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SUMMARY:Stepping Thru Accessible Public Multi-Family Residential Facilities
DESCRIPTION:IMPORTANT: You must be present for the entire seminar in order to receive AIA and California MCE credit. \nADA Seminar: Stepping Thru Accessible Public Multi-Family Residential Facilities \npresented by Janis Kent\, FAIA\, CASp\, \nStepping Thru Accessibility \nPublic multi-family residential facilities are quite complex with the differing regulations – we will explore which regulations apply along with requirements for kitchens\, bathrooms\, and social service center establishments. \nDESCRIPTION\nAn in-depth look at the differing regulations and code requirements for publicly supported multi-family residential facilities. We will review the various components found within dwelling units and social service center establishment sleeping accommodations\, including kitchens and bathrooms. Multi-family residential is one of the more complex building types. Depending on when the facility was initially built and the type of funding\, you can have a number of different regulations for one project such as the ADA Standards\, the FHA\, UFAS\, and California Building Codes both 11A and 11B. We will also touch upon alterations and transition plans and how this impacts multi-family housing projects. \nAIA CES: Approved for 5.0 LU|HSW\n5.0 hours Mandatory Continuing Education for California license renewal\n(A certificate will be provided post-event for attendees who complete all 5 hours.) \nLEARNING OBJECTIVES \n\nUnderstand what is considered public multi-family residential and which regulations apply\nReview alteration and new construction requirements for dwelling units\nLearn about specific requirements for kitchens and bathrooms within dwelling units and common spaces\nOverview California senior housing and social service center establishment sleeping accommodation requirements\n\nThis seminar takes place IN PERSON on Friday November 14 from 9:30am to 3:30pm at the AIA|LA and ACLA Center for Communities Los Angeles\, 4450 W Adams Blvd\, Los Angeles 90016. \nThe training is five hours with an hour break. Lunch suggestions will be shared closer to the date.\nRegistrants will receive a PDF of the seminar notes to download or print in advance of the program. \nREGISTRATION FEE:\nAIA Members: $125 per person\nNonmembers: $195 per person \nPRESENTER: \nJanis Kent\, FAIA\, CASp\nStepping Thru Accessibility \n \n\n\n\n\nJanis Kent\, FAIA\, CASp is principal of Stepping Thru Accessibility and the Founding President of the Certified Access Specialist Institute (CASI). She has given presentations on Accessibility at numerous venues from Dwell On Design in Los Angeles\, to Design DC in Washington\, at the National ADA Symposium in Texas and Georgia\, and the National AIA Conventions in Boston\, New York City\, Atlanta\, Philadelphia\, Chicago\, New Orleans\, Orlando\, and Las Vegas. Her most-recent book\, published by Wiley – ‘ADA in Details – Interpreting the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design’ came out in 2017\, with the 2nd edition in 2023\, which has been expanded and updated to include the 2021 IBC and the 2017 ICC A117.1\, all integrated and color-coded. \nMs. Kent is designated a Subject Matter Expert (SME) by the California Division of the State Architect\, a Certified Access Specialist\, and serves on the committee to develop the California state CASp exams. She has conducted seminars for the Nevada State Board of Architecture\, Interior\, and Residential Design and has presented to business associations including AIA Chapters\, California Hotel & Lodging Association (CHLA)\, US Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT)\, Manufactured Housing Educational Trust (MHET)\, California Public Parking Association (CPPA)\, the Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing (SCANPH)\, the University of California – Construction Services\, the California State University – Capital Planning Design and Construction\, Construction Specifications Institute (CSI-LA)\, the ICC Orange Empire Chapter\, and the CSI National Convention – Construct\, and the California Division of the State Architect (DSA). \nMs. Kent is a licensed California Architect\, and has been involved in the specialized field of Accessibility since the mid-1980’s. Aside from training\, building review\, and drawing review\, she also serves as an expert witness. She has managed a wide range of architectural projects\, surveyed numerous facilities for accessibility compliance\, and provided quality control and property assessments on access throughout the country and abroad. And has recently been appointed to the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) Accessibility Code Advisory Committee.
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/stepping-thru-accessible-public-multi-family-residential-facilities/
LOCATION:Center for Communities\, 4450 West Adams\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90016
CATEGORIES:Learning Units,Presentation,Professional Development
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SUMMARY:Multifamily Overview of 2025 Energy Code Updates
DESCRIPTION:*Note to all registrants: When purchasing a ticket\, please double check that the address + zip code that you provide matches the billing information on the card you are using.* \n  \nPLEASE CLICK HERE TO TO VIEW THE YOUTUBE PRESENTATION\nPLEASE CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE PDF PRESENTATION\n\nEVENT DETAILS\nWe will review the 2025 Energy Code Mandatory and Prescriptive requirements for multi-family envelope\, mechanical\, photovoltaic and heated pool and spa requirements. In addition\, we will review the new electric-ready and performance compliance metrics introduced in the 2025 Energy Code. \n\nThis event will be virtual over ZOOM. All registrants will be sent a ZOOM link in the Event Confirmation email that is sent out 24 hours prior to the event.\n  \nSPEAKER \n \nNick Brown – Owner and President\, Build Smart Group \nNick Brown is President of Build Smart\, an independent energy consultancy specializing in California energy modeling\, energy code\, and building performance that supports builders and architects in designing energy-efficient buildings. Nick is a Certified Energy Analyst (CEA) for residential and an Associate Energy Analyst (AEA) for nonresidential construction by the California Association of Building Energy Consultants (CABEC). He is a Subject Matter Expert on the Energy Code Ace statewide education team and teaches classes for Southern California Edison on Net Zero Design\, All-electric Homes\, Heat Pumps\, and Selling Clean Energy Homes. As part of a CalSEED team\, Nick is currently researching phase change material applications in HVAC systems. Nick was elected to the Board of Directors of CABEC beginning in 2018. He holds a BA in Economics from Princeton University and an MBA in Manufacturing from the University of Michigan. He remodeled his own home in 2014 in a deep energy retrofit and has written and presented extensively on Net Zero buildings\, high-performance walls\, and energy efficient building. Prior to starting Build Smart\, he served as President of Merlex Stucco for 15 years\, a $15 million Southern California stucco manufacturer. \n  \nLEARNING OBJECTIVES\nAIA CES: Approved for 1.0 LU|HSW \nParticipants will be able to state the implementation timeline for the 2025 California Energy Code and explain its relevance to multi-family residential projects. \nParticipants will be able to describe the updated Mandatory and Prescriptive requirements for the building envelope\, mechanical systems\, and renewable energy measures in multi-family projects\, and assess their impact on occupant health\, safety\, and environmental performance. \nParticipants will be able to identify the 2025 Energy Code updates specific to multi-family heated pool and spa systems\, including energy efficiency and safety-related provisions. \nParticipants will be able to explain the new electric-ready and performance compliance metrics introduced in the 2025 Energy Code\, and evaluate how they support sustainable\, safe\, and resilient residential design. \nParticipants will be able to access and apply available tools\, training\, and resources to support compliance with the 2025 Energy Code while advancing health\, safety\, and welfare objectives in multi-family residential practice. \n  \nThank you very much to our Sponsor!
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/multifamily-overview-of-2025-energy-code-updates/
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