Name: AIA Women's Leadership Summit 2022
Start: 28/09/2022 07:00 PM +00:00
End: 02/10/2022 12:00 AM +00:00

Pre-registration is required. Please check your tour confirmation for departure location and additional details.&nbsp;
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This tour will take participants to the SoMa (South of Market) district of San Francisco and other neighborhoods to visit the city&rsquo;s most well-recognized cultural institutions. On the tour, we will learn about the interplay of long-range urban planning, cultural institutions, and architectural innovation. At the end of the tour, attendees will have approximately one hour to explore a museum of their choosing before we return to San Jose. Museum entry fees will not be included in the tour price.
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4.0 LUs
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Arts-driven 21st Century Development & Design: Urban and Grassroots

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This tour will explore the interconnection of activism, architecture, and urban design in Oakland and Berkeley, cities whose identities are inextricably linked to free speech and civil rights movements. As we visit significant sites of activism in Oakland and Berkeley, we&rsquo;ll discuss the impact of socio-political movements on the design of buildings and public spaces. We&rsquo;ll consider how architectural design can have an impact on politics and policy and review how stakeholder engagement and activism contribute to incremental development.
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4.0 LUs
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Compression & Expansion: Public Space, Public Protest

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This tour will visit buildings representing very different periods in California history, each with their own priorities, all of which respond differently to their coastal context. We will start at the historic Mission San Juan Bautista, where we&rsquo;ll discover the foundations of missions along the California coastline. Next, we&rsquo;ll visit Asilomar Hotel and Conference Grounds to study the legacy of Julia Morgan. Finally, we&rsquo;ll explore historic structures in Monterey. Attendees will study how these iconic landmarks have shaped California&rsquo;s history and identity.&nbsp;
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4.00 LUs

Legacy Along the Coast & Monterey: Preserving and Questioning the Past

Alexa Arena

Kira Gould

Jess Zimbabwe, AIA

Anne Griffith

Alicia Ponce

Annelise Pitts, AIA

Daniel Hart, FAIA

Deryl McKissack

Brenda Williams

Carole Wedge, FAIA

Dr. Molly Wright Steenson

Emily Grandstaff-Rice, FAIA

Emily Roush-Elliott, AIA

Hiba Bhatty, Assoc. AIA

Janet Tam, FAIA

Je'Nen Chastain

Jeanne Gang, FAIA

Lakisha Ann Woods, CAE

Kimberly Dowdell, AIA

Kimberly Campbell, PhD

Latoya Nelson Kamdang, AIA

Lona Rerick, AIA

Lori Brown, FAIA

Meg Spriggs

Natasha Engan

Natalie Tse

Ryan Gann, AIA

Phoebe Yee, AIA

Samia Kirchner, Intl. Assoc. AIA

Stephanie Silkwood, AIA

Yentil Rawlinson

Yiselle Santos Rivera, AIA

Zainab Salbi

Shalini Agrawal

Shannon DeFranza, AIAS, Assoc. AIA, NOMA

Tamarah Begay, AIA

Zena Howard, FAIA

Paola Moya

Barbra Batshalom, Assoc. AIA

Saskia Dennis-van Dijl

Tiara Hughes, Assoc. AIA

Sandeep Ahuja

April DeSimone

Annie Bevan

Jha D Amazi, Assoc. AIA

Kat Dovjenko, Assoc. AIA

Primary Theme-Copy

English

America/Los_Angeles

Schedule

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