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SUMMARY:How to Succeed with Mass Timber
DESCRIPTION:How to Succeed with Mass Timber\nA conversation embracing the future development of Mass Timber typologies in Los Angeles\n\n\n\nRecent evolutions in products\, technology\, and building codes have established Mass Timber as one of our most promising avenues for achieving meaningful embodied carbon reduction. Wood’s intrinsic beauty has a natural appeal and healing quality\, but code and industry unfamiliarity present designers with novel challenges to solve along with new opportunities. This panel will bring architects\, engineers\, contractors\, and building owners together to share their wisdom and discuss recent experiences and future code pathways regarding built timber projects in Los Angeles.\n\n\n Co-Moderator\nJames (JED) Donaldson\, AIA\nPartner at Johnson Fain\n\nJames (JED) is a Partner at Johnson Fain with more than twenty five years of professional experience in designing large-scale\, complex projects. His experience includes diverse building typologies including multifamily residential\, office\, education\, biotech\, civic\, cultural\, high-rise structures\, and large-scale mixed-use developments. JED’s knowledge of the building industry is complemented with his interest in sustainable design and advanced drawing techniques. He leads the firm’s Sustainability and Resilience Lab and steers Johnson Fain’s AIA 2030 Commitment. JED is active in the academic environment where he has both taught and been an invited speaker at University of California\, Berkeley\, USC\, UCLA\, University of Puerto Rico\, and Art Center.\n\n\nCo-Moderator\nJames Black\, AIA\, LEED AP\, NCARB\nPrincipal; House & Robertson Architect\n\nJames Black is a Principal and Technical Director at House & Robertson Architects in Culver City. Since joining House & Robertson in 2005\, his career has been focused on the practice’s unique specialization\, the technical execution of complex architectural projects in collaboration with partner Design Architects.\n\n\nPanelist: Dan Dumke\, Senior Director\nShawmut Design and Construction\n\nAs senior director at Shawmut Design and Construction\, Dan Dumke leads the preconstruction and integrated design efforts for the firm’s West region\, bringing his wealth of experience to deliver best-in-class services to clients while establishing integrated\, collaborative project stakeholder environments. With over 40 years of experience executing major projects\, Dan is fluent in preconstruction\, design-build\, and ground-up construction operations\, with established expertise in sustainable and efficient practices including mass timber and modular construction. He leads corporate initiatives for diversity\, equity\, and inclusion and partnerships with Underrepresented Business Enterprise (UBE) trade partners. Dan is Vice Chair of the Associated General Contractors of California’s (AGC) Construction Education Foundation Board and is on the Orange County Board of Directors and a member of the DEI Steering Committee.\n\n\nPanelist: Nina Mahjoub\, PE\, LEED AP\nPrincipal\, Holmes\n\nNina leads Holmes’ Southern California team that is pioneering some of the region’s first mass timber construction. Nina brings lessons learned from the topped-out creative office 42XX\, and she advises on mass timber’s structural applications in mixed-use\, higher ed\, and entertainment studio contexts.\n\n\nPanelist: Haley Coughlin\, AIA \nArchitect\, Lever Architecture\n\nHaley is a Project Architect at LEVER’s Los Angeles office and is a part of the Low Carbon Initiative Committee – working with LADBS to clarify and streamline building with Mass Timber in Los Angeles. She is interested in thoughtful\, mission-driven design\, and architecture that focuses on stewardship and place making. With a diverse portfolio of campus\, community\, and creative office projects\, she excels at translating concept sketches to built work while developing trust-based working relationships with clients\, contractors\, and the design team. \n\n\nPanelist: Parisa Nassiri PE\nSenior Fire Engineer\, Holmes\n\nAs a Senior Fire Engineer\, Parisa optimizes building design for fire scenarios. Her code consulting eases approvals for exposed and high-rise mass timber solutions otherwise not permissible by US Building Code. With a focus in Structural Fire Engineering\, she justifies code alternates while saving her clients construction costs\, carbon\, time\, and labor. \n\nApproved 1 Learning Unit:\n1.  Learn techniques for architectural detailing that optimize the performance and beauty of mass timber materials. \n2.  Review structural engineering solutions that have proven effective in recent mass timber structures. \n3.  Learn about efforts between design professionals and LADBS to streamline and coordinate the agency approvals process for mass timber projects in the City of Los Angeles. \n4.  Gain insights into constructibility factors and procurement considerations in the use of mass timber systems. \n5.  Understand where and how the Building Code provides opportunities to incorporate mass timber into a project.  \n\n\nStreet Parking. Review Street Signs as it changes with the time of day.
