Title 24 Training Learning Units: 1.5 As part of an ongoing series in partnership with Southern California Edison, Okapi Architecture presents a 90 minute summary of the most recent changes to Title 24, discusses how to effectively utilize the Energy Code ACE website, and link architects to the statewide IOU Codes and Standards team who […]
Architecture in Healthcare Committee Open Mic Night 2018 Hosted By: CallisonRTKL Join us for the AIA|LA Healthcare Committee’s final event of 2018 – our Annual Open Mic Night. This is a chance for YOU, the audience, to have an opportunity to showcase your unique and most innovative work, either on the boards or recently completed, […]
AIA|LA & the ZeroSixty Accelerator presents... Entrepreneurship & Innovation in AEC You are invited to the Entrepreneurship & Innovation in AEC event Wednesday, December 12, 2018 from 7-9pm (doors at 6pm). The event is co-hosted by the AIA Los Angeles and the ZeroSixty Accelerator and will take place at the A+D Museum, located at 900 […]
Tour Church of Epiphany: The Oldest Episcopal Church in Los Angeles Originally Designed By: Ernest Coxhead (1887) Re-Designed By: Arthur Benton (1913) Preserved By: The Epiphany Conservation Trust and Escher GuneWardena Architecture Learning Units: 1 Health|Safety|Welfare One of L.A.’s historic treasures, the Church of the Epiphany in Lincoln Heights is the oldest Episcopal church in […]
2°C: An AIA|LA COTE Symposium on Climate Change Entering its second year, this day-long conference organized by the AIA|LA Committee on the Environment (COTE) features inspirational and energetic presentations that showcase architects leading the conversation on climate change. This is a page for ticket purchase, a complete overview of the day and speaker information […]
Understanding U.S. Work Visas & Requests for Evidence From the USCIS Learning Units: 1.5 The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has been sending out a lot of requests on additional evidence on many work visa cases that are affecting architecture and design firms. The Trump administration just also prompted USCIS to publish proposed […]
Getting to Scale: How can Los Angeles build more than 21,000 quality homes to reduce homelessness in less time? Los Angeles desperately needs affordable and supportive housing, but it is expensive and slow to bring new housing units online. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority found that the County needs to create at least 21,275 […]
AIA|LA & LAUSD: Curriculum Workshop Are you passionate about inspiring K-12 students to tomorrow's architects, engineers and designers? Do you have ideas for how to make learning about architecture and design more compelling and aspirational? Then please joins us for this workshop at LAUSD Headquarters, which will serve as an interactive forum to ensure the LAUSD […]
Tour Animo South Los Angeles, 2018 AIA|LA Design Award-Winning School by Brooks + Scarpa Associate Architect: Franco + Associates Structural: B&B Associates Civil: Kipust Engineering M/E/P: Hyle Engineering Contractor: Blackwell Construction The new Animo South Los Angeles School building came to replace the one destroyed during a massive fire that burned down half of the […]
Tour the New Pacific Visions Wing at the Aquarium of the Pacific Learning Units: 1.5 Designed By: EHDD Architecture Be one of the first to visit Pacific Visions, the Aquarium of the Pacific’s first major expansion, before it opens to the public on May 24, 2019. The 29,000-square-foot, two-story sustainable structure designed by San Francisco-based […]
