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SUMMARY:AIAri\, Tremco and RWU Present: Sustainable Preservation Lecture Series at Taco Comfort Solutions
DESCRIPTION:{{taco}} \nMarch 23\, 2016\,Taco Comfort Solutions\, 1160 Cranston Street\, Cranston\, Rhode Island \nTriple Green: Green Building\, Green Products\, Green Culture \nProgram: \n4:00 pm       Tour Taco Comfort Solutions     \n5:00 pm      Lecture \n6:15 pm      Reception (light refreshments)  \nTour the newly rebranded Taco Comfort Solutions and understand how this innovative company architects green culture from the ground up. \nIn 2012\, the company opened a $20 million education center at its Cranston home.  This LEED Gold facility\, designed by Stephen Baker\, AIA\, IDA\, IDSA \, President of  Baker Design Group\, Inc. (BDG) in Boston\, added 24\,000 square feet of classrooms\, laboratories and a business center to Taco’s existing workforce development facilities. \nKnown as the Innovation and Development Center\, the space is fitted with the latest HVAC technologies – such as radiant heating and cooling and Web-based controls – so that employees as well as the professional community can learn about leading edge\, green technologies.   \nThe project is an excellent example of sustainable preservation and demonstrates the economic advantages of reuse\, reinvestment and retrofit of a historic structure. \nTaco is a third generation company. Soon to celebrate it’s 100 anniversary\, Taco was recently named one of Rhode Island’s top manufacturing success stories for leadership and strategy in Providence Business News. \nSpeakers: \nStephen E. Baker\, AIA\, IIDA\, IDSAStephen Baker is an architect\, designer\, planner and imaginative thinker who brings human-centered design to his work. Founder and President of Baker Design Group\, Inc. (BDG)\, Stephen has worked with some of the world’s foremost thinkers and award-winning firms\, leading projects and collaborative teams of architects and engineers to create museums\, aquariums\, educational centers\, global corporate headquarters\, hotels\, and master plan developments across the United States\, Italy\, Japan and Germany. \nRichard Medairos\, PE\, Taco Director of Engineered Products & Systems TrainingRIch Medairos has been involved in hydronics and commercial-buildings design for more than 40 years\, most of them as an independent consulting engineer. He was a principal consultant on the design of Taco’s new facility.  On the near-term horizon\, Rich sees unprecedented energy efficiency\, sustainability\, ease of operation\, and interior comfort  with the merging of system equipment\, components\, and terminal units; piped networks; high-efficiency\, reactive pumps; and building automation systems (BAS) with predictive controls. \nPlease RSVP to Sue Contente at scontente@rwu.edu  or call (401) 254-3683This event is the first event in the 2016 Sustainable Preservation Lecture Series sponsored by: \n{{rwu{{{{aiari-logo}}}}tremco}}
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/aiari-tremco-and-rwu-present-sustainable-preservation-lecture-series-at-taco-comfort-solutions/
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SUMMARY:Save the Date! A Community Conversation about the Future of the 6-10 Connector
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URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/save-the-date-a-community-conversation-about-the-future-of-the-6-10-connector/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160324T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160324T213000
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SUMMARY:AIGA RI: KnowHER Design Talks featuring Eniko Deri and Nora Demeczky
DESCRIPTION:Providence Public Library\, 150 Empire Street\, Providence\, RI 02903 \nThis year\, AIGA Rhode Island will be putting on the first ever KnowHER Design Talks. This series celebrates and highlights the strong female powerhouses who make up our design industry. \nEvery Thursday throughout the month of March\, one female designer will give a presentation on her work and her experiences.  \nOn the last Thursday of the month\, a panel discussion moderated by Debbie Millman\, will be held to discuss women in design.  \nWe want to expose all designers to the influential and inspiring female graphic designers in our creative community.  \nEniko Deri and Nora Demeczky are the owners of de_form\, a design studio in Budapest\, Hungary. They are known throughout the design community for their striking branding and editorial design.  \nRegister here.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/aiga-ri-knowher-design-talks-featuring-eniko-deri-and-nora-demeczky/
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CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160405T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160405T203000
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SUMMARY:Landscape Lighting 101
DESCRIPTION:The Lighting Shoppe at Crown Supply\, 26 Silver Spring Street\, Providence\, RI 02904 \n{{land2}} \nHighlights Include: \n• LED Technology• Lighting Design• Product Sourcing• Fixture Demo \nSteven Pilz\, RLA\, ASLA:LED Landscape Lighting Design Techniques Steven Pilz is a practicing Landscape Architect with a passion for light\, design and horticulture. He enjoys promoting a landscape lightingdesign that will transform a home’s nightscape into an inspiring work of art. An artfully designed decorative LED lighting collection added to an outdoor space oers bundles of exibility\, energy eciency\, long system life\, enhanced safety\, and a beautiful brilliant illumination of nighttime ambiance. As founder and president of Giovanni Design Assoc. Inc.\, Steve has over 30 years’ experience serving residential and commercial clients. He will collaborate with HINKLEY LIGHTING to oer simple tips and technology for a successful landscape lighting system. \nMust RSVP :Limited to the first 25 to RSVP \nWine & Hors d’oeuvres will be servedSeminar is FREE
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/landscape-lighting-101/
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CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160410T040000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160410T040000
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SUMMARY:Keeping History Above Water
DESCRIPTION:Newport Marriott Hotel\, America’s\, 25 America’s Cup Ave\, Newport\, RI 02840 \n{{khaw}} \n  \nKeeping History Above Water will be one of the first national conversations to focus on the increasing and varied risks posed by sea level rise to historic coastal communities and their built environments. This is not a conference about climate change\, but about what preservationists\, engineers\, city planners\, legislators\, insurers\, historic home owners and other decision makers need to know about climate change—sea level rise in particular—and what can be done to protect historic buildings\, landscapes and neighborhoods from the increasing threat of inundation. \nOver four days\, specialists from across the United States and abroad will share experiences\, examine risks\, and debate solutions with an emphasis on case studies and real world applications. Keeping History Above Water will approach sea level rise from a multi-disciplinary perspective in order to develop practical approaches to mitigation\, protective adaptation\, and general resilience. \nFor anyone concerned with preserving historic coastal communities\, Keeping History Above Water offers an opportunity to hear from leaders in the field\, participate in workshops on practical solutions\, tour threatened areas and structures in Newport and its environs\, and simply connect over this area of shared concern. \n  \nLET US KNOW YOU’RE INTERESTEDOnline registration is closed\, but you can purchase tickets at the conference registration desk\, beginning at noon on Sunday\, April 10th\, and each day of the conference\, thereafter.  \nPlease join the Facebook Page for Keeping History Above Water\, and send us a message about the days you are planning to attend.  \nOr email us at HistoryAboveWater@NewportRestoration.org  \nFor more information\, visit the FAQs \n 
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/keeping-history-above-water/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160414T040000
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SUMMARY:Lunch and Learn: Understanding the basics of concrete and crystalline waterproofing
DESCRIPTION:AIAri Windows on Architecture\, 158 Washington Street\, Providence\, RI 02903 \nUnderstanding the basics of concrete and crystalline waterproofing:•    Composition•    Durability•    Degradation•    Dampproofing vs waterproofing•    History of•    BenefitsHow crystalline waterproofing can improve facilities image and occupant’s well-being while reducing maintenance costsHow crystalline waterproofing can contribute to LEED pointsReview completed projects where crystalline technology was used to restore historical properties\, reduce moisture transfer through concrete\, and eliminate interior air quality issues. \nPresenter:   William D. (Bill) Armitage\, Watertite Sales-Owner\, Punta Gorda\, FL. \nWatertite Sales is a master sales representative for Foxfire Enterprises\, Inc. As a master sales representative\, the company has sales representation east of the Mississippi as well as Canada. In addition to Foxfire\, Watertite represents Miracote and their cementitious overlays in the Florida market.Background \nMost of my career was spent in the roofing industry\, primarily the commercial side. I started my career as a sales trainee for a large building manufacturer right out of college. My experience in sales\, marketing\, and management gave me a great education. After 10 years with a manufacturer\, I moved on to the distribution side of the roofing business\, I decided after 5 years with a distributor\, to start my own distributor/representative company. \nI owned several companies\, gathering leadership and sales awards along the way. I had the privilege of sitting on both Carlisle\, and Firestone’s advisory councils. A chance meeting 8 years ago with George Kubala owner of Foxfire Enterprises\, Inc. changed my pathway from roofing to concrete. Foxfire produces crystalline products to densify and seal concrete. Since the majority of the concrete waterproofing market was membrane oriented\, the challenge was to get the specifier to recognize non-membrane sealers as a legitimate method of waterproofing masonry surfaces. The challenges have been great since their a few if any testing criterion for non-membrane type products\, plus we rely on word of mouth advertising. \nOfferingWhat I offer is a clear understanding of what concrete is\, why it works\, and why it fails. I discuss the alternative to membrane type waterproofing\, that of integral waterproofing. Integral waterproofing is over 70 year’s old\, used worldwide. From its early days of a sodium silicate to advances in the lithium market\, chemically treating to waterproof can be used as a standalone process or a “belt and suspender” type application. The advantages of a non-membrane forming product are enormous considering that concrete must breathe to sustain itself. \n RSVP Emma Migneault- emma.migneault@gmail.com
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/lunch-and-learn-understanding-the-basics-of-concrete-and-crystalline-waterproofing/
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CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160421T163000
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SUMMARY:AIAri & IIDA NE Present: Green RI
DESCRIPTION:Roger Williams Park Botanical Center\, 100 Elmwood Avenue – Providence\, RI \n{{greenri}} \nSchedule:4:30pm – 5:30pm: CEU presentations (speakers and final times TBD)6:00pm – 8:30pm: Sustainable Design Showcase \nPricing:CEU presentations:FREE for IIDA & AIA members$25 for non-IIDA/AIA members$10 for Students \nCEU Presentations – CLICK HERE to register online (credit card only)Title: Inside/Outside: Establishing an Identity for The Roger Williams Park Botanical CenterTime: 5.30-6.30pm \nCourse Description: The Roger Williams Park Botanical Center is the largest public indoor display garden in New England located on a 15-acre site. Owned by the City of Providence\, it has gained an identity and been transformed over the past 15 years by the implementation of a Master Plan. This project has become a Providence destination and exemplifies the connection of indoor and outdoor spaces. The use of diverse plant communities including native and adaptive plants speaks to the vision of creating a sustainable landscape. The project also demonstrates how ADA accessibility can be achieved in a public garden with a challenged terrain. Please join the Searle Design Group\, of Providence to see their original Master Plan and to gain a unique view into first three phases of construction. The presentation