Professional Practice Committee - Architect as Leader
The professional practice committee offers a series of programs on the theme "architect as leader."
Architect as Leader: Leading the Discussion on Dispute Resolution with Clients & Consultants 1704
Released on June 20, 2010
The current version of the AIA-format Owner/Architect Agreement, issued in 2007, no longer mandates binding arbitration as the default method for resolving disputes, should mediation fail. And although this version still requires the parties to attempt to mediate their disputes before going to arbitration, or court, it now gives the parties the choice of "arbitration", "litigation", or "other" . ( If the parties have decided on their own form of dispute resolution, they may describe it in the blank next to "other".) However, the Agreement now states that if none of the choices are taken, then disputes will be settled thru litigation, as required by law.
This interactive Round-Table discussion has been designed to assist Architects who must now be prepared to discuss the pros and cons of very different dispute resolution methods with their clients, before finalizing their Agreements.
This interactive Round-Table discussion has been designed to assist Architects who must now be prepared to discuss the pros and cons of very different dispute resolution methods with their clients, before finalizing their Agreements.
Integration 101 Series
ASHRAE NY and AIA COTE have developed the five part 101 Integration Series to bridge and transform the traditional roles of designers, and to provide a foundational understanding of processes and systems to further the innovative strategies of high performance buildings.
Integration 101 Series Session 5: Fundamentals of Commissioning 1705
Released on November 15, 2010
ASHRAE NY and AIA COTE have developed the five part 101 Integration Series to bridge and transform the traditional roles of designers, and to provide a foundational understanding of processes and systems to further the innovative strategies of high performance buildings.
Integration 101 Series Session 4: Fundamentals of Energy Modeling 1705
Released on October 20, 2010
ASHRAE NY and AIA COTE have developed the five part 101 Integration Series to bridge and transform the traditional roles of designers, and to provide a foundational understanding of processes and systems to further the innovative strategies of high performance buildings.
Integration 101 Series Session 3: Bridging the Roles of Architect and Engineer: 101 fundamentals of ASHRAE 90.1 1705
Released on July 28, 2010
ASHRAE NY and AIA COTE have developed the five part 101 Integration Series to bridge and transform the traditional roles of designers, and to provide a foundational understanding of processes and systems to further the innovative strategies of high performance buildings.
Integration 101 Series Session 2: Bridging the Roles of Architect and Engineer 1705
Released on June 23, 2010
ASHRAE NY and AIA COTE have developed the five part 101 Integration Series to bridge and transform the traditional roles of designers, and to provide a foundational understanding of processes and systems to further the innovative strategies of high performance buildings.
Our first session on passive design focused on the benefits of climatic design response, session 2 will expand the discussion to include the active components of HVAC system design. We will discuss how systems are selected, zoned, coordinated, and developed throughout early design and how and an integrated project approach can optimize overall building performance.
Our first session on passive design focused on the benefits of climatic design response, session 2 will expand the discussion to include the active components of HVAC system design. We will discuss how systems are selected, zoned, coordinated, and developed throughout early design and how and an integrated project approach can optimize overall building performance.
Integration 101 Series Session 1: Passive Design 101 1705
Released on June 21, 2010
ASHRAE NY and AIA COTE have developed the five part 101 Integration Series to bridge and transform the traditional roles of designers, and to provide a foundational understanding of processes and systems to further the innovative strategies of high performance buildings.
Session One will review how to approach a project using integrated design to maximize free heating and cooling of a building.
Session One will review how to approach a project using integrated design to maximize free heating and cooling of a building.
Architects Fast Track Leadership Series
The Architects Fast Track Leadership Series (AFTL) is an eight session series organized with the goal of preparing up-and-coming firm members--both associates and architects--for the transition to firm leadership, through a practical exploration of practice management topics.
AFTL: Architectural Law 1832
Expected Release Date April 26, 2011
Instructors: Michael Zetlin, Esq. and Carol Patterson, Zetlin & De Chiara LLP
AFTL: Business Development, Marketing, and PR 1832
Released on March 23, 2011
Instructors: Gretchen Bank, Assoc. AIA and Kirsten Sibilia, Assoc. AIA Dattner Architects
AFTL: Understanding Clients 1832
Released on February 22, 2011
Instructor: Guy Geier, FAIA FXFOWLE
AFTL: Human Resource Management 1832
Released on February 9, 2011
Instructor: Ralph Steinglass, FAIA Teambuilders, Inc.
AFTL: Risk Management 1832
Released on December 15, 2010
Instructor: Robert Herrmann, Menaker & Herrmann, LLP
AFTL: Technology and Information Management 1832
Released on December 8, 2010
Instructor: Tom Hernandez, Jr., Assoc. AIA, DBC Technologies
AFTL: Project Management 1832
Released on October 20, 2010
Instructor: Christine Hunter, AIA Magnusson Architecture & Planning, PC
AFTL: Financial Management 1832
Released on September 22, 2010
Instructor: Tony Schirripa, FAIA, IIDA Mancini Duffy
Demystifying Fellowship
Advancement to the AIA College of Fellows is granted for significant achievement in design, preservation, education, literature and service. It honors architects who have made a significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level. Architects who have been members for 10 or more years are eligible for consideration; but must be forwarded to the committee with the support of an existing member of the College of Fellows.
Demystifying Fellowship 2059
Released on February 25, 2011
Speakers: Sylvia Smith, FAIA, FXFowle and Chair 2011 AIA New York Chapter Fellows Committee; David Burney, FAIA, DDC; Suzanne Mecs, Hon. AIA NYS
Integration 201 Series
The Integration Series brings together architects, engineers, owners and builders to promote a deeper understanding of processes and systems to better design and operate high-performance buildings. While the 101 series focused on integration fundamentals, the 201 series will delve into the methodology and decision making of energy and water efficient systems and elaborate how they are integrated into specific projects. Each Integration session will consist of four members of a project team involved in the design and installation of a specific high performance system on a project. Panelists will discuss the decision making and analysis process, design synergies and impacts, and issues related to installation and operations of the system. Following the initial 30 minute panel, attendees will be invited to participate in an informal question and discussion period.
Integration 201 Series Session 1: Underfloor Air @ One Bryant Park 2077
Released on February 23, 2011
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