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Lunch Presentation – February 2012

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Date: Thursday, February 9, 2011, 12:00 noon

Place: NEW LOCATION! THE LODGE AT SANTA FE (750 N. St. Francis Dr., 992.5800)

This month’s presentation:

AIA Lobbyist JD BullingtonAIA New Mexico’s mission is to work for the interests of architects in the forum of state government. JD Bullington, AIA’s dynamic lobbyist at the Roundhouse, will speak on issues affecting architects in the 2012 session and put these in the context of the national political scene.

Make a Lunch Payment

Please RSVP to aiasantafe@gmail.com by the end of the day MONDAYBEFORE THE LUNCHEON if you will be attending. We appreciate your help in getting an accurate count. IF YOU RSVP AND DO NOT SHOW UP, you will be charged for the lunch. Lunch rates are $20 for AIA members (including AIA Santa Fe allied members) and $25 for guests. You may pay yearly at a rate of $160 for all ten lunches.

Many thanks to our allied members for their support:

GOLD ALLIED MEMBERS

Avant Gardens, Inc. www.avantsstone.com
Pacific Mutual Door www.pamudo.com
Verde Consultants www.verdeconsultants.com
Trend Magazine http://santafetrend.com/

BRONZE ALLIED MEMBERS

Builders Source Appliance Gallery www.builderssource.com
Coronado Paint and Decorating www.coronadodecorating.com
Dahl Plumbing www.destinationdahl.com
El Rey Stucco (Parex USA Inc.) www.elrey.com
El Toro Landscape   www.ltoro.com
Loewen Window Center   www.awadllc.com
Pella Windows and Doors   www.pellacommercial.com
Peter Brill, Inc. www.peterbrillinc.com
Positive Energy www.positiveenergysolar.com
Sierra Pacific Windows www.sierrapacificwindows.com
Southwest Noise Control www.southwestnoisecontrol.com
STO Corp www.stocorp.com
Thornburg Charitable Foundation sbarkerkalangis@gmail.com
Upland Corporation www.uplandteam.com
Wheeler Construction and Design, Inc. www.wheelerconstructionanddesign.com

GOLD LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

Dahl Plumbing www.destinationdahl.com
Sierra Pacific Windows www.sierrapacificwindows.com
Southwest Noise Control www.southwestnoisecontrol.com
Trend Magazine http://santafetrend.com/

SILVER LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

Avant Gardens, Inc. www.avantsgardens.com
Design Office http://www.do-designoffice.com/
El Rey Stucco (Parex USA Inc.) www.elrey.com
El Toro Landscape   www.ltoro.com
Pacific Mutual Door   www.pamudo.com
Peter Brill, Inc. www.peterbrillinc.com
STO Corp www.stocorp.com
Thornburg Charitable Foundation sbarkerkalangis@gmail.com
Upland Corporation www.uplandteam.com
Verde Consultants  www.verdeconsultants.com
Wheeler Construction and Design, Inc. www.wheelerconstructionanddesign.com

DINNER SPONSORS

Builders Specialty Service, Inc. www.buildersspecialtyservice.com
Perkowski & Co.

Sustainable Fluid Applied Roof Systems: Lunch and Learn

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RoofCARE and HydroStop will be hosting a Lunch and Learn Program on:

Sustainable Fluid Applied Roof Systems

“Cost effective alternatives to roof replacement”

Tuesday November 8, 2011

12:00 Noon – 1:00 PM

Santa Fe Business Incubator

3900 Paseo Del Sol (Right across the street from the new AutoZone on Airport Rd)

Santa Fe, NM 87507

1 AIA credit will be given

This is a complimentary event.

Please RSVP to Arnold DeAguero arnold@roofcare.us or 505-366-1220 to ensure adequate catering.

More information

Lunch Presentation – October 2011

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Date: Thursday, October 13, 2011, 12:00 noon

Place: The Hilton Santa Fe

This month’s presentation:

Leveraging Social Media in Architecture & Construction

speaker: Stirling Morris http://www.marketintegrations.com/

This presentation is intended as an introduction to social media marketing for anyone

involved in the design and implementation of a construction project. The presentation will address basic social media marketing strategies that can be used in the office or in the field. The entire Project Team from the Owner & the Architect to the Contractor, Product Representative, & Facility Manager will benefit from this course.

This program will be eligible for one hour of continuing education credit.