will include before\, during and after visuals related to the construction process\, and will be followed by guided tours. \nPresenters: Searle Design Group\, landscape architects for The Roger Williams Park Botanical CenterCredits: AIA 1CEU/HSW\, IDCEC credit awaiting approval \nSustainable Design ShowcaseFREE to all – registration required – CLICK HERE to join us! \nEarth Day Sample Collection \nTo celebrate Earth Day\, IIDA Philanthropy Committee is coordinating a ‘sample collection’ in Boston and Providence. All samples donated will benefit Resources Recycling for RI Education . They are a registered 501c3 non-profit that help stimulate creative learning by offering low-cost and no-cost materials for educators. Providence drop off will be at the Green RI registration table. Additional information can be found here \nVendor Sign-Up:Does your company have new sustainable products that you want to share with the Rhode Island design community? Has your company always been “green” and you have a whole line of products that are now more in demand than ever before? This is your chance to show these great products to the designers in Rhode Island. Space is limited so please complete the online application by 4/1/2015. \nOnce reviewed and accepted\, we will provide a link for you to pay the $275 exhibit fee (due 4/15/16) \nGreen RI RaffleWe are currently seeking vendors willing to donate to the Green RI raffle effort. We encourage vendors to include locally made items\, gift certificates supporting local businesses\, or other items relating to sustainability. If you are interested in contributing\, please reach out to Brittani Fleury at bfleury@vision3architects.com for more information. The cut-off for raffle donations will be Friday\, April 15th. All raffle proceeds will be donated to a local charity\, charity TBD.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/aiari-iida-ne-present-green-ri/
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CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160427T040000
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SUMMARY:Jane's Walk Providence
DESCRIPTION:Gain a new perspective on neighborhoods around the city during Jane’s Walk\, a global weekend festival inspired by urban activist Jane Jacobs on May 6-8. Eleven walks are already planned in Providence throughout the weekend\, starting from different locations at staggered times. http://janeswalk.org/united-states/providence/ \nUnlike typical guided tours\, these FREE citizen-led walks encourage community conversations to get people thinking\, talking\, and connecting with each other. Anyone can participate! Wear comfortable shoes\, meet your tour leader in the designated meeting spot\, and get ready for a lively discussion! \nFRIDAY\, MAY 6th:* College Hill and the International Slave Trade \nSATURDAY\, MAY 7th:* Jane’s Bike Tour of Providence’s Most Endangered Properties* Sacred Spaces of Downtown Providence* The Queen Anne Style in Elmwood* Knight Memorial Library* Providence’s Waterfront: the Good\, the Bad\, and the Ugly* Welcome to Wayland Square* College Hill & the International Slave Trade* Urban Design in the West End \nSUNDAY\, MAY 8th:
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/janes-walk-providence/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160505T040000
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SUMMARY:10th Annual Jane's Walk Global Weekend Festival Ten Citizen-Led Neighborhood Tours Planned in Providence
DESCRIPTION:Gain a new perspective on neighborhoods around the city during Jane’s Walk\, a global weekend festival inspired by urban activist Jane Jacobs on May 6-8. Eleven walks are already planned in Providence throughout the weekend\, starting from different locations at staggered times. http://janeswalk.org/united-states/providence/ Unlike typical guided tours\, these FREE citizen-led walks encourage community conversations to get people thinking\, talking\, and connecting with each other. Anyone can participate! Wear comfortable shoes\, meet your tour leader in the designated meeting spot\, and get ready for a lively discussion! \nFRIDAY\, MAY 6th: * College Hill and the International Slave Trade \nSATURDAY\, MAY 7th: * Jane’s Bike Tour of Providence’s Most Endangered Properties * Sacred Spaces of Downtown Providence * The Queen Anne Style in Elmwood * Knight Memorial Library * Providence’s Waterfront: the Good\, the Bad\, and the Ugly * Welcome to Wayland Square * College Hill & the International Slave Trade * Urban Design in the West End \nSUNDAY\, MAY 8th: * Support Safe Bike Routes for Kids! * Meeting Street: The Heart of Providence’s 2nd City Center Find more details about start times\, meeting locations and points of interest at http://janeswalk.org/united-states/providence/.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/10th-annual-janes-walk-global-weekend-festival-ten-citizen-led-neighborhood-tours-planned-in-providence/
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CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160507T040000
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SUMMARY:Annual Architectural Symposium McKim\, Mead & White: After the Shingle Style
DESCRIPTION:International Tennis Hall of Fame\, 194 Bellevue Avenue\, Newport\, RI 02840 \n{{symposium}} \nSPEAKERS: \nRichard Guy Wilson\, PhD Commonwealth Professor of Architecture\, University of VirginiaLaurie Ossman Architectural Historian and Director of Museum Aairs\, The Preservation Society of Newport CountyRichard Sammons Fairfax and Sammons \nTOURS: COMMODORE EDGAR HOUSE • ROSECLIFF • BEACON ROCK • EDGEHILL6 CEU Credits Available for AIA Members \nSponsored by: Newport Architectural Forum • A4 Architecture\, Inc. • Franklin & Company • Cordtsen Design Architecture Gustave White • Design New England Magazine • Durkee\, Brown\, Viveiros & Werenfels Architects • Behan Bros.\, Inc. Design New England Magazine \nClick here for {{document:2016-symposium-evite-and-form-small-pdf.pdf{{. \n  \n 
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/annual-architectural-symposium-mckim-mead-white-after-the-shingle-style/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160519T040000
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SUMMARY:AIA Convention
