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SUMMARY:Unearthing Solutions
DESCRIPTION:Please note: AIA|LA is not collecting RSVP’s for this event. Please see all pertinent event details below. \nClick here to register for this free event! \nEVENT DETAILS\nUnearthing Solutions\nA Completed Case Study of a Below-Grade Waterproofing Project at US Storage Centers \nDesigned by Morphosis Architects and Located in Los Angeles \nBelow-grade waterproofing systems are essential to long-term building enclosure performance\, yet they remain a frequent source of distress\, claims\, and costly repairs. Achieving durable performance depends not only on selecting an appropriate system\, but on early and continuous coordination among the owner\, architect\, enclosure consultant\, manufacturer\, and contractor—supported by clear detailing and rigorous construction-phase execution. \nThis panel presentation examines a completed case study of a below-grade waterproofing project at US Storage Centers in Los Angeles\, where a collaborative\, risk-informed process guided design development\, detailing\, and construction administration. The session illustrates how owner objectives\, architectural constraints\, subsurface conditions\, and risk tolerance informed system selection and detailing decisions. Particular emphasis is placed on the architect’s role in coordinating enclosure requirements\, integrating waterproofing into the overall building design\, and facilitating collaboration among the project team. \nThe presentation also highlights the roles of the enclosure consultant\, manufacturer\, and waterproofing contractor in identifying constructibility risks\, maintaining continuity of waterproofing and drainage at critical transitions\, and supporting the architect through submittal review\, RFIs\, and field observations. \n\nPanelists\nJud Taylor and Jeremy Arnold – SGH \nSal Hidalgo – Morphosis \nKyle Stimpson – AVM \nJames “Jimmy” Dent – Systems Waterproofing \n\nObjectives\nAfter attending this presentation\, participants will be able to: \n\nIdentify key factors influencing below-grade waterproofing system selection\, including owner goals\, subsurface conditions\, architectural constraints\, and risk tolerance.\nRecognize common design and construction challenges that affect below-grade waterproofing performance and explain how early coordination reduces the risk of failure.\nApply best practices for detailing and reviewing below-grade waterproofing assemblies to maintain continuity at transitions\, penetrations\, and terminations.\nUnderstand the roles and responsibilities of architects\, enclosure consultants\, manufacturers\, and contractors in delivering constructible\, durable below-grade waterproofing systems.\n\n  \nPLEASE CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS FREE EVENT!
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/unearthing-solutions/
LOCATION:Simpson Gumpertz & Heger\, 757 S Alameda Street\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90021\, United States
CATEGORIES:Committees,Networking,Panel,Partner Program,Professional Development
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SUMMARY:AIA|LA City Leaders Breakfast Reception w/ Sade Elhawary - Assemblymember\, District #57\, California
DESCRIPTION:AIA|LA City Leaders Breakfast Reception w/ Sade Elhawary – Assemblymember\, District #57\, California\n2026 City Leaders Breakfast Series Presented By:  \nThe 2026 AIA|LA City Leaders Breakfast Series allows architects & designers\, and other community stakeholders to meet directly with key individuals transforming Los Angeles in a roundtable setting to discuss innovative ideas to ensure a healthy\, sustainable\, and economically competitive future. \n \n  \nSade Elhawary – Assemblymember\, District #57\, California\nAssemblymember Sade Elhawary is an educator\, organizer\, and advocate for social justice who represents the 57th Assembly District\, including the communities of Exposition Park\, South Los Angeles\, and Downtown Los Angeles. \nBorn and raised in Los Angeles\, the Assemblymember is the eldest daughter of Egyptian and Guatemalan immigrants who came to the United States seeking a brighter future. At Community Coalition for over 12 years\, Elhawary was mentored by Mayor Karen Bass and City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson and served as a youth organizer\, recruiting and developing future leaders of the social justice movement. Her achievements include helping establish the Fremont High School Wellness Center to reduce health disparities in a medically underserved neighborhood and securing the School Climate Bill of Rights to reduce racial profiling in schools. \nElhawary played a pivotal role in founding the Nelson Mandela School for Social Justice\, shaping its curriculum and first graduating class. Her work reflects her deep commitment to improving outcomes for women and young people of color while fostering Black/Brown solidarity. \nAssemblymember Elhawary holds a bachelor’s degree from UCLA and a master’s from Harvard Graduate School of Education. She shares a home in South Los Angeles with her foster daughter Makailah. \nThis Reception is Hosted By: \n \nThe 2025 AIA|LA City Leaders Breakfast Series: (CONFIRMED TO DATE) \n\n\n\nLori R. Gay – President & CEO\, Neighborhood Housing Services of Los Angeles County = Friday\, May 9 (8am)\nLaura Friedman – U.S. Congressional Representative\, 30th District  = Friday\, August 8 (8am)\nLourdes Castro Ramírez – President & CEO\, Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) = Thursday\, August 21 (8am)\nLeigh