September - October 2019
UPCOMING EVENTS - See Full Calendar Here

Every Wednesday, September 11 - 25

Wednesday, September 18 - Friday, October 4

Wednesday, September 25

Wednesday, October 2

Thursday, October 3

Wednesday, October 9 - Friday, October 11
How Are We Doing?
AIA East Bay Annual Survey
10 Questions...2 Minutes is all we ask. Please tell us how we are doing and how we might do even better.

Thank You Harry Jacobs!
We say goodbye as the long-term driving force behind Arch News, Harry Jacobs, "retires" from the publication.

Mt. Umunhum Summit Shelter and Visitor Center
Project Profile
Creatively weather-resistant with a caretaker feel, this structure is helping to welcome visitors to Mt. Umunhum summit for the first time in 50 years.

Cartoon of the Month

We would like to thank Phillip Witte for his cartoon! He has been a freelance journalist for over 25 years. Witte has written articles on a broad range of topics, including international affairs for The Washington Post, travel for the Chicago Tribune, cultural events for Asia Magazine, and legal subjects for numerous magazines. He also contributed to the teleplay for Simple Justice (based on the book by Richard Kluger) that was broadcasted on PBS.

AD Architects International
Firm Profile
AD Architects focuses on multi-family housing, high-tech education research facilities, and high-tech manufacturing offices. They are a passionate, creative, and inclusive firm that emphasizes on young emerging architects

Regional and Urban Design Group
Education

Design optionsfor the Shattuck-Adeline-Stanford Greenway--and built precedents--are described in a Vision Plan and willbe presented at AIA Easy Bay. Challenges surrounding its implementation will be discussed. Presenters include: Matt Taecker AIA AICP (author-designer), Dave Campbell (Advocacy Director for Bike East Bay), and John Caner (CEO of Downtown Berkeley Association).

Oakland 2100 Game Exhibit
Our Community

Calling on imaginative minds to help shape Oakland's Future. Join us at the AIA East Bay office for an exciting night of model city building, collaborating with fellow Oaklanders, and learning about urban design. Open to the public!

Build It Up - Summer Camp
Our Community

 AIA East Bay chapter past-president Jeremiah Tolbert , AIA in partnership with the Family 1st Foundation run an annual Architecture Youth Camp. The project builds self-esteem and design interest within a group of middle school kids utilizing volunteers from the AIA East Bay community and beyond.

New, Reinstated and Transfer Members through February: