2016 AIA/CKC Programs:
AIA/CKC January Program:
Scranton Products presents Sustainable Materials in Restrooms, Locker Rooms and Other Applications
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 19, 2016; 11:45am- 1pm
Credits: 1 AIA HSW/SD CE Hour & 1 GBCI CE Hour
Location: Offices of Luckett & Farley, 737 South Third Street, Louisville, KY
Course Description:
An in depth look at the sustainable materials in restrooms and locker rooms. Explanation of how High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) reduces environmental impact and ways it offers both initial and long term improvements to the indoor air quality of any project. Several examples of how responsible manufacturing is a critical part of any products life cycle assessment.
RSVP by noon January 18 at: http://aia-ckc-jan2016program-scrantonproducts.eventbrite.com
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AIA/CKC and IIDA March Program:
Speed Art Museum Tour and Design Team Panel Discussion
Location: Speed Art Museum, 2035 S 3rd St, Louisville, KY 40208
Date: Tuesday, March 29, 2016.
The Speed Art Museum is Kentucky's oldest and largest art museum. After a 3 year renovation and expansion project, the museum is finally complete. The AIA Central Kentucky Chapter and IIDA would like for you to join us for an exclusive design tour and panel discussion of this noteworthy project. We are pleased to present:
Andrija Stojic - Director and lead designer from wHY Architecture
Christopher Fuller, AIA- Architect of Record from K. Norman Berry Architects
Greg Gardiner- Speed Art Museum's Director of Expansion
Eric Doninger- Speed Art Museum's Chair of Building Committee
The program will begin with a one-hour tour lead by the 4 panelists and their design team. The tour will showcase the renovated spaces, the new grand entrance and lobby, a new contemporary artwork gallery space, and a 142-seat cinema with advanced technology. After the tour, there will be a networking cocktail hour with drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres. At 6pm, the panelists will convene in the new theater to discuss design strategies, material & finish selections, and construction complexities. This is a unique opportunity for the professional design community to come together to experience and learn about this remarkable project. You don't want to miss it!
Program Schedule:
3:30 - 4:00pm Registration
4:00 - 5:00pm Building tour with Panelists, members of the design, engineering, and landscape team (tours begin promptly at 4:00pm)
5:00 - 5:45pm Networking with beverages and heavy appetizers; late registration
5:45 - 7:00pm Panel discussion in the Cinema
Cost:
AIA Members - $20
Guests of AIA Members - $40
Registration: Available soon.
AIA Credit: 1 LU for Panel Discussion or Tour, 2.25 LU for both the Panel Discussion and Building Tour
Parking: Hourly parking is available in the parking garage adjacent to the Speed on South Third Street. On-street metered parking is also available. Operating hours for meters are Monday - Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parking at metered spaces is free after 6 p.m.
Space is limited so please register as soon as possible.
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April Program: Bill Scott lecture: Frank Lloyd Wright in Kentucky
Location: Kaden Tower auditorium; 6100 Dutchman's Lane
Date/Time: Tuesday, April 19, 2016. Doors open at 5:30pm, the lecture will begin promptly at 6:00pm and end at approximately 7:00pm.
Registration: Please see the following link to register for the event: https://flwkentuckylecture-aiackc.eventbrite.com or email [email protected].
Fee: Free for AIA members, $5 for AIA member guest, and $10 for general public
Presentation: Frank Lloyd Wright is America's most recognized architect. While he designed hundreds projects around the nation, he had very limited commissions within Kentucky. Only one built project is directly linked to him in the state, and he had just one well-publicized visit to Louisville. His influence though goes beyond these two physical connections. Many of his protégés as well as his successor firm (Taliesin) implemented several projects here.
To better spotlight Wright's influence in Kentucky, our knowledgeable lecturer will be William B. Scott, Hon. AIA, an acknowledged Frank Lloyd Wright historian. Scott will discuss Wright's activity within the state as well as others who followed in his footsteps. Attendees will learn what projects are connected to Frank Lloyd Wright in Kentucky and learn the design principles that shaped Wright's projects. Scott is editor of the book "A History of the Profession of Architecture in Kentucky" among other publications.
