A/E law firms not yet listed to enroll—or send their contact information to [email protected] for follow-up
Learn More Here
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Online Free CE Opportunities | | |
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Browse free courses for AIA members to support architects, design professionals, and architecture firms prepare for the future.
Learn More and Register
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If you prefer live, interactive continuing education but prefer the comfort of your office, studio or home, webinars may be the perfect fit for your CE needs.
Learn More and Register
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GreenCE offers live instructor-led continuing education webinars. The webinars can offer LEED Specific Hours, AIA HSW CE Hours, and ADA/Barrier-Free CE Hours.
Learn More and Register
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The 2023 Architectural League Prize for Young Architects + Designers Announces the Winners
The Architectural League of New York has announced the winners of its 42nd cycle of the Architectural League Prize for Young Architects + Designers. The theme for this edition of the competition was “Uncomfortable,” asking young designers to contemplate their position while wrestling with many uncomfortable responsibilities, like challenging traditional paradigms, dismantling architectural legacies, grappling with the costs of comfort, or responding to rising ecological concerns.
Read More: Arch Daily
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In the Heart of Manhattan, a Natural Wonder Arrives
I see the space, formally known as the Kenneth C. Griffin Exploration Atrium, as the body of a jellyfish or octopus, stretching its tentacle-like corridors in all directions. From every vantage point, the atrium displays a different chiaroscuro of daylight and shadow, urging the visitor to wander in search of what is hidden.
“You can let your curiosity lead you,” said Jeanne Gang, the architect whose Chicago-based firm, Studio Gang, designed the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation. The museum’s $465 million expansion opens on May 4.
Read More: Bloomberg
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The World’s 11 Most Beautiful Repurposed Buildings
Modern architects are undoubtedly under more pressure than their predecessors to prioritize sustainable design, which has resulted in some revolutionary eco-friendly architecture. But even with respect to the most energy-efficient buildings, it takes an average of 20 to 30 years to overcome (through efficient operations, such as the use of solar panels and temperature-regulating insulation) the climate impact of construction, per the National Trust for Historic Preservation. With environmental sustainability mirroring the zeitgeist of 21st-century life, it makes sense that creative new methods to repurpose buildings are being implemented across the globe.
Read More: Architectural Digest
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