DESCRIPTION:{{convention}} \nHave it all in Philly \nAIA Convention 2016 is the architecture and design event of the year. It’s big\, it’s exciting\, and it’s where your community comes together for an incredible experience. Here’s how. \nLearn from industry expertsEarn a year’s worth of continuing education credits with the latest from leading experts on topics including resiliency\, business management\, ADA compliance\, LEED\, green building\, design and health\, and more. Turn Philly into your classroom with an educational tour or talk product with experts on the expo floor. You’ll earn credit for all of it.   \nCheck out what’s new—and what’s nextExplore a 171\,000 sq ft temporary built environment packed with nearly 800 exhibitors and the latest in materials\, technology\, and trends. Register for an in-depth workshop and pack your schedule with career-changing seminars\, both in the classrooms and on the expo floor.  \nInspire your next big ideaKeynoters include architect and MIT professor Neri Oxman. She leads an event filled with visionaries\, grassroots champions\, change agents\, and rising stars—all giving dynamic presentations\, offering insightful education\, and answering your questions.  \nExplore Brolo’s old and newThe City of Brotherly Love is home to some of the best-preserved historic buildings in the nation. But Philly’s architectural importance goes beyond the Federal style. Every neighborhood is packed with must-see architecture\, including gems like the first U.S. row houses\, Robert Venturi’s Guild House\, and Louis Kahn’s Escherick House and Richards Medical Research Laboratories.  \nPhilly is also home to beautiful squares\, vibrant markets\, stunning gardens\, and cobbled streets lined with pubs\, great restaurants (and cheesesteaks)\, live music\, and murals of heroic scale. Sign up for an educational tour for a curated\, one-of-a-kind experience that also earns you continuing education credit. \nClaim what’s yoursAIA Convention 2016 is free for new members. Students register for $25. Young professionals save nearly 30%. And everyone can take advantage of special prices for early registration\, great rates on premium hotels\, and more.  \nWe’ll see you there! \nRegister Now! \nRegister now >
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/aia-convention/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160520T040000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160520T040000
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SUMMARY:Plein Air Painting in Bermuda for Architects
DESCRIPTION:World Heritage Watercolor provides architects and artists with an opportunity to explore World Heritage Sites and capture the extraordinary beauty and culture through plein air painting. Participants donate a painting to an auction held during the trip. All proceeds benefit the World Heritage Site and the St. George’s Foundation. (http://www.stgeorgesfoundation.org/) \nWorld Heritage Watercolor will travel to Bermuda May 20-25\, 2016. Architects will be able to earn CEU credits by attending lectures about Bermuda’s architecture and visiting significant landmarks. \nThe cost per participant is approximately $1\,400 and includes round trip airfare from Boston\, five nights double occupancy at the Grotto Bay Beach Resort\, five continental breakfasts\, three box lunches and transfers. \nThe deadline to reserve your spot is March 18\, 2016.  For more information contact John K. Grosvenor\, AIA at jgrosvenor@ncarchitects.com \nTo make reservations call Angela Grandchamp at 401-293-5070 or email midtravl@yahoo.com
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/plein-air-painting-in-bermuda-for-architects/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160621T040000
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SUMMARY:2016 Power of Place Summit
DESCRIPTION:RI Convention Center \n{{growsmart-ri}} \nJune 21st gathering will bring together 500 thinkers and doers committed to shaping a stronger\, more vibrant Rhode Island \nIn the two years since our last Power of Place Summit\, Rhode Island has turned some important corners. Our economy is on the rebound\, our real estate market is performing better and knee-jerk negativity about our state’s future prospects\, though still far too prevalent\, is diminishing. \nHowever\, it’s up to each one of us to ensure that Rhode Island accelerates the pace of revitalization in a way that has lasting impact for this and future generations. \nThat’s why we invite you to join with other business\, civic and government leaders\, development and real estate professionals\, architects\, builders\, farmers\, conservationists\, policy advocates and a multitude of community stakeholders from across Rhode Island and New England to participate and play a part in building a stronger Rhode Island. \nClick here for more information.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/2016-power-of-place-summit/
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CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160630T170000
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SUMMARY:Paint Nite
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URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/paint-nite/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160721T040000
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SUMMARY:Sustainable Preservation Series and Summer Expo- Built to Last: The Crossroads Between Sustainability and Historic Preservation
DESCRIPTION:{{sail2}} Please join us for our 2016 Summer Conference and Expo on Thursday\, July 21\, 2016 at Roger Williams University.  This year’s conference will be exploring the world of Sustainable Preservation\, in both existing and historic buildings. Highlights include presentations on design considerations relative to air barrier and thermal insulation\, the preservation and restoration of existing roofing systems vs. roof replacement\, financing historic properties and a recently added walking tour of Fall River\, MA.  Event Schedule:  \nSessions: 9:30 am – 2:30 pm RWU School of Architecture\, Art and Historic Preservation \n9:00 am-9:30 am Registration \n9:30 am-10:00 am Intro to Program \n10:00 am-11:00 am Gale Associates: Harvard Building StudyEdward J. Steward\, RRC.\, Brian H. Neely\, AIA\, CDT\, BECx \nMany existing buildings were constructed before current energy and building codes required a continuous air and vapor barrier\, and exterior insulation. In an effort to improve the thermal performance and interior air quality of these facilities\, many building owners are looking to upgrade their existing infrastructure. The presenter recently completed evaluations of several existing higher education facilities with a focus on improving the exterior building enclosures.  \n11:15 am-12:15 pm Roof Presentation: A Sustainable OptionCharles Fitzgerald \nThis presentation will explore the concept of the preservation and restoration of existing roofing systems as a more sustainable option to that of roof replacement.  Various materials and methods will be reviewed that can help extend the service live of a wide variety of existing roofing systems\, as well as the process of how to determine which roofs might be a good candidate for a roof preservation approach.  The presentation will also delve into the economics\, building code ramifications and environmental benefits of roof preservation. \n12:15 pm-1:00 pm Lunch in the Gallery \n1:15 pm-2:15 pm Funding to Maintain the Past for the Future: A Panel Discussion Eric Busch\, Principal at Rustpoint Advisory and The 1772 Foundation\, Holly Grosvenor\, AIA\, James Gibbs\, AIAA discussion about project finance involving historic properties and special finance opportunities\, historic tax credits and carbon credits. \n2:30-4:45pm  Seeking Fall River’s Falling Water: A Field Trip to a Sustainable Power Source \nHolly Grosvenor\, AIAThomas Paterson\, Mills AllianceGeorge Delany\, Mills AllianceDr. Patricia J. Tod\, Mill OwnerMarc Belanger\, Chairman of the Society of Industrial ArcheaologyThe trip will begin at the Marine Museum with a greeting from Fall River Mayor\, Jasiel Carreia exploring the exhibits featuring the historic Fall River Line. From there we will tour the Anawam Mill across from the museum that houses new business start ups and wrap up with a tour of the Queqechan Falls near the Metacom Mill Complex. 5:00pm – 6:00pm Allied Member Expo and Cocktail Hour: Richard L. Bready Mount Hope Bay Sailing and Education Center 6:00pmLobster Boil:  Richard L. Bready Mount Hope Bay Sailing and Education Center  \n6 AIA HSW LU \nRegister here.  \nSponsored by:{{sponsor}}
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/sustainable-preservation-series-and-summer-expo-built-to-last-the-crossroads-between-sustainability-and-historic-preservation/
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CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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SUMMARY:Join Houzz University in Providence
DESCRIPTION:One Empire Street\, Providence\, RI 02903 \n{{houzz}} \nHouzz is hosting an exclusive workshop in your area on Monday\, August 22nd. During this interactive\, hands-on presentation\, Houzz experts will work with you side-by-side to help you create a compelling\, complete professional profile on Houzz to attract new clients and promote your brand.By the end of this workshop you will have a profile that includes the following:A powerful business descriptionSearch engine optimized photos of your workRequests for reviews from past clients and colleaguesIn this workshop\, we will also teach you how to use Ideabooks to effectively communicate with your clients to shorten and improve the design process.Space is limited\, so register today! \nRequired Things to Bring:Personal laptop (no iPad or tablet)5+ high quality photos of your work on your computer3+ email addresses of previous clients from whom you would like to request reviews A profile photo for your Houzz profileRSVP
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/join-houzz-university-in-providence/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160824T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160824T183000
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SUMMARY:RI Commercial Energy Code Training: URI Chemistry Building
DESCRIPTION:140 Flagg Road\, Kingston\, RI 02881 (Parking lot located on the south side of the building accessed via West Alumni Avenue) \nFree Admission \nThe University of Rhode Island New Chemistry Building is a 134\,623 square foot facility\, designed to achieve a USGBC LEED v3.0 Silver certification minimum with a predicted Energy Use Intensity (EUI) of 202 kBTU/sf/yr. This anticipated energy usage compares to a regional average of existing similar building types measuring approximately 397 kBTU/sf/yr. Based on this measure\, this project is expected to use 49% less energy than comparable existing buildings\, and is projecting a savings of 20% over the minimum energy code for new buildings.Some of the energy efficiency measures that were incorporated into this building design to help achieve this predicted EUI include: high performance building enclosure with improved thermal envelope and high efficiency glazing\, high efficiency centrifugal chillers\, occupancy setback\, automatic lighting controls\, reduced interior lighting power densities\, VAV and chilled beams for lab & office spaces\, high efficiency condensing boilers\, demand control ventilation\, and energy recovery. The building connects to the existing campus steam plant. \nClick here to register.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/ri-commercial-energy-code-training-uri-chemistry-building/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160830T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160830T203000
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SUMMARY:My vision for the 6-10 Connector is... Save the Date: 6-10 Connector Public Workshop on August 30
DESCRIPTION:Asa Messer School (1655 Westminster Street). \nThe City of Providence is launching a public process to bring community members and decision-makers together to craft a design proposal for the 6-10 Connector\, a portion of state highway that runs through numerous Providence neighborhoods including Olneyville\, West End\, Federal Hill\, Silver Lake\, Hartford\, Valley\, and Smith Hill. The 6-10 Connector and portions of routes 6 and 10 are currently in disrepair and will soon be replaced. Over the coming months\, the City will engage the neighborhoods impacted by this project in a meaningful public process that will result in a design proposal to improve this section of infrastructure while also enhancing alternative modes of transportation\, repairing connections between the neighborhoods along the corridor\, reducing long-term maintenance costs\, alleviating traffic congestion\, and reclaiming excess highway land to create redevelopment opportunities. \nFor additional news related to the 6-10 Connector project\, connect with the City of Providence Department of Planning and Development on Twitter (@ProvPlanning) and Facebook using #610Connector. 