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May Program: For the love of Trees; Reforesting Louisville's Urban Canopy One Neighborhood at a Time
Location: At the offices of Luckett & Farley, 737 South Third Street, Louisville, KY
Date/Time: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 11:45.
Registration: Please see the following link to register for the event: Eventbrite or email [email protected].
Fee: Free for AIA members, $20 for non-members.
Program Description:
Valerie Magnuson is the Director of Louisville Grows, a non-profit working to grow a just and sustainable community through urban agriculture, urban forestry, and environmental education. Valerie will present an overview of the Love Louisville Trees program and it's engagement of 'Citizen Foresters' to reforest our urban neighborhoods.
Register at: https://aiackcmayprogram2016.eventbrite.com
Scranton Products presents Sustainable Materials in Restrooms, Locker Rooms and Other Applications
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 19, 2016; 11:45am- 1pm
Credits: 1 AIA HSW/SD CE Hour & 1 GBCI CE Hour
Location: Offices of Luckett & Farley, 737 South Third Street, Louisville, KY
Course Description:
An in depth look at the sustainable materials in restrooms and locker rooms. Explanation of how High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) reduces environmental impact and ways it offers both initial and long term improvements to the indoor air quality of any project. Several examples of how responsible manufacturing is a critical part of any products life cycle assessment.
RSVP by noon January 18 at: http://aia-ckc-jan2016program-scrantonproducts.eventbrite.com
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AIA/CKC and IIDA March Program:
Speed Art Museum Tour and Design Team Panel Discussion
Location: Speed Art Museum, 2035 S 3rd St, Louisville, KY 40208
Date: Tuesday, March 29, 2016.
The Speed Art Museum is Kentucky's oldest and largest art museum. After a 3 year renovation and expansion project, the museum is finally complete. The AIA Central Kentucky Chapter and IIDA would like for you to join us for an exclusive design tour and panel discussion of this noteworthy project. We are pleased to present:
Andrija Stojic - Director and lead designer from wHY Architecture
Christopher Fuller, AIA- Architect of Record from K. Norman Berry Architects
Greg Gardiner- Speed Art Museum's Director of Expansion
Eric Doninger- Speed Art Museum's Chair of Building Committee
The program will begin with a one-hour tour lead by the 4 panelists and their design team. The tour will showcase the renovated spaces, the new grand entrance and lobby, a new contemporary artwork gallery space, and a 142-seat cinema with advanced technology. After the tour, there will be a networking cocktail hour with drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres. At 6pm, the panelists will convene in the new theater to discuss design strategies, material & finish selections, and construction complexities. This is a unique opportunity for the professional design community to come together to experience and learn about this remarkable project. You don't want to miss it!
Program Schedule:
3:30 - 4:00pm Registration
4:00 - 5:00pm Building tour with Panelists, members of the design, engineering, and landscape team (tours begin promptly at 4:00pm)
5:00 - 5:45pm Networking with beverages and heavy appetizers; late registration
5:45 - 7:00pm Panel discussion in the Cinema
Cost:
AIA Members - $20
Guests of AIA Members - $40
Registration: Available soon.
AIA Credit: 1 LU for Panel Discussion or Tour, 2.25 LU for both the Panel Discussion and Building Tour
Parking: Hourly parking is available in the parking garage adjacent to the Speed on South Third Street. On-street metered parking is also available. Operating hours for meters are Monday - Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parking at metered spaces is free after 6 p.m.
Space is limited so please register as soon as possible.
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April Program: Bill Scott lecture: Frank Lloyd Wright in Kentucky
Location: Kaden Tower auditorium; 6100 Dutchman's Lane
Date/Time: Tuesday, April 19, 2016. Doors open at 5:30pm, the lecture will begin promptly at 6:00pm and end at approximately 7:00pm.
Registration: Please see the following link to register for the event: https://flwkentuckylecture-aiackc.eventbrite.com or email [email protected].
Fee: Free for AIA members, $5 for AIA member guest, and $10 for general public
Presentation: Frank Lloyd Wright is America's most recognized architect. While he designed hundreds projects around the nation, he had very limited commissions within Kentucky. Only one built project is directly linked to him in the state, and he had just one well-publicized visit to Louisville. His influence though goes beyond these two physical connections. Many of his protégés as well as his successor firm (Taliesin) implemented several projects here.