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/how-to-succeed-with-mass-timber/
LOCATION:Johnson Fain\, 1201 N Broadway\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90012
CATEGORIES:Committees
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SUMMARY:The Convergence of DFMA with Healthcare Design and Construction
DESCRIPTION:The Convergence of DFMA with Healthcare Design and Construction\nIn this panel discussion\, architects\, builders\, and product manufacturers converge to explore how Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA) is revolutionizing healthcare project delivery. The panelists will delve into DFMA’s impact on traditional design processes\, showcasing its ability to leverage manufacturing constraints for cost and schedule savings without compromising design integrity. Moreover\, the session illuminates the role of industrialized construction techniques within the healthcare sector\, emphasizing pre-fabrication’s benefits in enhancing safety\, quality\, and sustainability. Through insightful discussions and real-world examples\, attendees gain valuable insights into how collaboration among stakeholders drives value and innovation in healthcare project delivery. \n  \n \nMODERATOR: Stan Chiu\, Directory of Integrated Project Delivery\, HDR \nStan brings over 25 years of experience in complex projects for clients such as Sutter Health\, Samsung\, UHS\, the University of California and the Mayo Clinic. A leader in Lean Design and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)\, Stan believes in the power of respect for people and continuous improvement. His projects have been recognized for design excellence including National AIA and SCUP Honor Awards. Stan has served on professional and institutional boards including the Lean Construction Institute. \n \nPANELIST: Kyle Weisman\, VP and Principal\,HGA \nKyle specializes in healthcare architecture and Lean integrated project delivery\, with an emphasis on standardized\, modular\, and pre-fabrication strategies. Kyle has led teams on complex\, large-scale projects around the country\, and proactively leverages his technical expertise to anticipate construction challenges and provide solutions to improve project delivery. His collaborative leadership with interdisciplinary\, cross-functional teams has been a clear differentiator in the successful execution of design-build\, manufactured\, and prefabricated healthcare environments. \n \nPANELIST: Chad Arthur\, NW Region VDC & Design to Build Leader\, DPR Construction  \nChad leads teams in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest to collaboratively deliver projects leveraging DPR’s strategies: Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) and Design to Build. Chad takes a holistic perspective about combining the power of people\, processes\, and tools to optimize and improve outcomes of both design and construction\, improving performance while fostering the creativity and innovation of design. He is focused on creating greater opportunities for prefabrication and Design for Manufacturing Assembly (DFMA) through design optimization and creating a shared working environment that fosters transparency and early intervention. \n \nPANELIST: Trevor Higgins\, Central Northeast Area Sales Manager\, mf PHD \nTrevor is responsible for overseeing the strategic planning\, design\, and execution of all construction projects\, ensuring that mfPHD continues to deliver high-quality\, cutting-edge solutions to its clients. He left his role as a Project Manager at Massachusetts General Hospital to join mfPHD 10 years ago as the Central Northeast Area Sales Manager. His keen understanding of prefabrication and hospital construction\, coupled with a passion for innovation and building helps push mfPHD’s mission to the boundaries of what’s possible. \n \nPANELIST: Ron Rendina\, SoCal Healthcare Core Market Lead and Western Sales Lead\, for DPR\, Digital Building Components + SurePods \nRon holds a Masters of Science in Construction from Arizona State University\, and accreditations from LEED AP and DBIA. He has been in the Construction Industry since 1986 specializing in healthcare construction for 28 years (23 of those years with DPR). Ron brings first hand offsite prefabrication experience on California healthcare projects and is a true believer with how value is optimized. \n\nAPPROVED AIA CES: 1.5 LU|HSW Learning Units\n1. How Designing for Manufacturing and Assembly impacts the traditional design process. Understanding and use of manufacturing constraints to create cost and schedule savings without sacrificing design intent. \n2. Develop a comprehensive understanding of industrialized construction and its specific applications within the healthcare sector\, including an analysis of key features and benefits of pre-fabrication techniques to advance healthcare construction. \n3. Critically evaluate the impact of industrialized construction on safety and quality in healthcare projects\, focusing on how methodologies enhance worker safety and lead to higher-quality clinical environments\, positively affecting patient and staff experiences in controlled\, safe work settings. \n4. Explore the role of industrialized construction in achieving sustainability goals within healthcare projects\, assessing methods employed to substantially reduce waste through pre-fabrication techniques while maintaining high construction standards. \n5. Investigate how industrialized construction processes contribute to predictability in terms of cost\, quality\, and schedule for healthcare projects\, understanding how streamlined construction processes can expedite project timelines and improve the final built environment. \nFood and beverages will be sponsored by Falkbuilt.\nStreet parking is available on Colorado Ave\, Broadway\, and Euclid. Please obey parking signs.
