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Jun 24, 2025 • COTE
AIA Brooklyn Summer Soirée
6:30 pm–8:30 pm
The Mercury Store
131 8th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Join AIA Brooklyn at The Mercury Store in Gowanus on Tuesday, June 24 for light fare and a mass timber presentation by AIA Brooklyn member Brent Buck. The Mercury Store is a 5-minute walk from the 4th Ave / 9th Street F-G-N-D-R-W station.
Brent will be presenting “Frame 122” in Clinton Hill, the first NYC Mass Timber project approved and constructed under the 2022 Building Code. The elegance and simplicity of the building’s glu-lam frame and cross-laminated timber panels were exploited throughout the interiors to give the building a warm and a crafted aesthetic. The beauty of the building is enhanced by energy-efficient and sustainable features including carefully orchestrated mechanical systems and triple-glazed windows.
1.5 HSW learning units

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June
Jun 16, 2025 • AIA Brooklyn WIA
Webinar on Construction & Demolition Waste Reduction (1 HSW)
6:30 pm–8:00 pm
Virtual - held on Zoom
Webinar on Construction & Demolition Waste Reduction
Monday, June 16
6:30 – 8:00 PM
Held Virtually on Zoom
1.0 HSW
Join AIA Brooklyn’s Women in Architecture Committee for our June monthly meeting featuring a focused presentation on sustainable construction and demolition waste management practices.
Our featured speaker, Christine M. Kiourtsis, President and Founder of Renewable Recycling, Inc., will share innovative strategies for reducing construction waste through recycling, reuse, and responsible material sourcing.
This 30-minute session includes a 15-minute presentation followed by a 15-minute Q&A discussion, exploring practical approaches architects can implement to minimize environmental impact and support circular economy principles in their work.
🔹 6:30–7:00 PM – Public presentation + Q&A (open to all)
🔹 7:00–8:00 PM – WIA Brooklyn Committee meeting
Free and open to all.
Hosted by: AIA Brooklyn Women in Architecture Committee (WIA)
AIA Continuing Education: 1.0 HSW
enter” (New York: Judson Health Center, 1925).

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Jun 24, 2025 • COTE
AIA Brooklyn Summer Soirée
6:30 pm–8:30 pm
The Mercury Store
131 8th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Join AIA Brooklyn at The Mercury Store in Gowanus on Tuesday, June 24 for light fare and a mass timber presentation by AIA Brooklyn member Brent Buck. The Mercury Store is a 5-minute walk from the 4th Ave / 9th Street F-G-N-D-R-W station.
Brent will be presenting “Frame 122” in Clinton Hill, the first NYC Mass Timber project approved and constructed under the 2022 Building Code. The elegance and simplicity of the building’s glu-lam frame and cross-laminated timber panels were exploited throughout the interiors to give the building a warm and a crafted aesthetic. The beauty of the building is enhanced by energy-efficient and sustainable features including carefully orchestrated mechanical systems and triple-glazed windows.
1.5 HSW learning units

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Jun 26, 2025 • The Architects Council of New York (ACNY)
Brooklyn DOB Industry Meeting
2:00 pm–3:00 pm
345 Adams Street, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Call-in number provided upon request
This live industry session is for registered design professionals to discuss Department of Buildings policy and business process questions that are not job specific. It will also include a review of recent updates and policy decisions. Department representatives will discuss pre-submitted questions on the call.
Please RSVP and submit questions to galea.arch@gmail.com by Thursday, June 19, 2025 no later than 1:00 PM. Please specify when you RSVP if you will attend in-person or call-in.
There will be a call-in number for those who cannot attend in-person. Please note that those who call-in will not be able to actively participate in the meeting, it will be listen only.
Brooklyn DOB Industry Meeting Guidelines
1. Questions are limited to five (5) per month. Questions will be submitted on a first come first serve basis. Any questions received that exceed ten (10) will be discussed at the meeting if time allows or will be submitted the following month.
2. All questions shall be submitted via email to galea.arch@gmail.com no later than Thursday at 1:00 PM, the week preceding the scheduled meeting.
3. Questions submitted may NOT be project or application specific. Questions should be generic with respect to clarifications on zoning, code, or technical issues.
4. Virtual or in person meetings will be limited to one (1) hour each month from 2:00-3:00 PM, unless otherwise noted in advance.
5. Attendees must be licensed professionals.
6. Minutes of the meeting cannot be used to waive objections with plan examiners.
7. One (1) CEU will be provided for all attendees.

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Jun 26, 2025 • AIA Brooklyn WIA
Women Shaping the Built Environment
6:30 pm–8:30 pm
Marset USA Showroom, 202 North 10th Street Brooklyn, NY 11211
Women Shaping the Built Environment: Lessons from Oakland, California and New York, NY
Join us for an evening of ideas, inspiration, and connection at the Marset USA Showroom as we spotlight the critical impact of women shaping our cities and communities. This is more than a panel — it’s a space to meet others, exchange insights, and reflect on how architecture intersects with advocacy, equity, and public life.
Our discussion draws on powerful case studies from Oakland and New York City. Speakers Marta Gutman, PhD (Dean, Spitzer School of Architecture, CUNY) and Jessica Fletcher, PhD (CUNY Graduate Center) will share research on the roles women have played in designing public architecture and health infrastructure—lessons we can use to build a more inclusive and responsive future.
What to Expect:
- 6:00-7:00pm: Panel discussion and Q&A
- 7:00-8:00pm: Networking reception with Spanish food and beverages
Featured Speakers:
Marta Gutman, PhD – Dean of the Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York. Award-winning architectural historian renowned for her research on ordinary urban spaces and public architecture for children.
Jessica Fletcher, PhD – Writer and researcher who holds a PhD in Art History from CUNY Graduate Center. Her dissertation examined the pivotal role women played in the movement for district health centers in New York City.
Hosted by: AIA Brooklyn’s Women in Architecture Committee (WIA)
Venue Partner: Marset USA
**All tickets are first come first served. Registration ends at 1:00 PM on Tuesday, June 24.**
Image: Rooftop playground at the Judson Health Center, c. 1925. Source: Eleanor Campbell, “Measuring the Work of a Health Center: A Report of Four Years Work of the Judson Health Center” (New York: Judson Health Center, 1925).
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August
Aug 7, 2025 • AIA Brooklyn
AIA Brooklyn “Ask Me Anything” on Opportunities
6:30 pm–8:30 pm
FXCollaborative, 235 Duffield Street Brooklyn, NY 11201
Join AIA Brooklyn at an “Ask Me Anything” Event
Emerging professionals and seasoned architects alike, join us for an “Ask Me Anything” forum.
AIA Brooklyn’s AMA series connects experienced architects from diverse backgrounds with professionals at all career stages to share insights on mentorship, career development, and navigating the pathways for sustaining the built environment.

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November
Nov 13, 2025 • AIA Brooklyn
AIA Brooklyn “Ask Me Anything” on Parallel Pathways
6:30 pm–8:30 pm
FXCollaborative, 235 Duffield Street Brooklyn, NY 11201
Join AIA Brooklyn at an “Ask Me Anything” Event
Emerging professionals and seasoned architects alike, join us for an “Ask Me Anything” forum.
AIA Brooklyn’s AMA series connects experienced architects from diverse backgrounds with professionals at all career stages to share insights on mentorship, career development, and navigating the pathways for sustaining the built environment.

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