To better spotlight Wright's influence in Kentucky, our knowledgeable lecturer will be William B. Scott, Hon. AIA, an acknowledged Frank Lloyd Wright historian. Scott will discuss Wright's activity within the state as well as others who followed in his footsteps. Attendees will learn what projects are connected to Frank Lloyd Wright in Kentucky and learn the design principles that shaped Wright's projects. Scott is editor of the book "A History of the Profession of Architecture in Kentucky" among other publications.
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May Program: For the love of Trees; Reforesting Louisville's Urban Canopy One Neighborhood at a Time
Location: At the offices of Luckett & Farley, 737 South Third Street, Louisville, KY
Date/Time: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 11:45.
Registration: Please see the following link to register for the event: Eventbrite or email [email protected].
Fee: Free for AIA members, $20 for non-members.
Program Description:
Valerie Magnuson is the Director of Louisville Grows, a non-profit working to grow a just and sustainable community through urban agriculture, urban forestry, and environmental education. Valerie will present an overview of the Love Louisville Trees program and it's engagement of 'Citizen Foresters' to reforest our urban neighborhoods.
Register at: https://aiackcmayprogram2016.eventbrite.com
Procrastinator's Weekend in Berea
Join us in June...at the
AIA CKC Procrastinator's Weekend
This year in partnership with
USGBC Kentucky
June 4, 2016
Boone Tavern
Berea, Kentucky
Conference Schedule:
Friday, June 3rd:
For those coming up on Friday, dinner to be at a restaurant in Berea. Details will be forthcoming soon.
Saturday, June 4th:
8:30am - Registration and continental breakfast.
9:00am - Seminar 1: LEED v4: New and Substantially Changed
10:00am -Seminar 2: Commercial Value and Uses for Solar Energy
11:00am -Seminar 3: Discover the WELL Building Standard
Each seminar will be worth: 1.0 AIA HSW LU & 1.0 GBCI LEED specific credit (3 total).
Lunch will be from noon to 1:00. All programming (seminars and meals) up to this point will be held at Boone Tavern.
The afternoon programming will be a walking tour of several buildings on the Berea College Campus.
1:30 - 2:30: Tour of Deep Green
2:45 - 3:15: Tour of Dana Hall
3:30 - 4:15: Tour of Bingham Hall (construction site visit, appropriate attire will be required)
4:30 - 5:15: Tour of Boone Tavern
Tour will be worth: 3.5 AIA HSW LU & 3.5 GBCI LEED Specific credits
6:30pm - Dinner at Boone Tavern.
Program following dinner TBA. It could be a movie or we may just socialize with drinks.
Total AIA & GBCI CEUs for the day: 6.5 (all HSW).
Click here for detailed information about the programs and speakers.
Click here to see flyer
Cost for entire day is $40 for AIA members and guests, $60 for non members.
Click Here to register for the conference.
A block of rooms has been reserved for conference attendees and reservations can be made directly with the Lodge. To make reservations, contact the hotel directly by phone at 859-985-3700.
Be sure to ask for the American Institute of Architects rates as follows:
$89 Standard Room (King, Queen, or Two Doubles)
$99 Executive King Bed Room
$79 Scholarly Full (smaller room with 1 full bed)
Special rates end May 27th!
Register at: https://aiackcprocrastinators2016.eventbrite.com
June Program: East End Bridge: Presentation and Tour
Location:
J. Harrods Restaurant & Bar, 7507 River Rd, Prospect, KY followed by Tour. Meet on Transylvania Beach where bridge passes overhead.
Date/Time:
Thursday, June 23, 2016 at 5:30pm.
Program Description:
The bridges project has now been under construction of several years. The downtown bridge, now named the Lincoln Bridge is complete. The Kennedy Bridge is being redecked and Spaghetti Junction and the bridge approaches are being reconfigured. Everyone who works downtown has been watching its progress. Meanwhile in the east, the work on the east end bridge, its approaches, and the tunnel are also making significant progress, however this work is mostly out of sight.