Make a Lunch Payment

Please RSVP to aiasantafe@gmail.com by the end of the day MONDAY, October 10th if you will be attending. The Hilton is now being very strict about lunch counts, and we appreciate your help in getting an accurate count. IF YOU RSVP AND DO NOT SHOW UP, you will be charged for the lunch. Lunch rates are $20 for AIA members (including AIA Santa Fe allied members) and $25 for guests. You may pay yearly at a rate of $160 for all ten lunches.

Many thanks to our allied members for their support:

GOLD ALLIED MEMBERS

Avant Gardens, Inc. www.avantsstone.com
Pacific Mutual Door www.pamudo.com
Verde Consultants www.verdeconsultants.com
Trend Magazine http://santafetrend.com/

BRONZE ALLIED MEMBERS

GOLD LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

Dahl Plumbing www.destinationdahl.com
Sierra Pacific Windows www.sierrapacificwindows.com
Southwest Noise Control www.southwestnoisecontrol.com
Trend Magazine http://santafetrend.com/

SILVER LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

DINNER SPONSORS

Builders Specialty Service, Inc. www.buildersspecialtyservice.com
Perkowski & Co.

Lunch Presentation – August 2011

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Date: Thursday, August 11, 2011, 12:00 noon

Place: The Hilton Santa Fe

This month’s presentation:

Update on adoption of the the City of SF Commercial Green Code

speaker: Katherine Mortimer

The City of Santa Fe began work on a commercial green building code in January of 2010. An invitation went out to local architects and commercial builders and energy engineers to participate in the process. It was decided to use the draft International Green Construction Code (IGCC) which is slated for adoption by the ICC for the 2012 code cycle as the basis of the City code.

This program will be eligible for one hour of continuing education credit (HSW, SD).

Make a Lunch Payment

Please RSVP to aiasantafe@gmail.com by the end of the day MONDAY, August 8th if you will be attending. The Hilton is now being very strict about lunch counts, and we appreciate your help in getting an accurate count. IF YOU RSVP AND DO NOT SHOW UP, you will be charged for the lunch. Lunch rates are $20 for AIA members (including AIA Santa Fe allied members) and $25 for guests. You may pay yearly at a rate of $160 for all ten lunches.

Many thanks to our allied members for their support:

GOLD ALLIED MEMBERS

Pacific Mutual Door www.pamudo.com
Trend Magazine http://santafetrend.com/

BRONZE ALLIED MEMBERS

Builders Source Appliance Gallery www.builderssource.com
Coronado Paint and Decorating www.coronadodecorating.com
Dahl Plumbing www.destinationdahl.com
El Rey Stucco (Parex USA Inc.) www.elrey.com
El Toro Landscape   www.ltoro.com
Loewen Window Center   www.awadllc.com
Pella Windows and Doors   www.pellacommercial.com
Peter Brill, Inc. www.peterbrillinc.com
Sierra Pacific Windows www.sierrapacificwindows.com
Southwest Noise Control www.southwestnoisecontrol.com
STO Corp www.stocorp.com
Thornburg Charitable Foundation sbarkerkalangis@gmail.com
Upland Corporation www.uplandteam.com
Wheeler Construction and Design, Inc. www.wheelerconstructionanddesign.com

GOLD LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

Dahl Plumbing www.destinationdahl.com
Sierra Pacific Windows www.sierrapacificwindows.com
Southwest Noise Control www.southwestnoisecontrol.com

SILVER LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

El Rey Stucco (Parex USA Inc.) www.elrey.com
El Toro Landscape www.ltoro.com
Pacific Mutual Door www.pamudo.com
Peter Brill, Inc. www.peterbrillinc.com
STO Corp www.stocorp.com
Thornburg Charitable Foundation sbarkerkalangis@gmail.com
Upland Corporation www.uplandteam.com
Wheeler Construction and Design, Inc. www.wheelerconstructionanddesign.com

DINNER SPONSORS

Builders Specialty Service, Inc. www.buildersspecialtyservice.com
Perkowski & Co.

Free Energy Conservation Code Training

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The State of New Mexico has contracted Building & Fire Code Academy to conduct FREE statewide energy conservation code training throughout the state. Phase III training, scheduled to begin July 19, 2011, has been planned in the cities of Santa Fe, Alamogordo, Clovis, Farmington, and Albuquerque. The Santa Fe training is currently scheduled for the following date and location: August 4-5, 2011, Santa Fe University of Art and Design, 1600 St. Michaels Drive, Santa Fe, NM. You must register in advance for the class.