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/the-convergence-of-dfma-with-healthcare-design-and-construction/
LOCATION:HGA Architects\, 1301 Colorado Ave\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404
CATEGORIES:Healthcare
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SUMMARY:AIA|LA & LACP Roundtable Discussion:  Citywide Housing Incentive Program
DESCRIPTION:AIA|LA & LACP Roundtable Discussion: Citywide Housing Incentive Program\nLos Angeles City Planning is hosting a roundtable with AIA|LA and members of the ULI Housing Council to provide an overview of and solicit feedback on the recently released draft Citywide Housing Incentive Program (CHIP) Ordinance–a key component of Los Angeles’ Housing Element Rezoning Program. Released in March 2024\, the CHIP ordinance aims to expand opportunities for housing on major corridors in higher opportunity areas and near transit citywide. Before hosting a public hearing in the summer\, Los Angeles City Planning seeks feedback to inform future revisions to the draft ordinance. \nKey Questions: \n\nThe CHIP Ordinance proposes by-right LADBS review for an expanded pool of project types. Are there other ways that City Planning can support the streamlined review of mixed-income and 100% affordable housing projects?\nAre there corridors that are not captured by the Mixed Income Incentive Program where you would like to see more housing development and why?\nProjects in Opportunity Corridor Transition Incentive Areas are required to comply with certain design standards. Do you foresee any issues with the feasibility of implementing these standards?\nAre there additional clarifications that can be made to the tailored menus of incentives to better support mixed-income and 100% affordable housing projects?\n\nSPEAKERS: \nBlair Smith – Senior City Planner\, Los Angeles City Planning \nThea Trindle – City Planner\, Los Angeles City Planning \nWajiha Ibrahim – City Planner\, Los Angeles City Planning \nTO PREPARE:  In advance of the roundtable discussion\, please review the draft ordinances (see links below) and prepare your questions\, comments\, and recommendations to help improve the effectiveness and feasibility of these proposed ordinances. \nHousing Element Rezoning Program \nThe Citywide Housing Incentive Program Ordinance\nDraft Ordinance (March 2024)\nFact Sheet (March 2024) \nCitywide Adaptive Reuse Ordinance\nCitywide Adaptive Reuse Draft Ordinance (March 2024)\nCurrent Zoning Code\, Ch. 1\nNew Zoning Code\, Ch. 1A\nFact Sheet (March 2024) \nHousing Elements Sites Ordinance\nDraft Ordinance (March 2024)\nFact Sheet (March 2024) \nResident Protections Ordinance\nDraft Ordinance (March 2024)\nFact Sheet (March 2024) \nWHEN: Wednesday\, May 15th at 4 pm \nWHERE:  This will be an in-person meeting at Los Angeles City Hall (200 N. Spring Street\, Room #501 – Los Angeles\, CA 90012) \n\nTransit & Parking details will be sent along with a confirmation of your RSVP.\n\nSPEAKERS & BIOS: \n \nBlair Smith – Senior City Planner\, Los Angeles City Planning \nBlair Smith is a Senior City Planner in the Housing Policy Unit\, overseeing the Housing Element Rezoning Program. In her current role\, Blair evaluates existing housing needs and barriers\, facilitates community input\,  and develops recommendations and programs to address Los Angeles’s housing needs. \nBlair previously has worked on the Housing Element 2021-2029\, the streamlining of affordable housing processes citywide\,  creating new zoning tools for re:codela\, developing housing incentives for the Hollywood Community Plan update\, and protecting historic resources in the Office of Historic Resources. \nBlair studied the growth and structure of cities at Bryn Mawr College.  