Join us for a PowerPoint presentation of the bridges project followed by a tour of the east end bridge. Robert Morphonios, the CEO and Project Director for WVB East End Partners, LLC, representing a consortium of Public Private Partnership (P3) Developers consisting of Walsh, VINCI and BBGI will make the presentation. After dinner and the presentation, as a group, we will then drive over to Transylvania Beach to see the east end bridge up close. Depending on the level of construction activity at the time, we are hoping to be able to walk along the trestle leading to the bridge tower. If we are unable to access the site, Mr Morphonios will describe the work form the driveway of a residents immediately adjacent to the bridge crossing.
Assuming we are able to access the site, all visitors will be required to wear personal protection equipment ( Hard Hat, Class II Traffic Vest, ANSI rate safety glasses, and over the ankle construction boots....no exceptions). Please bring your own equipment. Mr. Morphonios will provide a quick safety briefing before going on site.
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aiackc-june-program-east-end-bridge-presentation-and-tour-tickets-25718519785
Free for AIA members, $20 for non-members.
Location:
J. Harrods Restaurant & Bar, 7507 River Rd, Prospect, KY followed by Tour. Meet on Transylvania Beach where bridge passes overhead.
Date/Time:
Thursday, June 23, 2016 at 5:30pm.
Program Description:
The bridges project has now been under construction of several years. The downtown bridge, now named the Lincoln Bridge is complete. The Kennedy Bridge is being redecked and Spaghetti Junction and the bridge approaches are being reconfigured. Everyone who works downtown has been watching its progress. Meanwhile in the east, the work on the east end bridge, its approaches, and the tunnel are also making significant progress, however this work is mostly out of sight.
Join us for a PowerPoint presentation of the bridges project followed by a tour of the east end bridge. Robert Morphonios, the CEO and Project Director for WVB East End Partners, LLC, representing a consortium of Public Private Partnership (P3) Developers consisting of Walsh, VINCI and BBGI will make the presentation. After dinner and the presentation, as a group, we will then drive over to Transylvania Beach to see the east end bridge up close. Depending on the level of construction activity at the time, we are hoping to be able to walk along the trestle leading to the bridge tower. If we are unable to access the site, Mr Morphonios will describe the work form the driveway of a residents immediately adjacent to the bridge crossing.
Assuming we are able to access the site, all visitors will be required to wear personal protection equipment ( Hard Hat, Class II Traffic Vest, ANSI rate safety glasses, and over the ankle construction boots....no exceptions). Please bring your own equipment. Mr. Morphonios will provide a quick safety briefing before going on site.
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aiackc-june-program-east-end-bridge-presentation-and-tour-tickets-25718519785
Free for AIA members, $20 for non-members.
July Program - Tour of New Filson Historical Society Building
Location: 1310 S. Third Street (new building on 4th & Ormsby), Louisville, KY
Date/Time: Thursday, July 19, 2016 at 5:30pm.
Project Description:
The project is the first expansion for the Filson Historical Society on its current site located within 'Old Louisville', the historic neighborhood first developed during the late 1800's after the Southern Exposition. The project includes multiple components: a new 20,000 s.f. building addition, renovation of the existing Ferguson Mansion and its adjacent carriage house, and a new outdoor quad that is accessible for the entire community. Programmatically, the new building will double the Filson's archival storage capacity and provide a new oration-quality lecture hall, as well as providing flexible-use event spaces that will incorporate changing exhibits.
For more information about the project, Click Here to visit the de Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop website.
Program Description:
Attendees will convene at the lobby of the New Addition located on the Filson Historical Society campus at 1310 South Third Street. Refreshments will be served in the lecture hall off of the lobby before the building tour begins at (time). Attendees will tour the renovated Mansion, Carriage House and New Addition with the Architects from de Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop. Following the tour and a short Q&A, a special reception will be held to acknowledge Roberto de Leon's acceptance into the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows.
Registration: To be set up.
Free for AIA members, $20 for non-members.
July Program - Tour of New Filson Historical Society Building
Location: 1310 S. Third Street (new building on 4th & Ormsby), Louisville, KY
Date/Time: Thursday, July 19, 2016 at 5:30pm.
Project Description:
The project is the first expansion for the Filson Historical Society on its current site located within 'Old Louisville', the historic neighborhood first developed during the late 1800's after the Southern Exposition. The project includes multiple components: a new 20,000 s.f. building addition, renovation of the existing Ferguson Mansion and its adjacent carriage house, and a new outdoor quad that is accessible for the entire community. Programmatically, the new building will double the Filson's archival storage capacity and provide a new oration-quality lecture hall, as well as providing flexible-use event spaces that will incorporate changing exhibits.