This 2-day class has been approved for earning New Mexico electrical, mechanical and plumbing CEDs, and is strongly recommended by the New Mexico Construction Industry Division. For more information regarding this training, to download a current flyer, or to sign up for a class, please visit our website at www.bfcacademy.com and click on “Click here to register online for New Mexico classes.”

Carola Majewski
Training Coordinator
Building & Fire Code Academy
PO Box 957648
2401 W. Hassell Road, Suite 1550
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
Ph (847) 884-4969
Fx (847) 884-4722
www.bfcacademy.com

Canceled: MBCI Eco-ficient Roof and Wall Panels: Lunch and Learn

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Due to the lack of interest, we will cancel the Lunch and Learn at the Lodge for May 25^th. MBCI will be in Santa Fe the 25^th, 26^th, and 27^thof May to provide this same presentation in local architects offices, and anyone interested can contact Mack Miller mmiller@ncilp.com to attend any of these dates.

MBCI’s Eco-ficient Series consists of roof and wall panel systems to meet the challenges of today’s most stringent energy efficiency requirements. The exterior of the wall panels is available in a variety of widths, profiles and finishes including painted surfaces as well as applied finishes. The interior is striated white metal panel finish for easy maintenance and light reflectivity. The steel inner and outer skins are bonded by a core of polyurethane foam insulation available in various thicknesses for high performance insulation. Installation of a single composite unit translates to less erection time and greater efficiency in labor costs versus the “multiple layers” systems found in many projects.

The one hour presentation yields one learning unit credit and as well as HSW and SD certified.

MBCI is pleased to bring this opportunity to you.

Questions and RSVP’s directly to Mack Miller, MBCI

www.MBCI.com

Lunch Presentation – May 2011

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Date: Thursday, May 19, 2011, 12:00 noon

Place: The Hilton (our regular venue)

This month’s presentation:

Building on Mary’s Magic: Rehabilitating the Fabric of a Santa Fe Icon

(Information about Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter, Architect [1889-1958] and her work, including at La Fonda on the Plaza)

by Barbara Felix, AIA

This program will be eligible for one hour of continuing education credit).

Make a Lunch Payment

Please RSVP to aiasantafe@gmail.com by the end of the day MONDAY, May 16h if you will be attending. The Hilton is now being very strict about lunch counts, and we appreciate your help in getting an accurate count. IF YOU RSVP AND DO NOT SHOW UP, you will be charged for the lunch. Lunch rates are $20 for AIA members (including AIA Santa Fe allied members) and $25 for guests. You may pay yearly at a rate of $160 for all ten lunches.

Many thanks to our allied members for their support:

GOLD ALLIED MEMBERS

Trend Magazine http://santafetrend.com/

BRONZE ALLIED MEMBERS

Builders Source Appliance Gallery www.builderssource.com
Coronado Paint and Decorating www.coronadodecorating.com
Dahl Plumbing www.destinationdahl.com
El Rey Stucco (Parex USA Inc.) www.elrey.com
El Toro Landscape   www.ltoro.com
Loewen Window Center   www.rkfarchitectural.com
Pella Windows and Doors   www.pellacommercial.com
Peter Brill, Inc. www.peterbrill.com
Sierra Pacific Windows www.sierrapacificwindows.com
Southwest Noise Control www.southwestnoisecontrol.com
STO Corp www.stocorp.com
Thornburg Charitable Foundation sbarkerkalangis@gmail.com
Upland Corporation www.uplandteam.com
Verde Consultants www.verdeconsultants.com

GOLD LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

Dahl Plumbing www.destinationdahl.com
Sierra Pacific Windows www.sierrapacificwindows.com
Southwest Noise Control www.southwestnoisecontrol.com

SILVER LECTURE SERIES SPONSORS

El Rey Stucco (Parex USA Inc.) www.elrey.com
El Toro Landscape www.ltoro.com
Peter Brill, Inc. www.sarcon.net
STO Corp www.stocorp.com
Thornburg Charitable Foundation sbarkerkalangis@gmail.com
Upland Corporation www.uplandteam.com

DINNER SPONSORS

Builders Specialty Service, Inc. www.buildersspecialtyservice.com
Perkowski & Co.

