Q4 Luncheon
Before it’s too late - Let’s start building what’s really needed to reverse climate change!
This course gives an overview of how buildings generate nearly 40% of the Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) produced every day in the U.S. and how Climate Change is an existential threat. It shows the critical need for more sustainable building solutions and how Architects can design to help reverse Climate Change.
Earn 1 HSW AIA Learning Unit
Register Here: https://sendomatic.com/Q4Luncheon
Tim Sweeney is a native Nevadan, an USMC Veteran, a Nevada-registered architect since 1983, Former President of the AIANN, an International Passive House Association (iPHA) Certified Designer, an iPHA Certified Tradesperson, LEED AP, Certified Cohousing Facilitator, Practitioner of the Design Down Process, and the Founding Principal of Sweeney Architecture. Tim is also an MgO SIPS Designer, Technical Director, and Fabricator, and the creator of the Simplus Building System, the first US-patented Passive House-MgO SIP solution. His work includes decades of UNR, State of Nevada, and California buildings, from tiny survival and homeless units to large, high rise, multi-family housing. Further information is available at https://sweeney.com.
AIA Nevada Design & Service Awards Gala
Save the date for AIA Nevada Design & Service Awards Gala!
Thursday, November 30th, 2023
5:30pm – 9:00pm
Thomas and Mack Center – Strip View Pavilion
11th Annual Continuing Education Seminar
Friday, November 3rd, 2023
7:45am – 5:30pm
11th Annual Continuing Education Virtual Seminar
AIA Nevada is excited to host their 11th annual Continuing Education Seminar on Friday, November 3rd, 2023 in partnership with the Nevada State Board of Architecture, Interior Design and Residential Design (NSBAIDRD).
This full-day, virtual seminar is approved by NSBAIDRD for 8 CE LU|HSW and by AIA National for 6 CE LU|HSW + 2 CE LU|Elective
Join us for engaging sessions led by top experts covering the latest on ADA compliance, sustainability, building codes, legal issues, and more.
AIA Northern Nevada E-Blast Link for Virtual CE Seminar
2023 Northern Nevada Design Awards
AIA Northern Nevada (AIANN) is proud to announce the fifth annual AIANN Design Awards. The goal of the AIANN Design Awards is to celebrate great architecture in our community, which was a result of our membership’s dedication to cultivating innovative and impactful designs. AIANN encourages all members to consider submitting their work for consideration.
AIA Nevada Small Firm Exchange
Tuesday October 17th, 2023
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Implementing Automation: A Collaborative Event Hosted by AIA Nevada Small Firm Exchange, BLT SMRT and COHERENT design.
Join us as BLT SMRT helps explore the world of task automation! In this course, you will learn how to:
Identify automation opportunities in your workflow
Find and implement solutions that are right for your firm
Build a strong understanding of the different types of automation available
This course is specifically designed for small-medium firms, but all are welcome! We will focus on solutions that are easily accessible without extensive research and development. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to automate your tasks and free up your time!
This event is approved for AIA Continuing Education credit 1 LU.
Implementing Automation AIA NN Eblast link
The Integrator #2
We will be listening to presentations by the City of Reno, City of Sparks, and Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency as they share their agency's current Masterplan and Vision. The Integrator forum is an initiative to generate casual conversation around the topic of 'Searching for a Shared Vision'. Discover the common goals for our community. Identify aspects that reinforce a larger vision. Discuss how the design and construction industry can become a resource to the agency's efforts.
Panelists:
Jeremy M. Smith Ph.D., Director of Regional Planning, Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency
Lauren Knox, Senior Planner, City of Reno
Sienna Reid, Planning Manager, City of Sparks
Q3 CEU Luncheon (1 HSW)
PPG Paints: Educational Facilities
AIA Q3 CEU Luncheon (1 AIA HSW)
AIANN presents:
PPG Paints: Educational Facilities
Sept 27, 2023 - Noon-1:30
Discovery Museum | 490 South Center Street | Reno, NV 89501
AIA, Allied and Allied Professional Members: Free
Non-Members $10
Lunch Included
RSVP Required!
(need a lunch headcount)
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This course is built to educate those that have an interest in K-Higher Education building design and maintenance:
Learn the basic components of paint- pigment, binder, water and additives. Low VOC and water-based products/systems
Focus on surface preparation as an essential element of a quality paint system.
Differentiate types of building environments as they apply to an educational campus.
Create environments that socially, emotionally, and academically encourage the student. Colors that reference home are those that reduce tension, anxiety, agitation, apprehension, and promote a sense of well-being.