For more information about the project, Click Here to visit the de Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop website.
Program Description:
Attendees will convene at the lobby of the New Addition located on the Filson Historical Society campus at 1310 South Third Street. Refreshments will be served in the lecture hall off of the lobby before the building tour begins at (time). Attendees will tour the renovated Mansion, Carriage House and New Addition with the Architects from de Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop. Following the tour and a short Q&A, a special reception will be held to acknowledge Roberto de Leon's acceptance into the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows.
Registration: To be set up.
Free for AIA members, $20 for non-members.
August Program:
Join us for a special program: How We Craft the Future of Architecture
Program Details:
Date: August 9, 2016
Location: The Henry Clay, 604 Third Street, Louisville, KY
Timeline: 5:00pm - DOORS OPEN
5:30pm - PRESENTATION FROM DISTINGUISHED PANELISTS:
Russell A. Davidson, FAIA, AIA President
Robert Ivy, FAIA, AIA EVP/CEO
AIA State and Local Leaders
6:00pm (APPROX.) - PANEL Q&A
6:30pm - 8:00pm - WELCOME RECEPTION NEXT DOOR AT 8UP Elevated Drinkery & Kitchen
FREE FOR AIA MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS. LIMITED SEATING.
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT https://ckccacepanel.eventbrite.com
Program Description:
The health of our industry is contigent upon a complex range of factors, from economics to education. Architects shape the trajectory of our industry with each client and community served. Together with the AIA, we can build a brighter future as we strive to enrich the lives of those we serve through the practice of architecture.
It's all about you! Please help us:
Let's show AIA National our Southern hospitality! Join us after the panel discussion at 8UP for a cocktail reception with our guests.
Attendees are welcome to enjoy appetizers. Drink tickets will be provided followed by a cash bar.
We are interested in member input about the AIA's role in shaping the course of the Industry. Please send questions, insights, and observations on this topic to:
Casey Kuffner: [email protected]
Click here to register.
Click Here to see facebook Link.
Click here for to download the flyer.
Join us for a special program: How We Craft the Future of Architecture
Program Details:
Date: August 9, 2016
Location: The Henry Clay, 604 Third Street, Louisville, KY
Timeline: 5:00pm - DOORS OPEN
5:30pm - PRESENTATION FROM DISTINGUISHED PANELISTS:
Russell A. Davidson, FAIA, AIA President
Robert Ivy, FAIA, AIA EVP/CEO
AIA State and Local Leaders
6:00pm (APPROX.) - PANEL Q&A
6:30pm - 8:00pm - WELCOME RECEPTION NEXT DOOR AT 8UP Elevated Drinkery & Kitchen
FREE FOR AIA MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS. LIMITED SEATING.
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT https://ckccacepanel.eventbrite.com
Program Description:
The health of our industry is contigent upon a complex range of factors, from economics to education. Architects shape the trajectory of our industry with each client and community served. Together with the AIA, we can build a brighter future as we strive to enrich the lives of those we serve through the practice of architecture.
It's all about you! Please help us:
- Shed light on the AIA's ongoing contributions to industry health
- Shed light on underutilized AIA member benefts
- Give local members a voice
Let's show AIA National our Southern hospitality! Join us after the panel discussion at 8UP for a cocktail reception with our guests.
Attendees are welcome to enjoy appetizers. Drink tickets will be provided followed by a cash bar.
We are interested in member input about the AIA's role in shaping the course of the Industry. Please send questions, insights, and observations on this topic to:
Casey Kuffner: [email protected]
Click here to register.
Click Here to see facebook Link.
Click here for to download the flyer.
September Program - Tour of imi Sellersburg Stone Quarry
Location: 1019 East Utica Street, Sellersburg, IN.
Date/Time: Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 5:30pm
Program Schedule:
5:30 PM: Arrive at imi Sellersburg Stone, 1019 East Utica Street, Sellersburg, IN. Come to the Shelter House behind the office. (Weather could alter meeting location)
5:45 PM: Refreshments, Welcome and history of the facility.
