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AIA Public Architects PIA invites all professionals who work with public-sector
buildings to attend a training workshop May 7, the day before the AIA
2003 National Convention and Design Exposition, May 8–10 at the
San Diego Convention Center. Attendees will earn six learning units. Register
by April 11 to take advantage of the early registration fee ($320 on or
before April 11/$400 thereafter).
Mike Stepner, FAIA, FAICP, former city architect for San Diego, will
deliver the keynote address: “Architecture San Diego Style.”
Get the inside scoop on the city’s best sites and buildings to visit.
Stepner also will share his experiences in public service. Attendees will
then have their choice among a series of concurrent sessions:
9:45–10:45 a.m.
• Session 1A: “Defensible
Space—Dare Your Buildings to Be Safe and Attractive”
• Session 1B: “Sustainable
Design—A Tale of Two Cities: The Greening of New York and Seattle,”
Joyce Lee, AIA, City of New York, and Fulton "Tony" Gale III,
FAIA, City of Seattle, moderated by Daniel Williams, FAIA, AIA Committee
on the Environment
11:00 a.m.–noon
Session 2A: “Design-Build,”
by Charles Matta, AIA
Session 2B: “Caring for
the Child,” by Kevin Kelly, AIA, General Services Administration
12:30–1:30 p.m.
General Session: “Architects
in the Public Eye,” by Robert Magoon, AIA, president, Magoon &
Associates, and former chair, James City County (Va.) Board of Supervisors,
and Dale Masin, command architect, Air Force Material Command, and Greene
County (Ohio) school board member
2:00–3:00 p.m.
Session 3A: “Design Awards
Programs: How to Win Them and How to Establish Them,” by Tom Grooms,
AIA, General Services Administration, and David Duncan, Air Force Center
for Environmental Excellence
Session 3B: “Real Estate
Portfolio: How to Get the Best Deal,” by Michael O'Malley, AIA,
Department of Labor
3:15–4:00 p.m.
Best Practices Trade Table
4:00–5:00 p.m.
Closing Address: “California
Architecture and Its Public Schools,” by California State Architect
Stephan Castellanos, FAIA
The workshop registration includes lunch and complimentary registration
to the AIA 2003 National Convention and Design Exposition, May 8–10.
Visit the AIA convention site
to register online. To register by mail, use the Convention
Guide; look for “Public Architects (03)” on page 80.
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