DICE Design Conference 2023
AIANN Presents DICE Design Conference 2023:
Design Innovation Creativity Energy
For the past 13 years, DICE has served as a platform for all design disciplines and how they improve our future. This year, DICE explores the theme of Imagination: how design re-imagines and re-envisions ideas of the past and fits them into contemporary environments. Design professionals, Reno's creative community, and art and design students are invited to attend a multi-disciplinary design conference in northern Nevada examining the ways great design empowers individuals, inspires the masses, and enriches entire communities.
Annual Night at the ACES
Annual AIANN Architects, Engineers, and the Construction Industry
Local architects, engineers, and construction industry guests gather annually to mix, mingle, and enjoy a night of baseball and camaraderie, food, drinks, raffle, and fun. Proceeds help support AIANN, BRDI and other community programs that promote design and construction excellence in our community.
33rd Annual Denny Askew Memorial Golf Tournament
Play Montreux with AIA Northern Nevada. This previously sold out tournament is a full day of golf, fun and sunshine. This is our biggest event and benefits our Scholarship/Education Fund.
AIA CEU Luncheon: Renlita: Large Vertical Openings
AIA CEU Luncheon (1 AIA HSW)
AIANN presents:
Renlita: Large Vertical Openings
May 17, 2023 - Noon-1:30
Discovery Museum | 490 South Center Street | Reno, NV 89501
AIA, Allied and Allied Professional Members: Free
Non-Members $10
Lunch Included
RSVP Required!
(need a lunch head count)
Course Title: HSW Considerations for Large Vertical Openings
Provider: Renlita
Length: 1 Hour
AIA Course Number: IRD08E
Credits: 1 AIA HSW CE Hour. 1 GBCI
Description: In this one-hour course, we’ll discuss flexible spaces and the different types of vertical openings available. We’ll discuss how they’re built, differences in operation, customizations and design constraints that can have an impact on the health, safety and welfare of building occupants. We will also talk about environmental impacts of your opening’s design and how that can affect your choice in door type and final design.Learning Objectives By completing this course, the design professional will be able to:
1.Identify and articulate customizations and design options to decrease acoustical impacts, or increase energy, and air infiltration efficiency.
2.Confidently discuss safety features, egress needs, and available options to consider for emergency situations.
3.Describe specialty cladding options and potential ratings for impact and wind rated systems.
4.Design and specify safe flexible spaces with minimal environmental impact or hazardous materials.
BRDI, ASLA, AIANN Present: Landscape Architect Jeffrey Pongonis
Jeffrey Pongonis is a Landscape Architect and Urban Designer committed to the implementation of a meaningful and connected environment. Working nationally from the MKSK Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio studios, Pongonis employs a process that is focused and mindful of both the aesthetic details of robust social spaces as well as the greater urban strategy. He is committed to the creation of honest and timeless public open space of all sizes and scales.
May 11, 2023 5:00 - 7:00pm
Nevada Museum of Art | 160 West Liberty Street | Reno, NV 89501
The Integrator
THE INTEGRATOR
Design.
Construction.
Community.
Let’s talk about it.
The AIANN Board of Directors is launching a new conceptual event series
which seeks to integrate various industry stakeholders to talk about the region’s built environment. As
we emerge from Covid it is apparent that dialog and collaboration are needed to unite the design and
construction industries to become more of an advocacy voice to harness the energy and momentum to
create something bigger and better for the city and region as a whole.
It is time to talk and Integrate our ideas and vision. The series is meant as a loose forum to bring
together the Architects, Interior Designers, Landscapers, Fabricators, Construction Industry, Developers,
Trades, City Officials and General Public to engage, talk and discuss what it is we as a City and a
Community want to see in our buildings, our local neighborhoods, our industrial areas, our suburban
sprawl, our art, our collective spaces. Where do we want to go? How do we want to do it? Let’s talk about it.
Let's Talk About It - AIANN Visioning Event
Please join us for an informal get-together/meeting to talk about the direction of the organization
~ What change do you want to see?
~ How do we best Integrate within our industry and the broader community in Reno?
~ Which events work? Which don't?
~ What topics do we want to focus on as a group?
~ Ideas for how to revitalize, change direction, strengthen our mission?
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Come meet our new Managing Director, Gitte Russo!
Bucking the Industrial City a BRDI Event
Partnering with BRDI and the Nevada Museum of Art
YoDeNG (Young Designers Networking Group) December 1, 2022
Join us live at Playfield 76, 150 N. Arlington Ave., Reno, NV
We are kicking back up the emerging professionals group which includes Architects, Engineers, Interior Designers, Contractors, Graphic Designers, et.
This is not a hosted event, Drinks on your own.
RSVP Here
RayDoor Presentation
Why electrify commercial buildings? In general, climate, resiliency, safety and health. Specifically health/safety/welfare to the public and individuals, electrification can address: -Methane leakage -Burning vs Leaking Methane -Gas may be worse than coal -Dangers of Flammable Gas -State of Nevada Policy Direction protecting the public and climate