6:00 PM: Tour imi Sellersburg Stone Quarry Pit
6:15 PM: Tour imi Sellerburg Stone CMI Drum Mix Plant
6:30 PM: Tour Construction Material Lab, (CML) Mix Design Lab for Asphalt, Concrete and Aggregate.
7:00 PM: Return to Shelter House for Questions and Summary.
Irving Materials Group Group of Companies operates 20 limestone quarries in Indiana, 19 Asphalt Plants, Indiana, (E&B Paving) and 160 Ready Mix Plants in Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Imi Sellersburg Stone is the largest limestone Quarry in this region. Our plant produces over 800 ton per hour. The pit is 200' deep, we produce from 5 formations, 3 class A ledges. We produce construction aggregate for concrete, asphalt production.
Our CMI Drum mix plant, produces over 500 ton per hour. Largest asphalt plant in the region. Production will be over 400,000 ton this season.
Construction Materials Laboratory, (CML) is an ASHTO Approved Lab. CML develops mix designs for Concrete and Asphalt as well as Aggregate Quality Control. INDOT, KYDOT and FAA mix designs are the majority of our work.
Click here to Register.
Location: 1019 East Utica Street, Sellersburg, IN.
Date/Time: Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 5:30pm
Program Schedule:
5:30 PM: Arrive at imi Sellersburg Stone, 1019 East Utica Street, Sellersburg, IN. Come to the Shelter House behind the office. (Weather could alter meeting location)
5:45 PM: Refreshments, Welcome and history of the facility.
6:00 PM: Tour imi Sellersburg Stone Quarry Pit
6:15 PM: Tour imi Sellerburg Stone CMI Drum Mix Plant
6:30 PM: Tour Construction Material Lab, (CML) Mix Design Lab for Asphalt, Concrete and Aggregate.
7:00 PM: Return to Shelter House for Questions and Summary.
Irving Materials Group Group of Companies operates 20 limestone quarries in Indiana, 19 Asphalt Plants, Indiana, (E&B Paving) and 160 Ready Mix Plants in Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Imi Sellersburg Stone is the largest limestone Quarry in this region. Our plant produces over 800 ton per hour. The pit is 200' deep, we produce from 5 formations, 3 class A ledges. We produce construction aggregate for concrete, asphalt production.
Our CMI Drum mix plant, produces over 500 ton per hour. Largest asphalt plant in the region. Production will be over 400,000 ton this season.
Construction Materials Laboratory, (CML) is an ASHTO Approved Lab. CML develops mix designs for Concrete and Asphalt as well as Aggregate Quality Control. INDOT, KYDOT and FAA mix designs are the majority of our work.
Click here to Register.
October Program:
Swimming with the Sharks - Architects and the Arbitration Process
Location: Office Environment Company - 1136 W Market St. Louisville KY
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 19th from 11:45 to 1:00.
Description:
For many years the AIA, and the rest of the construction industry, has included arbitration as the preferred means to resolve legal disputes arising in the construction process. At one time, arbitration was a fairly informal process (parties often participated without attorneys), but over the years it has increased in complexity and expense. The Architect's role in the arbitration process has also become more complex, creating potential conflicts and liability. This seminar is intended to review what the Architect can expect in the arbitration process, and explore some potential traps and how to avoid them or mitigate their effects.
Learning Objectives:
Program Outline:
1. Litigation, Mediation, Arbitration
2. Basis for Arbitration
a. Statutory Law
b. Arbitration Clause
3. Arbitration Process
a. Demand
b. Selection of Arbitrator(s)
c. Cost
d. Procedure
4. Issues for the Architect
a. Non-joinder
b. Architect as Witness
c. Insurance
d. Lawyers
5. Architects as Arbitrators
About the Presenter: Margie Lynn Loeser, Esq. is an attorney in private practice.
Bachelor of Architecture: University of Kentucky
Law Degree: University of Louisville
Ms Loeser has served as an arbitrator in numerous construction disputes, and is a construction, commercial, and large/complex case panel member of the American Arbitration Association.
Practice Concentration: Civil litigation and construction law.