Sata\, Ed.D\, AIA – Vice Chancellor & Chief Facilities Executive\, LACCD = Friday\, August 22 (8am)\nAdrin Nazarian – Councilmember\, District #2\, City of Los Angeles = Thursday\, August 28 (9am)* *(9am\, not 8am)\nJanisse Quiñones\, P.E. – Chief Executive Officer and Chief Engineer\, LADWP = Friday\, August 29 (8am)\nMichael Baim – VP\, Venue Infrastructure (VNI)\, Energy (NRG)\, and Look & Sign (LNS)\, LA 28 = Thursday\, September 11 (8am)\nLaura Rubio-Cornejo – General Manager\, LADOT = Thursday\, September 18 (8am)\nMark Gonzalez – Assemblymember\, District #54\, California = Friday\, September 19 (8am)\nJohn L. Reamer\, Jr. – Inspector of Public Works & Director\, Bureau of Contract Administration\, City of Los Angeles = Thursday\, October 16 (8am)\nYsabel Jurado – Councilmember\, District #14\, City of Los Angeles = Thursday\, October 30 (8am)\n\n\n\n2025 AIA|LA City Leaders Breakfast Series Presented By: \n 
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/aiala-city-leaders-breakfast-reception-w-sade-elhawary-assemblymember-district-57-california/
LOCATION:ZGF Architects LLP\, 515 South Flower Street\, Suite 3700\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90071
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,City Leaders Breakfast,Community,Networking,Professional Development,Reception,Roundtable,Women in Architecture
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SUMMARY:Riverside University Health System – Wellness Village Project Tour
DESCRIPTION:Please note: This is a partner event. AIA|LA is not collecting RSVP’s for this event. \nEVENT DETAILS\nAbout this Course: \nThe RUHS Wellness Village provides a continuum of care including outpatient and residential care services for mental health and substance use disorders\, primary healthcare\, and behavioral health urgent care. The facility serves a wide variety of consumers and will be home to a very unique children and youth program that includes the county’s first stand-alone youth Behavioral Health Urgent Care\, one of the first licensed Children’s Crisis Residential Program in the state\, including a space for parents/caregivers to stay overnight as needed\, and the first Short Term Residential Therapeutic Program in the state which will allow for placement of foster youth with the most complex care needs. \nIn this project tour\, attendees will explore how the innovative design and development of the first-of-its-kind RUHS Wellness Village co-locates the continuum of behavioral health\, substance use disorder\, and physical health services within an integrated campus environment. Attendees will review the challenges posed by a fragmented healthcare system\, as well as explore the ecosystem of care and how this design reduces barriers to accessibility\, improves care coordination\, and creates a seamless pathway from crisis to stabilization\, recovery\, and long-term health and wellness. The presenters and attendees will discuss how leveraging outdoor spaces and campus amenities support the integration of health and wellness leading to more client engagement and healthier outcomes. \nAgenda: \n\n2:30 – 2:45 PM              \n\nArrive at RUHS project  \nPlease bring PPE (safety vests\, hard hat\, and closed toe shoes). Some hats and vests will be available on site for those that forget or do not have them.  \n\n2:45 – 4:00 PM              \n\nGuided Tour led by Boulder Associates and/or Snyder Langston. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nAttendees will learn how behavioral health campuses cover the continuum of behavioral health care and how this can be used as a tool to improve access and equity in community-based care. Participants will develop an understanding of key design strategies that shift the outcome from episodic intervention to sustained recovery for a healthy and safe recovery.\n\n  \n\nAttendees will explore how leveraging outdoor spaces and campus amenities to support the integration of health and wellness leads to more client engagement and healthier outcomes. Participants will get a better understanding of how site design\, landscape implementation\, and the spaces created by building orientation help create a sense of belonging and increase the rate of success for recovery.\n\n  \n\nAttendees will learn how the RUHS campus is pursuing LEED for New Construction (LEED-NC) v4/4.1 Group Certification. LEED points for 44.6% energy use reduction\, 15% Tier 1 renewable energy\, and onsite carbon sequestration through plantings have been awarded. Features also include a battery energy storage system (BESS)\, and green roofs.\n\n  \n\nThe Design-Build team will present the overall project delivery method being implemented for this multi-building campus. They will summarize the role of the P3 delivery method (public-private partnership)\, the Design-Build team approach and delivery\, and how funding structures are shaping behavioral health campus implementation and phasing.\n\nDate: May 21\, 2026 \nTime: 2:30 – 4:00 PM \nLearning Units: 2 AIA HSW’s \nLocation: \n20545 Harvill Ave\, Perris\, CA 92570 \nCost: $25  (Plus processing fees) \n  \nPlease click here to purchase your ticket. \n  \n*Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred to another individual to attend the tour. \n 
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/riverside-university-health-system-wellness-village-project-tour/
LOCATION:Riverside University Health System – Wellness Village\, 20545 Harvill Ave\, Perris\, California\, 92570
CATEGORIES:Committees,Learning Units,Networking,Professional Development
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