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Oct 6

Napa ARE Bootcamp: PD&D

November 6, 2017-December 18, 2017
Locations in Napa TBA
6-8pm
$50 AIA Members and employees of chapter member firms/$75 Non-members
Click here to register

AIA East Bay’s ARE Bootcamp will provide a structured, rigorous study group for the Project Development & Documentation section of the ARE 5.0, with the goal of every person passing. Bootcamp meets Mondays in Napa (location TBD) beginning Monday, October 23 for eight weeks: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, 11/27, 12/4, 12/11.

This Bootcamp is not a casual program, nor is it lecture format. Participants are required to sign up for the PD&D exam between December 19, 2017 – January 9, 2017.

Questions? Contact Sidney Sweeney at 510/464-3600 or sidney@aiaeb.org

 

Jul 25

ARE Bootcamp: SPD

Begins Monday, July 31, 2017
6-8pm
$50 AIA Members & Employees of Chapter Member Firms/ $75 Non-members
Click here to register.
Limited space available

Cost includes a set of Site Planning & Design flashcards and access to study materials and knowledge experts.

From July 31 to September 18, 2017, AIA East Bay will hold a weekly ARE Bootcamp, providing a structured, rigorous study group for the Site Planning & Design section of the ARE, with the goal of every person passing.

Participants must schedule to take the SPD section of the ARE between Tuesday, September 19, 2017 and Tuesday, October 10, 2017. Participants must provide proof of test registration to AIA East Bay by the third session of the Bootcamp (8/15). Please do not register if you cannot attend at least seven of the eight meetings.

Jun 7

YAF: Adrianne Steichen, AIA of Pyatok

Tuesday, June 20, 2017
6pm
Location: Pyatok Architects, 1611 Telegraph Ave # 200, Oakland, CA 94612
Free and open to all architects licensed in the past ten years.
Please RSVP to events@aiaeb.org

1 CES LU

The Young Architects Forum visits Pyatok this month to hear how Adrianne Steichen, AIA, became a principal while still officially a “Young Architect.” (There’s a reason she was honored by the AIA as the National 2015 Young Architect!) Space is limited; please RSVP to events@aiaeb.org. This event is open to all architects licensed in the past ten years.

As a principal, Adrianne brings more than 15 years of experience in student and residential developments. She is a highly skilled technical architect and project manager, who has led several large urban housing projects overseeing design work, construction documentation, permitting, and construction administration, while also leading the office in the advancement of BIM techniques and implementation. Adrianne also leads in-house staff development and training. Adrianne has been influential in leading Avalon Hayes Valley at Parcel P from the entitlement phase—resulting in a unanimous vote for approval by the San Francisco Planning Commission—to construction, and in leading the schematic design phases of Orchard Park Redevelopment at UC Davis for University Student Living and Bowles Hall Residential College Renovation at UC Berkeley for Education Realty Trust.

About the Young Architects Forum
The YAF is a forum to assist recently licensed architects (of all ages) in their practice of architecture. They meet at 6pm on the third Tuesday of each month.

Apr 14

YAF: A Conversation with Matt Baran, AIA

Tuesday, April 18, 2017
6pm
Free and open to all Young Architects (licensed under 10 years)
Please RSVP to events@aiaeb.org

Matt Baran, AIA of Baran Studio joins the YAF for a casual discussion about building an award-winning firm and the value architects bring to the community.

About the Young Architects Forum:

Have you been licensed in the past ten years? Are you getting more responsibilities within your firm? Who is your peer group that you share best practices and knowledge with? If you don’t have one, or want another one, come have a beer or glass of wine (and other refreshments) with other Bay Area Young Architects.

Feb 3

Young Architects Forum: 2017 Kickoff

Monday, February 13, 2017
6pm
Free and open to all Young Architects (licensed under 10 years)
Please RSVP to events@aiaeb.org

Have you been licensed in the past ten years? Are you getting more responsibilities within your firm? Who is your peer group that you share best practices and knowledge with? If you don’t have one, or want another one, come have a beer or glass of wine (and other refreshments) with other Bay Area Young Architects.

We’ll set up an agenda of topics for the next few months based on what YOUR priorities are.

Aug 15

ARE Bootcamp: Structures

this bootcamp is sold out

Begins Monday, August 22, 2016
6-8pm
$50 AIA Members & Employees of Chapter Member Firms/ $75 Non-members

Cost includes a set of Structures ArchCards flashcards and access to study materials and knowledge experts.
Space is limited to 14 participants.