Construction Law Experience: Complex construction, environmental, and commercial litigation in both federal and state courts, and has served as counsel for the City of Louisville. Prior to beginning the practice of law, Ms Loeser was an architectural project manager for several private architecture firms and a construction contract administrator for the City of Louisville. She served as a member of the American Bar Association's Forum Committee on the Construction Industry Division Steering Committee and the Commonwealth of Kentucky Architect Selection Committee. She has also served as a resource member of the American Institute of Architects Documents Committee.
Click Here to Register
Click Here for a Map
Swimming with the Sharks - Architects and the Arbitration Process
Location: Office Environment Company - 1136 W Market St. Louisville KY
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 19th from 11:45 to 1:00.
Description:
For many years the AIA, and the rest of the construction industry, has included arbitration as the preferred means to resolve legal disputes arising in the construction process. At one time, arbitration was a fairly informal process (parties often participated without attorneys), but over the years it has increased in complexity and expense. The Architect's role in the arbitration process has also become more complex, creating potential conflicts and liability. This seminar is intended to review what the Architect can expect in the arbitration process, and explore some potential traps and how to avoid them or mitigate their effects.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss the role that arbitration plays in the construction process.
- Familiarize attendees with arbitration procedure under standard AIA contract clauses and American Arbitration Association rules.
- Understand the issues unique to Architects while participating in arbitration.
- Explain how an Architect may become an AAA arbitrator, and what to expect.
Program Outline:
1. Litigation, Mediation, Arbitration
2. Basis for Arbitration
a. Statutory Law
b. Arbitration Clause
3. Arbitration Process
a. Demand
b. Selection of Arbitrator(s)
c. Cost
d. Procedure
4. Issues for the Architect
a. Non-joinder
b. Architect as Witness
c. Insurance
d. Lawyers
5. Architects as Arbitrators
About the Presenter: Margie Lynn Loeser, Esq. is an attorney in private practice.
Bachelor of Architecture: University of Kentucky
Law Degree: University of Louisville
Ms Loeser has served as an arbitrator in numerous construction disputes, and is a construction, commercial, and large/complex case panel member of the American Arbitration Association.
Practice Concentration: Civil litigation and construction law.
Construction Law Experience: Complex construction, environmental, and commercial litigation in both federal and state courts, and has served as counsel for the City of Louisville. Prior to beginning the practice of law, Ms Loeser was an architectural project manager for several private architecture firms and a construction contract administrator for the City of Louisville. She served as a member of the American Bar Association's Forum Committee on the Construction Industry Division Steering Committee and the Commonwealth of Kentucky Architect Selection Committee. She has also served as a resource member of the American Institute of Architects Documents Committee.
Click Here to Register
Click Here for a Map
November Program - Tour of Edison Center and Annual Meeting
Location: The Edison Center - 7th and Ormsby Streets, Louisville KY
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 15th from 11:45 to 1:00.
Cost: Free to AIA members, $20 for non-AIA members.
Description:
Bill Weyland will discuss the project and the history of the building.
Ashlyn Ackerman will lead a building tour afterwards.
Located at the corner of 7th and Ormsby streets, the Edison Center is a prominent building, built in 1924 as a LG&E operations center to consolidate all field employees under one roof. LG&E operated on the site for over 50 years until it outgrew the facility. Vacant since the late 1990s, the 120,000 square foot main building has been transformed into modern, open-plan office space. Over the past several months, 300 Louisville Metro employees, including Community Services and the Air Pollution Control District, have moved into the renovated facility.
The Edison Center is named after Thomas Edison. Edison premiered his electric lightbulb at the Southern Exposition, a World's Fair type of event that lasted from 1883-1887, in the area of Old Louisville that is now St. James Court and Central Park. The Edison Center is located less than a mile from the site of the Southern Exposition.
One of the four original fountains from the Southern Exposition is being restored and will be installed near the entrance to the building. In addition, a historic display in the lobby will celebrate the history of the Southern Exposition as well as the operations of the Louisville Gas & Electric Company on the site.
The project was developed by Weyland Ventures. Joseph and Joseph Architects, Kerr-Greulich Engineers, Inc., and Land Design & Development, Inc. provided design and engineering services. BosseMattingly Constructors is serving as the general contractor on the project.
The Annual meeting will take place at the beginning of the program. See article below for slate of officers and directors.
Click Here to RSVP.
Click Here for a Map.
Location: The Edison Center - 7th and Ormsby Streets, Louisville KY
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 15th from 11:45 to 1:00.