AIA Santa Fe Tour: Warehouse 21

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May 24, 2011 – Tuesday - 9:00 – 10:00am

Tour by Alexander Dzurec - autotroph
www.autotrophdesign.com

CEU Anticipated: 1 hr. HSW Sustainable
Cost: $10 for AIA Santa Fe Members
$15 for non- AIA Santa Fe Members
No Charge – students
- All tour proceeds directly support the AIA Santa Fe Lecture Series - helping bring visiting lecturers to New Mexico

RSVP – to James Horn, jhorn@spearsarchitects.com by MONDAY May 16th

more information and photos
W21 is Santa Fe’s nationally acclaimed community center for youth entertainment, entrepreneurialism and artistic production for
individuals under the age of 21. Located in the Railyard district of Santa Fe, W21 is the premiere location for the youth of Santa Fe to
gather, learn and express themselves.

This warehouse style, metal and concrete block building provides an economical structure that blends with the context of industrial
buildings in the rail yard. The design is be a flexible “core and shell structure”, that can be further adapted by users as the organization
expands and evolves. It houses multi-functioning art spaces, visual arts, digital arts and fashion design studios. It also contains two
performance spaces; a concert hall and a black box performance area. Each is capable of seating 300 people and are designed to be
flexible with quality acoustics for both national and local acts. A top end recording studio is attached to the upper level performance
space.

Strategically placed windows and skylights with “sunbender” devices provide abundant daylight to the interior while solar collectors heat
domestic water, resulting in significant energy savings for this non-profit organization. In keeping with the industrial aesthetic of the
Railyard, mechanical equipment is left visible and exposed, allowing teens to learn how a building works. The exterior consists of
simple corrugated metal panels and blank stucco walls that serve as a canvas for young artists, giving teens as much responsibility as
the architect for the building’s final appearance.

- Client: Warehouse 21 / City of Santa Fe
- Size: 16,900 SF
- Budget: $2,500,000
- Completed: 2008
- Structural – Chavez-Grieves Consulting Engineers, Civil – Walker Engineering, Mechanical – Sonalysts, Electrical – Peak Power Engineering
- Builder: Sarcon Construction

AIA Santa Fe Tour: Railyard Gallery Buildings

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May 6, 2011 – Friday - 1pm – 2:30pm
Tour by Devendra Contractor - dnca ar chi t ect
www.dncarchitect.com

CEU Anticipated: 1.5 hr. HSW Sustainable
Cost: $10 for AIA Santa Fe Members
$15 for non- AIA Santa Fe Members
No Charge – students
- All tour proceeds directly support the AIA Santa Fe Lecture Series - helping bring visiting lecturers to New Mexico

RSVP – to James Horn, jhorn@spearsarchitects.com by THURSDAY April 28st

more info and photos

Built over several years with the same developer team, the three Railyard Gallery Buildings are designed to further the objectives of
the Railyard Master Plan – create a contemporary arts corridor while defining a permeable built edge to the district. The renovation of the
Sears-Hansen Building preserves and highlights its original heavy timber structure. Old paint and plaster were sandblasted from
surfaces to expose textures in the exposed wood and concrete. Skylights were placed over the 20ʼ x 20ʼ grid of columns and beams,
revealing a new relationship between the contrasting, crisp gallery interiors and the existing, rough-sawn structure. New entries on the
East side of the building were deeply recessed to emphasize threshold into the original masonry box, while a portal carved out of the
West facade provides a shared communal area for the buildingʼs tenants. Concrete stairs, planters, and ramps on the exterior of the
building provide urban pedestrian zones. The Rose Building was designed to match the footprint and massing of the Morelli Building
that it replaced. The simple volumes use a simple warehouse tectonic to highlight the contemporary gallery spaces. The program for the
Truro Building required flexible ground floor gallery space, with offices on a mezzanine, and a separate flexible leasable office space
on a second floor. The angled form on the street side of the building reflects the resolution of the city street geometry with the bearing of
the nearby train tracks.

- Consultants: Structural – RME ABQ, Civil – Bohannan Huston Inc., M+E – Design Build
- Builder: Hart Construction
- Developer: Little Red, Little Blue, and Truro LLC

Continuing Education: Implementing the Building Design + Construction LEED Rating Systems

admin — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 19:53:22 +0000

April 29, 2011
8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Registration begins at 8:00 am
CSI Southwest Continuing Education Conference

more info on the conference: http://www.aiasantafe.org/2011/03/cs/

see flyer for more information