From August 22 to October 17, AIA East Bay will hold a weekly ARE Bootcamp, providing a structured, rigorous study group for the Structures section of the ARE, with the goal of every person passing.

Participants must schedule to take the Structures section of the ARE between Tuesday, October 18 and Friday, November 18, 2016. Participants must provide proof of test registration to AIA East Bay by the second day of the Bootcamp.

Apr 28

ARE Bootcamp: CD&S

SOLD OUT! Email events@aiaeb.org to be added to wait list for next Bootcamp.

Begins Monday, May 9, 2016
6-8pm
$50 AIA Members & Employees of Chapter Member Firms/ $75 Non-members
Cost includes a set of Construction Documents & Services ArchCards flashcards and access to study materials and knowledge experts.
Space is limited to 12 participants.

From May 9 to June 27, AIA East Bay will hold a weekly ARE Bootcamp, providing a structured, rigorous study group for the Construction Documents & Services section of the ARE, with the goal of every person passing.

Section Mentors:
Robert Williamson, AIA
Danielle Campbell, Assoc. AIA

Participants must schedule to take the Construction Documents & Services section of the ARE between Tuesday, June 28 and Saturday, July 16, 2016. Participants must email proof of test registration to AIA East Bay by 9am Monday, May 9: events@aiaeb.org.

 

 

Dec 17

ARE Prep Seminar: CD&S

Part I: Tuesday, January 19, 2016, 6-9pm
Part II: Tuesday, January 26, 2016,  6-9pm

Cost: $40 AIA Members & Employees of Chapter Member Firms / $75 non-members.
Click Here to Register

6 CES LUs

Robert Williamson, AIA, instructs this two-day ARE Seminar on Construction Documents and Services. This seminar is offered to those looking for a prep seminar in studying for the ARE.

Oct 28

Three Strategies to Win More Projects

Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Noon- 1:30pm
Free, Please bring a lunch!
Please RSVP for room setup

1.5 CES LUs

When it comes to marketing your services, are you winging it? In today’s competitive marketplace, good intentions are not enough. In order to get significant growth, you need a strategy. Joe Diliberto will provide a framework and a system to help unleash your potential in order to accelerate your business growth. Join us on Wednesday, November 11th from Noon-1:30pm to discuss new approaches to the following issues:

  • Getting in front of enough new opportunities on a regular basis
  • Ability to qualify or disqualify opportunities quickly & effectively
  • Knowing how to differentiate your product or service and yourself
  • How to sell professional services as a trusted adviser

 

About the Presenter:

Joe Dilberto is a nationally recognized speaker. His background includes executive level positions in sales and marketing with Fortune 100 and start-up companies. An expert in his field, Joe is a Principal at Sandler Training. The Sandler System has been recognized by Entrepreneur Magazine as the #1 Sales Management Training Program for the past five consecutive years.

 

 

Learning Objectives:

Participants will learn:

1)      Business development skills to help qualify or disqualify opportunities more effectively to minimize time chasing project with a low probability of winning

2)      Consultative approach to selling professional services so that they can shift from a passive to a more active role without looking like they are in “selling” mode

3)      A process to identify and quantify pain points to help focus on the clients issues that matter the most to them and to help you differentiate your services

4)      How to make “go/no-go” decisions effectively.

Apr 2

Portfolio & Resume Review

an Emerging Professionals Event

Monday, April 20, 2015
6-8pm (participants will sign-up for a specific time slot)
$5 AIA Members, Architecture Students & Employees of Chapter Member Firms/$10 Non-Members
Click here to RSVP

Sign-up for a two 15-minute, one-on-one review sessions with architects on Monday, April 20th. These folks are experienced in the hiring process and have reviewed hundreds of resumes and portfolios. All registered participants must email their PDF resume (cover letter optional) to events@aiaeb.org by Noon, Thursday, April 16th. Portfolios will be reviewed on-site. Portfolio review is optional, one need not bring a portfolio.

Reviewers represent firms such as: Byrens Kim Design Works, BKBC Architects, Cathy Schwabe Architecture, Dahlin Group, David Babcock & Associates, Don Dommer & Associates, Gensler Oakland, HY Architects and UCSF.

Questions? Call Sidney Sweeney at 510/464-3600.

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