Cost: Free to AIA members, $20 for non-AIA members.
Description:
Bill Weyland will discuss the project and the history of the building.
Ashlyn Ackerman will lead a building tour afterwards.
Located at the corner of 7th and Ormsby streets, the Edison Center is a prominent building, built in 1924 as a LG&E operations center to consolidate all field employees under one roof. LG&E operated on the site for over 50 years until it outgrew the facility. Vacant since the late 1990s, the 120,000 square foot main building has been transformed into modern, open-plan office space. Over the past several months, 300 Louisville Metro employees, including Community Services and the Air Pollution Control District, have moved into the renovated facility.
The Edison Center is named after Thomas Edison. Edison premiered his electric lightbulb at the Southern Exposition, a World's Fair type of event that lasted from 1883-1887, in the area of Old Louisville that is now St. James Court and Central Park. The Edison Center is located less than a mile from the site of the Southern Exposition.
One of the four original fountains from the Southern Exposition is being restored and will be installed near the entrance to the building. In addition, a historic display in the lobby will celebrate the history of the Southern Exposition as well as the operations of the Louisville Gas & Electric Company on the site.
The project was developed by Weyland Ventures. Joseph and Joseph Architects, Kerr-Greulich Engineers, Inc., and Land Design & Development, Inc. provided design and engineering services. BosseMattingly Constructors is serving as the general contractor on the project.
The Annual meeting will take place at the beginning of the program. See article below for slate of officers and directors.
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AIA/CSI Holiday Party
When: December 15, 2016 at 6:30pm
Where: The Ice House, 226 E. Washington Street, Louisville, Kentucky
Parking: Parking will be available across the street at the parking garage.
You and a guest are invited to join us on December 15th for the annual AIA/CSI Louisville Holiday Party. Join us at the Ice House for dinner and drinks. The cash bar will open at 6:30pm. Dinner is served at 7:30pm. The evening will conclude by 9:30pm. This is a FREE event for AIA/CKC and CSI Louisville members and their guests. Member spouses and significant others are welcomed to attend this event. We look forward to seeing you there!
RSVP by noon on Monday, December 12th. Click Here to RSVP
The AIA/CSI Holiday Party could not happen without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank the following sponsors:
Lynn Imaging
Allegion
Fastsigns
Baines Builders Products
Lods Architectural Products
Harpco Roofing – Soprema
Siplast
Spohn Associates
Builders Exchange
Tandus-Centiva
Thermal Equipment Sales
Interwood Forest Products
Sponsorship opportunites are still available. If you would like to be a support sponsor ($100), please follow the link below. As a Support Sponsor, you will have your company logo listed on signage at each table, your logo will appear on a Projector Slide Show and Digital Kiosk, and you will receive website recognition. Click Here for a Sponsorship.
We thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you at our AIA/CSI Holiday Party on Thursday, December 15th.
When: December 15, 2016 at 6:30pm
Where: The Ice House, 226 E. Washington Street, Louisville, Kentucky
Parking: Parking will be available across the street at the parking garage.
You and a guest are invited to join us on December 15th for the annual AIA/CSI Louisville Holiday Party. Join us at the Ice House for dinner and drinks. The cash bar will open at 6:30pm. Dinner is served at 7:30pm. The evening will conclude by 9:30pm. This is a FREE event for AIA/CKC and CSI Louisville members and their guests. Member spouses and significant others are welcomed to attend this event. We look forward to seeing you there!
RSVP by noon on Monday, December 12th. Click Here to RSVP
The AIA/CSI Holiday Party could not happen without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank the following sponsors:
Lynn Imaging
Allegion
Fastsigns
Baines Builders Products
Lods Architectural Products
Harpco Roofing – Soprema
Siplast
Spohn Associates
Builders Exchange
Tandus-Centiva
Thermal Equipment Sales
Interwood Forest Products
Sponsorship opportunites are still available. If you would like to be a support sponsor ($100), please follow the link below. As a Support Sponsor, you will have your company logo listed on signage at each table, your logo will appear on a Projector Slide Show and Digital Kiosk, and you will receive website recognition. Click Here for a Sponsorship.
We thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you at our AIA/CSI Holiday Party on Thursday, December 15th.