AIA Santa Fe Lecture Series

Lecture Series

The AIA Santa Fe Lecture Series brings visiting architects to New Mexico to share their work and process from design to construction with the goal of bringing diverse groups together to discuss archiectural issues such as the pragmatic and technical elements of their work, and how it applies to contemporary society, from the regional to the global.

The events are open to the public, with continuing education credits provided to architects. We also provide architectural workshops in parallel with the lectures. These are half-day to full-day events that further the implementation and discussion of the topics presented in the visitor’s lectures.

Upcoming Lectures

Lectures in Collaboration with the New Mexico Museum of Art

AIA Santa Fe is collaborating with New Mexico Museum of Art to bring a mini-lecture series in conjunction with the museum’s exhibit Museums in the 21st Century: Concepts, Projects, Buildings

All lectures are free and open to the public and begin at 6:00 PM in the New Mexico Museum of Art’s St. Francis Auditorium. Please mark your calendar. AIA Santa Fe will bring you more information as we are nearer to the date of each lecture.

March 12, 2010

speaker – Brad Cloepfil / Allied Works - Portland, OR
Brad Cloepfil is founding principal of Allied Works Architecture, Inc. This Internationally recognized architect designed the extension to the University of Michigan Art Museum, the Contemporary Art Museum, St. Louis, and has recently broken ground for the Clyfford Still Museum in Denver. The UMAM project is include in the Museums in the 21st Century exhibit at the NM Museum of Art .

March 26, 2010

ART OUTSIDE AND IN – THE SCULPTURE GARDEN AND THE MUSEUM

speaker – Marc Treib / UC Berkeley Department of Architecture
Marc Treib, professor of Architecture Emeritus, University of California Berkeley, is a noted landscape and architectural historian and critic. Treib has published numerous books on architecture and architectural landscape.

April 9, 2010

A MATTER OF PLACE: MODERN JAPANESE MUSEUMS

speaker – Christopher Mead / UNM School of Architecture and Planning
Christopher Mead, Ph.D. is Regents Professor of Architecture and Professor of Art History, University of New Mexico.