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/my-vision-for-the-6-10-connector-is-save-the-date-6-10-connector-public-workshop-on-august-30/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160906T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160906T190000
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SUMMARY:AIAri Executive Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Room 325 One Empire Street\, Providence\, RI 02903
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/aiari-executive-committee-meeting/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160915T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160915T193000
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SUMMARY:PROVIDENCE CITY CENTER: WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT UNIVERSAL DESIGN
DESCRIPTION:5:30 – 6:00 p.m. – Registration & Networking6:00 – 7:30 p.m. – Program & Q&A \nLocation \nSE Greenhouse10 Davol Square\, Suite #100Providence\, RI 02903 \nSpeaker \nKathy Gips – New England ADA Center \nEvent Description \nJoin an in depth conversation with Kathy Gips\, an expert in the field of accessibility\, to examine topics such as frequently overlooked requirements\, ADA vs. IBC\, and litigation implications. Kathy will advise on the appropriate code to use\, common misconceptions designers make when interpreting the code\, as well as general information as to why we have codes and how they help everyone. There will be an open Q&A session at the conclusion of the program\, so bring your questions! Light refreshments will be served. Space is limited\, register today! \nRegistration Fees \nClick here to register today! \nCredits: AIA 1.5 LU\, IDCEC 0.1 CEU \nMembers: $35Students: $25 \nOnly 40 spots are available for this event so register early and secure yours!
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/providence-city-center-what-you-donaet-know-about-universal-design/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160924T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160924T040000
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SUMMARY:IALD New England: LightNight at Waterfire
DESCRIPTION:{{iald{{Help us celebrate light and raise the profile of the lighting design profession on Saturday\, 24 September at the sixth annual IALD New England LIGHTNIGHT at WaterFire event. \nStart the evening off with friends and colleagues at a private IALD reception at Hemenway’s bar and grill in downtown Providence. The menu will feature delicious appetizers made from locally-sourced ingredients and a signature cocktail.  \nNext\, enjoy IALD New England’s Shadow Play and guerrilla lighting installations as the evening comes to life with light from the WaterFire bonfires. Guests are invited to get creative and participate at Shadow Play\, and attend 4 guerrilla lighting vignettes by teams of local students and lighting designers. \nHEMENWAY’S RECEPTION:WHEN:Saturday\, 24 September4:30 – 6:00 P.M. WHERE:Hemenway’s Restaurant121 South Main StreetProvidence\, RI \nCOST:$15.00 USD for IALD members $25.00 USD for non-membersSHADOW PLAY & GUERRILLA LIGHTING:WHEN:Saturday\, 24 September6:30 – 10:00 P.M. \nWHERE:Rendezvous outside of Hemenway’s  \nCOST:This portion of the event is freeRSVP:To RSVP for the Hemenway’s portion of this event\, please email IALD New England co-coordinator Haley Darst\, Associate IALD\, at hdarst@CANNONDESIGN.COM by 19 September. Space is limited. No RSVP required for the Shadow Play & Guerrilla Lighting portion of this event.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/iald-new-england-lightnight-at-waterfire/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160929T040000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160929T040000
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SUMMARY:AIAri Membership Event: South County Post and Beam
DESCRIPTION:521 Liberty Lane\, West Kingston\, RI 02892 \nPlease join AIAri Membership Committee and South County Post & Beam for a tour of their facility and presentation on how post and beamconstruction\, together with structural insulated panels (SIPs)\, is helping architects meet ever-demanding energy conservation goals. Their state-ofthe-art facility with computer numerical control (CNC) equipment will be demonstrated and compared with time-honored hand techniques to produce beautiful projects. AIAri member firms employing post and beam features will be featured in the event. \nAgenda \n3:30pm Tour Facility & Reception4:30pm CEU Presentation on SIPs5:30pm Q&A & networking \nRegister here.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/aiari-membership-event-south-county-post-and-beam/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161001T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161001T160000
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SUMMARY:Third Annual WBNA House Tour
DESCRIPTION:WALKING TOURSaturday\, OCTOBER 1 : 10am-4pm \nIn 2014 the National Trust for Historic Preservation outlined the important role small historic buildings play in generating robust local economies in their report titled “Older\, Smaller\, Better: Measuring how the character of buildings and blocks influences urban vitality”. We wholeheartedly agree! That is why our 3rd Annual House Tour celebrates the urban vitality of the West Side of Providence by featuring cottages and courts of the historic Armory District. Sometimes our smallest houses are our sweetest\, cutest and coziest houses. They also tend to be the most efficient and green; demonstrating very concretely that urban living\, historic preservation\, and sustainability can coexist and thrive together. \nJoin us on Saturday October 1\, 2016\, from 10am-4pm for a self-guided tour of the cottages and courts of the Armory District \nEvent Website: \nhttp://www.wbna.org/house-tour-2016/ \nTo buy Tickets: \nhttp://www.wbna.org/store/2016-house-tour
