american institute of architects - central kentucky chapter
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AIA-CSI 2018 Trade Fair
When:
Tuesday, March 6, 2018 Where: The Faulkner Gallery, Louisville, KY Click here for more information No event is currently being planned.
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HOT OFf THE PRESS!!
Join Us in June...
at the AIA/CKC Annual Retreat (formerly known as Procrastinator's Weekend) June 2, 2017 Talbott Tavern 107 W Stephen Foster Ave, Bardstown, KY Conference Schedule: 8am: Registration/ Arrival/ Breakfast - at Talbott Inn 8:45am: Introduction: New Forms - Chris Manzo, AIA LEED AP 9am: A New View on Historic Preservation - Daniel Vivian, Associate Professor and Chair Department of Historic Preservation : College of Design : University of Kentucky 10am: Old Buildings, New Forms: Design Intent in the Adaptive Reuse of Buildings - Chris Manzo, AIA LEED AP 11am: Bardstown Historic Topic - Dixie Hibbs, Historian, Activist and Author 12pm: Lunch - Downtown Bardstown - Location TBA 1:30pm: Willet Distillery Tour: What is Next on Distillery Campuses? - Charles Keyes III, AIA 3:30pm: 3D Scanning of Historic Buildings: New Techniques and Uses - Ayoroa/Simmons Architects - Guy Simmons, AIA 4:30pm: Drone Technology in Adaptive Reuse Projects - Ayoroa/Simmons Architects - Guy Simmons, AIA 5:30pm: Wrap Up and Adjourn 6pm: Dinner in Bardstown - Location TBA Total AIA CEUs for the day: 6 or 7 (?? HSW). Cost for the entire weekend (including meals): $50 for AIA members and guests, $75 for non members. To register for the conference, Click Here. Spend the night at Talbott Tavern. A block of rooms have been reserved. Contact the Talbott at directly at 502-348-3494 to reserve a room and mention the AIA/CKC Annual Retreat to access these room reservations. The following rooms have been reserved: In original building; all rates are per night: The Jesse James Room Full Size Bed - $99 The Lincoln Suite Full Size Bed - $109 The Washington Irving Suite Full Size Bed - $119 In adjacent newer building; all rates are per night: 101 King Bed - $175 104 Queen Bed - $135 105 King Bed - $175 203 King Bed - $145 209 King Bed - $145 Click Here for a description of each room. All rooms are currently in Pete Biven's name. They will add a note to list you as the occupant but will not take a credit card at that time, but rather when you check in. Note that the block reservation will be cancelled one week before the event. We look forward to seeing you there! 2018 AIA/CKC Associate Grant Applications - Still Available
The AIA Central Kentucky Chapter is now taking applications for AIA Associate Grants for the year 2018. The Board will also accept applications the Emerging Professionals Grants. This is a continuation of a successful program that gets Architectural Interns and Emerging Professionals active in the Central Kentucky Chapter. For those not familiar with the program, each year the AIA/CKC pays the membership costs for up to ten people to become Associate AIA members and for two licensed architects who have been licensed under 5 years and have never been an AIA member. Grant recipients are expected to be active in the chapter for the year the chapter pays for their membership, then continue their activity in future years and become the next generation of chapter leaders. AIA Associate grant recipients are asked to serve on one or more of the following committees: Trade Fair, Programs, AXP, Communications (Website), House Tour, Urban Design, and Membership (Social). Additionally ALL grant recipients will be expected to help on the day of the Trade Fair on March 6, 2018 and the day of the House Tour (date to be determined). Current and prospective AIA Associate members are eligible. Applications should be returned by email to jpgrivas@pdmarchitects.com. Up to ten AIA Associate Grants and two Emerging Professional Grants will be awarded. Questions may be directed to Jean paul at (502)454-5632 ext 32. The applications will be voted on at the January AIA/CKC board meeting. AIA/CKC Associate Grant Application Link Please note applicants who are not already members must fill out the AIA Associate or Architect membership application as well. Links to these applications are below. AIA Associate Membership Application Link AIA Membership Application Link Upcoming Programs.
More information will be posted as the programs are developed and confirmed. May 15, 2018 May Program - Overtur by Allegion & Evan Williams Bourbon Experience See above for more information. June 1 & 2, 2018 Annual Retreat This year at Talbott Tavern in Bardstown, KY See above for more information. July 17, 2018 July Program - Plant Tour - A.C. Krebs More information Forthcoming August 21, 2018 August program - Joint Program with ASHRAE More information Forthcoming ARE Study Guides and Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice available at the Louisville Free Public Library
The AIA/CKC recently purchased a copy of the Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice (15th edition) and donated the copy to the Louisville Free Public Library. In response to a recent request. The intent was to make this book available to candidates studying for the ARE although this book may be checked out by anyone with a library card. Click Here for a link to info on the book at LFPL. Also, as a reminder, the ARE Study Guides (version 4.0) were purchased about three years ago by the chapter and donated at the Louisville Free Public Library for use by candidates studying for the ARE. These study guides are still available. Click Here for a link to the info on the ARE Study Guides. Photos from Past Events:
2015 AIA-CKC @ Grassroots
2014 AIA-CKC/CSI Holiday Party @ the Gheens Lodge
AIACKC Delivers $10,000 to UK College of Design
On October 16th AIACKC 2014 President Mathew Triplett with representatives from CSI, IIDA, NAWIC & KY USGBC was able to deliver during the Donors and Scholars Luncheon a check for $10,000 to the University of Kentucky College of Design as the donation from the 2014 Design Build Bourbon Blast. AIA/CKC Architects House Tour &
The Design Build Bourbon Blast Click the links above to go to those pages on the website. See a slide show from the Bourbon Blast on that page. Both events were a resounding success! Our HistoryThe Central Kentucky Chapter is the oldest of AIA Kentucky’s chapters. Established on February 3,1908, it was the state’s only AIA chapter until 1952 when the Eastern Kentucky Chapter was organized. AIA Kentucky was formed in 1962 Known as the “CKC”, this chapter has always been headquartered in Louisville, with AIA members throughout the central, southern, and western regions of Kentucky.
Louisville architect Charles Clarke was selected to be the first president. He was also the first Kentucky architect to join the Western Society of Architects in 1882. But he died on March 9, 1908, and his partner, Arthur Loomis, fulfilled the remainder of the year as president. Loomis was a well-known architect who created many local landmarks: Speed Art Museum, Conrad-Caldwell House, Levy Building; St. Peter’s Church; St. Paul’s Church; etc. To promote architecture in the city and state, the chapter presented an exhibition of architecture in 1912. This event involved all of the prominent Kentucky architects of the period. As a result, a book was published that catalogued all of the building projects that the various firms had produced. This book is still referenced today as a valuable historical resource. James Murphy, who was president when this exhibit was held, was a very active member of the chapter. He was the brother to D. X. Murphy, whose firm created Churchill Downs, the old Jefferson County Jail, and other notable buildings. Their firm still operates today under the name of Luckett & Farley. James Murphy was a vocal advocate for better civic design and planning. His efforts eventually led to the state’s first planning commission in 1928, of which he became the first chairman. The list of former presidents is a ‘who’s who’ of legendary architects within Louisville and Kentucky, a few of which are: Mason Maury; Brinton B. Davis; Herman Wischmeyer; C. Julian Oberwarth; Frederick Morgan; Frederick Louis; as well as several father and sons: Arnold Judd, (Sr. and Jr.) and Thomas Dade Luckett (II and III). Read more... Photo: Louisville Architects, circa 1930.
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