Throughout her career\, Blair has worked to build a more equitable LA by developing tools to improve design and integrate affordable housing into neighborhoods throughout the City. \n  \n  \n  \n \nThea Trindle – City Planner\, Los Angeles City Planning \nThea Trindle is a City Planner for Los Angeles City Planning’s Housing Policy team supporting the implementation of Los Angeles’ Housing Element Rezoning Program. Prior to joining Los Angeles City Planning\, Thea served as Planning and Development Manager for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti’s Office of Economic Development  where she served as the Mayor’s liaison to City Planning and the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). Thea completed her B.A. in Urban Studies at Loyola Marymount University and her M.S. in Regional and Urban Planning at the London School of Economics. If she is not at Los Angeles City Hall you can usually find her exploring the hiking trails of the nearby San Gabriel mountains\, at the beach\, or exploring her beloved DTLA neighborhood. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nWajiha Ibrahim – City Planner\, Los Angeles City Planning \nWajiha Ibrahim\, a City Planner for the Housing Unit of the Department of City Planning focuses her work on advancing housing access and its equitable distribution in Los Angeles. With a background in Engineering\, Urban Planning and Design from the University of Michigan\, Wajiha has developed both international and local level city plans and policies. Wajiha also co-authored the 2021-2029 Housing Element Update\, an eight-year policy framework to house Los Angeles residents. She is currently working on the Department’s Citywide Rezoning Program\, an ordinance aimed to increase housing production and meet Los Angeles’s housing needs.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nQuestions?  Please contact Will Wright for more information.
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/aiala-lacp-roundtable-discussion-citywide-housing-incentive-program/
LOCATION:Los Angeles City Hall\, 200 N. Spring Street\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90012
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,Professional Development
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SUMMARY:Urban Design Review Session 5.14.24
DESCRIPTION:The 2024 AIA|LA and LACP Urban Design Review Sessions\nArchitects & designers passionate about improving the design quality of newly proposed projects throughout the City of Los Angeles are encouraged to participate in the AIA|LA & Los Angeles City Planning (LACP) Professional Volunteer Program (PVP). \nPLEASE REGISTER HERE.\nWHAT:\nIn 2024\, we will be coordinating thirt-six urban design review sessions\, which will serve as opportunities for leading design talent to help the Los Angles City Planning’s Urban Design Studio critically review upcoming projects throughout the City.   \nTO PREPARE:  The following resources are helpful to review in advance to become more familiar with the Urban Design Studio’s three design approaches.  \n\nCitywide Design Guidelines\nAbove-Grade Parking Advisory\n\nWHY:\nThe review sessions will will enable a rotating pool of architects and designers the opportunity to provide insightful and critical design feedback on pending projects that will be reviewed by the Planning Commission. As a volunteer\, you will help educate planning staff on urban design issues and complex urban typologies and you will have the chance to provide project specific urban design advice for planning staff’s consideration. \nWHERE:\nAll of the sessions are held virtually on zoom.  