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/third-annual-wbna-house-tour/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161006T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161006T190000
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SUMMARY:The New England Electrical & Alarm Expo
DESCRIPTION:The New England Electrical & Alarm Expo (NEEAE) is the place for the Electrical & Alarm professionals\, Contractors\, Engineers and Architects to be exposed to thousands of products for the residential\, commercial and industrial markets.  \nIf you install\, specify or design electrical\, low voltage\, security \, surveillance or access control systems NEEAE is where to be on Thursday\, October 6\, 2016. \nThe Expo will include training seminars on current topics affecting the industry\, many providing CEU and/or AIA credits. Training session topics will be announced soon. \nWith over 60 vendor booths on the show floor\, representing more than 400 electrical\, low-voltage\, lighting\, tool and alarm manufacturers\, there is plenty to see. NEEAE 2016 will be the biggest show yet. \nThis Expo also has a unique twist ATTENDEES that are existing customers of Crown Supply or Security Supply will be able to PLACE ORDERS FOR PRODUCTS AT DEEP DISCOUNTS at the show. \nEvent Schedule \n12:30PM – 4:45PMTraining Session 1 (Start Time 12:30) \nTraining A: Best Security Management Practices for the Brief Case & Tool Box (12:30-3:30 CEU: 3)Training B: Changes to the 2016 Edition of the NFPA 72 (12:30-1:30 PDH: 1)Training C: What You Need To Know Before You Retrofit With LED (12:30-1:30 CEU: 1) \nTraining Session 2 (1:45PM – 3:30PM) \nTraining B:Offering Solutions to Commercial Clients that they Need and Want in Their Facilities (PDH: 1.75)Training C:The NEW FIRE ALARM – An In-depth Review of Emergency Communications (CEU: 1)Training Session 3 (3:30PM – 4:30PM) \nTraining A:2017 National Electrical Code Changes and Updates (CEU: 1) Training B: Latest Energy Codes And What They Mean (CEU: 1) Training C: Low Frequency Sounder Requirements and Devices for Sleeping Room Applications (CEU: 1) \nClick for full training descriptions. \nRegister here. \nNOTE: After you register for the show\, you will be able to pick the training sessions you would like to attend. Register early before sessions fill up! \n3:30 – 7:30 \nThe New England Electrical & Alarm Expo (Main Event) show floor open \nPrize winners announced at the main stage every 15 minutes from 3:45 to 7:30 \nIdeal National Championship Competition will be held at the Ideal Booth \n  \n5:00 \nBar Opens on Show Floor \n  \n5:30 – 7:30 \nFood is served on the Show Floor \n  \n7:30 \nShow Grand Prize Winner Drawn \n  \nSchedule Subject to Change
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/the-new-england-electrical-alarm-expo/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161014T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161014T193000
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SUMMARY:Russell Warren Digitization Project
DESCRIPTION:The Arcade\, Providence \n{{warren}} \nIn partnership with local historian David Harrington\, the Rhode Island Historical Society is leading a collaborative effort\, with the help of partners such as the Providence Athenaeum and Linden Place\, to assemble a comprehensive database of digitized plans\, drawings\, and other documentation detailing the life and work of esteemed local architect Russell Warren.  Working in Rhode Island in the early 19th century\, Russell Warren made pivotal contributions to Rhode Island and Massachusetts architecture.  His work spans decades and includes such iconic buildings as the Nathan Durfee House\, the Double Bank Building and the Arcade.  \nThe mission of the Russell Warren Project is to make available in a single location the plans created by Russell Warren and the historical documents relating to his life that are currently spread across the region.  By digitizing these records\, we will encourage broader access to these collections and protect the original materials from repeated physical use.   RIHS hopes to close the gap between these varied collections by hosting their digitized versions and home organizations on one streamlined online catalog.  Over the course of this project\, RIHS also hopes that our efforts will encourage other members of the community to identify their pieces of Russell Warren history\, helping to draft a more complete picture of the prolific RI architect. \nFeaturing an appearance by the renowned architectRUSSELL WARREN and theUNVEILING OF HIS ARCADE DRAWINGS CASH BAR PROVIDED BYNEW HARVEST COFFEE & SPIRITS \nAdmission is free. \nRegister here.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/russell-warren-digitization-project/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161019T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161019T183000
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SUMMARY:Construction Tour: Rhode Island Veterans Home
DESCRIPTION:Location: 480 Metacom Ave\, Bristol\, RI \n1.5 HSW \nThe AIAri Committee on the Environment and Emerging Professionals would like to invite you to join us in Bristol\, RI for a tour of the Rhode Island Veterans Home currently under construction.   \nClient: State of Rhode IslandOwner’s Representative: Peregrine GroupArchitect: Brewster Thornton Group ArchitectsContractor: Gilbane Building Company \nAdvanced registration is required. \nSpace for the tour is limited\, so please sign-up early as registration will be on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nTour will start promptly at 4:30PM.   \nAttendees are to meet at the Gilbane construction trailer off of Annawamscutt Drive. \nRegister Here \n$5 AIA Members/ $10 non-members
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/construction-tour-rhode-island-veterans-home/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161024T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161024T133000
