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Mark Your Calendars!
October 16: AIACOC Board Meeting
October 17: Table Talk
October 24: Architecture after 5 at GE Johnson Construction
October 26: Happy Birthday OKC Foundation for Architecture
November 1: Norman Lunch & Learn
November 1: AIA Oklahoma Design Awards Banquet
November 7: Leadership and Design in Indian Country
November 14: AIACOC Luncheon
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AIA CENTRAL OKLAHOMA NEWS
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Join the Associates Committee for Table Talks
Join the AIA Central Oklahoma Associates Committee for Table Talks. Attendees will visit each table to learn about various topics.
The topics will include:
AXP Hours and the ARE
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Morgan Jones, AIA |
Candice Leinneweber, Assoc . AIA
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Standing out from the crowd - Marketing & BD 101
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Bonnie Hardwick
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Josh Dougherty
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Firm Ownership from a Woman's Perspective
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Beth Windel, AIA
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Bethany Jackson, AIA
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Career Advice from Seasoned Architects
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James Loftis, FAIA
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Dave Brown, AIA
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This event is free and open to MEMBERS of AIA Central Oklahoma. Space is limited.
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Architecture after 5 at GE Johnson Construction
Join us for Architecture after 5!
Architecture after 5
Thursday, October 24
at GE Johnson Construction Company
825 N. Broadway, Suite 320, Oklahoma City
Architecture after 5 is open to our members and their guests.
Thank you to our host!
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Norman Lunch & Learn on November 1st
Acoustic Separation using Motor Driven Operable Partitions presented by TRW Oklahoma
Attendees will earn 1 hour of HSW Credit
Friday, November 1, 2019
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
University of Oklahoma, College of Architecture
830 Van Vleet Oval, Room 395, Norman
The objective of this course is to provide design professionals with a thorough understanding of the available motorized acoustically rate movable partitions used in interior applications.
1) To understand the importance of flexible space division - acoustic separation, revenue generation
2) To compare and contract three types of electrically powered partitions
3) To understand the acoustical performance properties, options available and how to best enhance performance
4) To understand the structural considerations of these dynamic systems and the impact on the overall design of the building.
5) To compare overall considerations for the various types of motorized acoustical partitions.
Lunch provided by TRW Oklahoma
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Onward and Upward: Leadership and Design in Indian Country
Thursday, November 7, 2019
5:30-8:00 pm
at FSB Architects & Engineers Office
5801 Broadway Extension, Suite 500, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Light hors d'oeuvres, wine and beer will be served.
Join the AIA and AIA Central Oklahoma for November's Embracing our Differences. Changing the World speaker series. The Onward and Upward: Leadership and Design in Indian Country event is an opportunity to celebrate the rich and diverse Native culture, traditions, and histories and to acknowledge the important contributions of Oklahoma's Native American tribes. A panel of Tribal leaders will showcase the impact they are making in our communities followed by a panel of local architects, designers and artists will discuss the positive impacts they are making in their communities, the state at large, and how they celebrate Native American design.
This event is free and open to the public. Seating is limited.
6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Impact of the Tribes
Chief Baton of the Choctaw Nation
Chief Floyd of the Creek Nation
Governor Wassana - Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes
Moderator: Jason Holuby, AIA
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Native American Design
Anthony Blatt, AIA of Hornbeek Blatt Architects
Jason Holuby, AIA of New Fire Native
DG Smalling, Artist
Kevin McMillon of Red Sky
Moderator: Mike Patterson, AIA
AIA's "Embracing Our Differences. Changing the World" speaker series events launched in February, partnering with AIA Washington DC (AIADC), explored the imperative of expanding diversity in the architecture profession. The second event, in April, partnered with the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) discussed women in design. During the third event, we learned from and engaged with a diverse panel of designers, leaders, and policy influencers who are shaping firm culture across the country to be more inclusive of the LGBTQI+ community.
The AIA is committed to broadening equity, diversity and inclusion to create a stronger profession. To support that mission, AIA has developed a number of programs and resources. Visit AIA's website for more information on the Institute's equity, equity, diversity and inclusion efforts.
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Register for the AIA Oklahoma Design Awards Banquet
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OK
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CELEBRATING 20 YEARS!
Join us where it all started 20 years ago... at the old Church of Christ Scientist at 1200 North Robinson in OKC. Hear about how the Oklahoma City Foundation for Architecture was formed and the tie to the building, tour the building and hear about the new plans as construction is about to begin.
Current OKC Foundation for Architecture Members attend FREE and nonmembers are $25 but your entry fee includes a free one-year membership!
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NEWS OF INTEREST TO OUR MEMBERS |
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Attention Firm Leaders
Hello firm leaders -
This school year, I am serving as Professor of Practice for the University of Oklahoma Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture. Specifically, I am coordinating intern development workshops for students and assisting 4th year students in finding jobs to fulfill their required paid internship in the spring semester. The 4th year students will not have any other classes in the spring so they are available to work full time.
In the next few weeks, area firms should begin receiving letters, resumes, and applications as the students being their job searches. Please give them your full consideration. The students are an attentive, hardworking, and talented group with solid skills in design thinking, rendering/graphic layout, and Revit. I am confident they will contribute to your firm's success.
If you already know you will be able to hire one or more students, please contact me directly so that I can advise the students. Also please do not hesitate to contact me at (405) 971-4199 or
lchronister29@gmail.com
if you have any questions or concerns.
Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Lisa M. Chronister, FAIA, AICP
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City of Sapulpa RFQ
The City of Sapulpa is interested in contracting with a firm with the expertise to provide master planning design services for its downtown.
Interested persons or firms should submit their sealed "Qualification Statement," in the form of (1) original and eight (8) copies to:
City Clerk City of Sapulpa
425 E Dewey
Sapulpa, Ok 74066
REPLIES MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN 4:00 P.M., Central Standard Time, October 16th, 2019.
MARK THE OUTSIDE OF THE ENVELOPE, QUALIFICATION STATEMENT FOR MASTER PLANNING SERVICES - SAPULPA DOWNTOWN.
If hand delivered, they will be delivered to the City Clerk, 425 E Dewey, Sapulpa, Ok.
All sealed Qualification Statements received by the City Clerk shall be publicly opened by the Procurement Manager in the Council Room, City Hall, 425 E Dewey, Sapulpa, Ok, at 4:00 P.M., Central Standard Time, October 16, 2019. Only the names of the submitters will be read.
Replies received after the deadline stated above will not be considered.
Any additional information concerning the request may be obtained from the Planning Department at 918-248-5918.
Sincerely,
Joan Riley City Manager City of Sapulpa, Ok
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BernhardTME Open House
Join us for an Open House at our new office!
Thursday, November 7th
4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
501 N, Walker, OKC
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