PLEASE REGISTER HERE. \nWHEN:\nThe design review sessions are held virtually on zoom on the first\, second\, and third Tuesday of each month (10am – 12pm)  = see exact dates below. \n\nJanuary 2\, 2024\nJanuary 9\, 2024\nJanuary 16\, 2024\nFebruary 6\, 2024\nFebruary 13\, 2024\nFebruary 20\, 2024\nMarch 5\, 2024\nMarch 12\, 2024\nMarch 19\, 2024\nApril 2\, 2024\nApril 9\, 2024\nApril 16\, 2024\nMay 7\, 2024\nMay 14\, 2024\nMay 21\, 2024\nJune 4\, 2024\nJune 11\, 2024\nJune 18\, 2024\nJuly 2\, 2024\nJuly 9\, 2024\nJuly 16\, 2024\nAugust 6\, 2024\nAugust 13\, 2024\nAugust 20\, 2024\nSeptember 3\, 2024\nSeptember 10\, 2024\nSeptember 17\, 2024\nOctober 1\, 2024\nOctober 8\, 2024\nOctober 15\, 2024\nNovember 5\, 2024\nNovember 12\, 2024\nNovember 19\, 2024\nDecember 3\, 2024\nDecember 10\, 2024\nDecember 17\, 2024\n\n  \nPlease note:   We’re involving a rotating pool of architect volunteers\, with sensitivity to the value of your time – so therefore\, you are encouraged to RSVP and attend at most only two or three sessions during any given calendar year.  This will ensure more space to accommodate as many volunteers as possible since each session accommodates a limited capacity. \n  \nDISCLAIMER:\nPVP discussions provide an opportunity for an open discussion with the notion that the information is to remain confidential and not shared in any other public or private forums. Anonymity shall be maintained by all PVP participants at all times. \nQuestions?  Please contact Will Wright for more information.
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/urban-design-review-session-5-14-24/
LOCATION:Virtual on Zoom
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,Professional Development
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SUMMARY:Table For Ten: A Summit for Women in Construction\, Design and Real Estate
DESCRIPTION:Table for Ten is a highly curated day to learn the strategies to be in leadership positions. Attendees will not only meet the people that will support them in that process\, but also create meaningful relationships that ultimately move the needle for women in AEC and CRE. It will be an intense\, intimate\, highly productive day of networking\, connecting\, and marketing.\n<< RESERVE YOUR SPOT >>\nProfessionals who have experience across the Architecture\, Engineering\, Construction (AEC) and Commercial Real Estate (CRE) industries are invited to attend. The program will offer a mix of formal and informal dialogue along with curated experiences and relationship-building opportunities that are unlike any other industry event. \nGeneral Admissions: $350\nVIP Pass (VIP Happy Hour Access): $550 \nContact Table for Ten if you are interested in sponsoring\, speaking/moderating\, or would like to request a free general admission ticket.
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/table-for-ten-a-summit-for-women-in-construction-design-and-real-estate/
CATEGORIES:Networking,Women in Architecture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240509T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240509T200000
DTSTAMP:20260430T064648
CREATED:20240314T211649Z
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SUMMARY:New Member/Newly Licensed Reception 2024
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating New AIA|LA Members and Newly Licensed Architects\nJoin the Party!\nIt’s always a special occasion when we gather to celebrate with our new AIA Los Angeles members and newly licensed architects. Join us\, make new friendships and learn more about how you can get involved and make the most of your membership! \nWhether you’ve recently joined\, or have been part of AIA|LA for years\, please join us for delicious food and drink\, sparkling conversation\, and more. \nOur gracious sponsor and host is Poggenpohl Los Angeles. \n \nRSVP soon and mark your calendar!
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/new-member-reception-2024/
LOCATION:Poggenpohl Los Angeles\, 8900 Beverly Blvd #104\, Los Angeles\, 90048\, United States
CATEGORIES:Networking,Reception
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240508T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240508T203000
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SUMMARY:Right-Sizing Plumbing and the Water Demand Calculator
DESCRIPTION:At the May American Society of Plumbing Engineers Los Angeles Chapter meeting\, Christopher Lohr (VP of Technical Services and Research\, IAPMO) will present on a novel water supply pipe sizing methodology. Using the IAPMO Water Demand Calculator new residential constructions significantly reduces water aging\, delivers hot water faster\, generates significant construction cost savings\, reduces the carbon footprint of the structure\, and subsequently saves on water – and water heating-related energy utility bills for the entire life of the plumbing system. \n  \nThis event includes dinner and tour of the LADWP La Kretz Innovation Campus. \n  \n$55\, 4-hour event\, pay at the door. Dinner and tour of the LADWP La Kretz Innovation Campus are included. \n  \nOrganizer: Christoph Lohr (VP of Technical Services and Research\, IAPMO)\n \n  \nOpen to non-ASPE members \nhttps://www.aspela.com/chapter-meetings/ (event description) \nhttps://www.aspela.com/product/aspe-la-chapter-meeting-rsvp-only/ (event rsvp)
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/right-sizing-plumbing-and-the-water-demand-calculator/
LOCATION:La Kretz Innovation Campus\, 525 S. Hewitt Street\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90013\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240507T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240507T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T064648
CREATED:20240117T012649Z
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SUMMARY:Urban Design Review Session 5.7.24
DESCRIPTION:The 2024 AIA|LA and LACP Urban Design Review Sessions\nArchitects & designers passionate about improving the design quality of newly proposed projects throughout the City of Los Angeles are encouraged to participate in the AIA|LA & Los Angeles City Planning (LACP) Professional Volunteer Program (PVP). \nPLEASE REGISTER HERE.\nWHAT:\nIn 2024\, we will be coordinating thirt-six urban design review sessions\, which will serve as opportunities for leading design talent to help the Los Angles City Planning’s Urban Design Studio critically review upcoming projects throughout the City.   \nTO PREPARE:  The following resources are helpful to review in advance to become more familiar with the Urban Design Studio’s three design approaches.  \n\nCitywide Design Guidelines\nAbove-Grade Parking Advisory\n\nWHY:\nThe review sessions will will enable a rotating pool of architects and designers the opportunity to provide insightful and critical design feedback on pending projects that will be reviewed by the Planning Commission. As a volunteer\, you will help educate planning staff on urban design issues and complex urban typologies and you will have the chance to provide project specific urban design advice for planning staff’s consideration. \nWHERE:\nAll of the sessions are held virtually on zoom.  PLEASE REGISTER HERE. \nWHEN:\nThe design review sessions are held virtually on zoom on the first\, second\, and third Tuesday of each month (10am – 12pm)  = see exact dates below. \n\nJanuary 2\, 2024\nJanuary 9\, 2024\nJanuary 16\, 2024\nFebruary 6\, 2024\nFebruary 13\, 2024\nFebruary 20\, 2024\nMarch 5\, 2024\nMarch 12\, 2024\nMarch 19\, 2024\nApril 2\, 2024\nApril 9\, 2024\nApril 16\, 2024\nMay 7\, 2024\nMay 14\, 2024\nMay 21\, 2024\nJune 4\, 2024\nJune 11\, 2024\nJune 18\, 2024\nJuly 2\, 2024\nJuly 9\, 2024\nJuly 16\, 2024\nAugust 6\, 2024\nAugust 13\, 2024\nAugust 20\, 2024\nSeptember 3\, 2024\nSeptember 10\, 2024\nSeptember 17\, 2024\nOctober 1\, 2024\nOctober 8\, 2024\nOctober 15\, 2024\nNovember 5\, 2024\nNovember 12\, 2024\nNovember 19\, 2024\nDecember 3\, 2024\nDecember 10\, 2024\nDecember 17\, 2024\n\n  \nPlease note:   We’re involving a rotating pool of architect volunteers\, with sensitivity to the value of your time – so therefore\, you are encouraged to RSVP and attend at most only two or three sessions during any given calendar year.  This will ensure more space to accommodate as many volunteers as possible since each session accommodates a limited capacity. \n  \nDISCLAIMER:\nPVP discussions provide an opportunity for an open discussion with the notion that the information is to remain confidential and not shared in any other public or private forums. Anonymity shall be maintained by all PVP participants at all times. \nQuestions?  Please contact Will Wright for more information.
URL:https://www.aialosangeles.org/event/urban-design-review-session-5-7-24/
LOCATION:Virtual on Zoom
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,Professional Development
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