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February Chapter Meeting: Shaping Healthier Communities Through Design
February Chapter Meeting: Shaping Healthier Communities through Design
Communities and organizations across the United States are tackling heart disease, obesity, diabetes and other chronic illnesses by means of active design. From the design of healthcare facilities to initiating public health policy changes, architects play a key role in encouraging people to burn calories through the creation of quality spaces and engaging environments. This program will be presented by Peter Bardwell, FAIA, FACHA, Principal with BARDWELL+associates and Rick Bell, FAIA of AIA New York. 1.25 HSW LU
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
The Center for Architecture & Design
50 West Town Street, Suite 110
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Reception | 5:00 PM
Lecture | 6:00 PM
Free for AIA members, Affiliates, and Students | $20.00 for non-AIA and General Public
Register here, or call 614-469-1973
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January Chapter Meeting: The Weight of Architecture – Architecture’s Role in Viable, Healthy Communities
THE WEIGHT OF ARCHITECTURE – ARCHITECTURE’S ROLE IN VIABLE, HEALTHY COMMUNITIES Tuesday, January 28, 20145:00 PM Open House Reception6:00 PM Lecture The Center for Architecture & Design50 West Town Street, Suite 110Columbus, OH 43215 Free for AIA Members, Affiliates, and Students (with valid ID)$20.00 for Non-Members Register Here, or call 614-469-1973 1.0 HSW LU […]
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Facilities Tour of Mt. Carmel Health Grove City Emergency Department
The Healthcare Committee is pleased to announce this guided tour of the new Mt. Carmel Health Grove City Emergency Department. This tour will be presented by Chris Lagana, David Cozier, and Michelle Hamilton, members of the Mount Carmel Design & Construction team. Friday, January 17, 20143:00 PM – 4:30 PM 5300 North Meadows […]
Read More100×100 Project
In 2013, AIA Columbus celebrated its 100th birthday. To commemorate this important milestone, a group of Emerging Professionals, with the help of the Fellows Committee, grouped younger architects with more seasoned members of this chapter to discuss the profession in the context of past, present, and future. These discussions were filmed, and highlighted in the […]
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TAP Presents – The Evolution of Practice: 2.0
The AIA Columbus Technology in Architectural Practice committee is pleased to present “The Evolution of Practice: 2.0,” a continuation of a series started in June 2013. This seminar will feature presentations from three prominent speakers within the technological community to provide insight and training for those looking to learn more about the transformation of practice […]
Read MoreArChallenge
What is your favorite building in Columbus? Welcome to ArChallenge, which invites you to explore architecture in our community and to determine our most treasured buildings. We asked an independent jury of architects, preservationists and architectural aficionados to consider and determine the most architecturally significant and iconic structures in Columbus from the past 100 years. […]
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Tour of Mount Carmel St. Ann’s Project GRACE
The Healthcare Committee is happy to offer this Tour of Mount Carmel St. Ann’s in Westerville, Ohio. Just as the area has grown, so has the hospital in order to meet the community’s healthcare needs. The expansion allows the hospital to become a more comprehensive healthcare provider serving Westerville and beyond. 2.0 HSW LUs Tuesday, […]
Read MoreBaumer Lecture Series: Doug Graf
The Knowlton School of Architecture Baumer Lecture Series Presents Doug Graf Wednesday, October 2 5:30 PM Knowlton School of Architecture275 West Woodruff AvenueColumbus, Ohio 43210 More Information | Register Here Doug Graf will present a public lecture in Knowlton Hall’s Gui Auditorium at 5:30PM on Wednesday, October 2. The lecture is sponsored by AIA Columbus, and will […]
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