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SUMMARY:National Lumber and Andersen Windows Invite You to Join Us for: Lunch and Credits
DESCRIPTION:Twin River Casino\, 100 Twin River Road Lincoln\, RI 02865 \n10:30 – 11:00AM Check-in – Coffee & Networking \n11AM – Noon – *Glass Options for Your Project – 1 CEU – This course describes the different types of glass\, glass construction options and coating choices. Glass performance measurements are explained as well as the impact that the aforementioned glass attributes have on performance. Glass certifications are reviewed along with an overview of a typical glass label. Upon completing this course\, you will be able to: \nChoose glass options based on the specific requirements of your project.Understand the measurements used to indicate glass performance.Appreciate the impact of glass type\, construction and coating on performance.Recognize key certifications associated with glass. \nNoon – 12:30PM Box Lunch and National Lumber / Andersen Windows Update \n12:30PM – 1:30PM – Installation Best Practices – 1 CEU – This course provides information about window installation from the perspective of the architect and design professional. Information is presented in a format that begins with specifications and detail drawings and ends with job site observation. The slides follow through the stages in the order that a typical project would progress\, highlighting key areas where the architect and design professional can take more of a lead role in the successful design and installation of this critical element in the building envelope. This presentation will include an installation demonstration. \nTo RSVP\, email peter.kodys@andersencorp.com no later than October 19th at 4:00PM.Space is limited!
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/national-lumber-and-andersen-windows-invite-you-to-join-us-for-lunch-and-credits/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161027T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161027T190000
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CREATED:20210730T180210Z
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SUMMARY:111 Westminster Tour (Superman Building) and AIAri Bylaws Bash
DESCRIPTION:{{superman}} \nJoin us for a tour of the iconic Superman Building at 111 Westminster Street\, Providence\, RI on Thursday\, October 27th followed by a light reception and voting on proposed bylaws amendments.  111 Westminster is the most widely recognized symbol of our city and state\, 111 Westminster Street\, better known as the Superman Building\, is the physical embodiment of our community’s strength and shared identity as Rhode Islanders\, a sign of our local pride. There isn’t a symbol that better says\, ‘proud to be a Rhode Islander.’ \n  \nDownload a PDF of the proposed bylaws for your advance review \nRegister here. \n  \n{{document:working-draft-aiari-bylaws-2016-10-19-public-v2-pdf.pdf{{
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/111-westminster-tour-superman-building-and-aiari-bylaws-bash/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:AIAri Board of Directors
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161029T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161029T143000
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UID:3392-1477729800-1477751400@aia-ri.org
SUMMARY:IIDA Habitat for Humanity Build Day!
DESCRIPTION:South County\, RI.   The actual address will be determined two weeks before the event. \n{{iida}}South County Habitat for Humanity is part of a global\, nonprofit housing organization dedicated to eliminating substandard housing locally and worldwide through constructing\, rehabilitating and preserving homes.   We will be assisting with on-site construction  i.e. installing cabinets\, plastering\, sanding\, painting\, installing flooring. \nRegistration Details \nThis event is FREE! To sign up\, complete both steps below. \nComplete the Volunteer ApplicationSign up hereOnly 18 spots are available for this event so register early and secure yours!
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/iida-habitat-for-humanity-build-day/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20161103T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20161104T170000
DTSTAMP:20260404T094255
CREATED:20210730T180210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210730T180210Z
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SUMMARY:The Providence Preservation Society's 2016 Providence Symposium\, Why Preserve?
DESCRIPTION:The Providence Preservation Society’s 2016 Providence Symposium\, Why Preserve?\, will bring together experts from across the nation as well as local stakeholders to examine why historic preservation matters to Providence and all communities. To be held at the iconic but threatened Industrial Trust Building\, the Symposium will launch a year of community-based conversations around these fundamental questions: Why do we preserve? What do we preserve? Who decides what we preserve – that is\, who are “we”? What are the costs of preservation? Who bears them?Featured in the program will be special guests whose work has had monumental impact on countless cities\, communities and historic buildings\, including: Keynote Speaker Curtis G. Viebranz\, President & CEO of Mount Vernon; Carl R. Nold\, President & CEO of Historic New England; and Dr. Max Page\, MS Design Program Director and Director of Historic Preservation Initiatives with the Department of Architecture at the University of Massachusetts Amherst\, as well as author of the newly-published book\, Why Preservation Matters. \nJoin PPS to find out just what we mean when we say preservation matters! Learn more and register at www.providencesymposium.com.
URL:https://aia-ri.org/event/the-providence-preservation-societys-2016-providence-symposium-why-preserve/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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