AIA Brooklyn Responds to Draft Mandate for Federal Architecture style

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Featured Events

Dec 18, 2024 • AIA Brooklyn

AIA Brooklyn Year-End Meeting on ZOOM

6:30 pm–8:00 pm

ZOOM

Did you miss the Brooklyn Design Awards Celebration?
Join AIA Brooklyn on ZOOM for this month’s chapter meeting featuring a presentation by FXCollaborative of their Award for Excellence and Best in Competition recipient, the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center.

Wednesday, December 18
6:30-8:00 PM
HELD ON ZOOM

Agenda items:

AIA Brooklyn 2024, A Year in Review
2024 and 2025 Budgets
Motion to accept the 2025 Board of Directors
Service Recognition

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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82825259678?pwd=a6WaOkczBG9D0HNEGr7k5LcE0nPsM7.1

Meeting ID: 828 2525 9678
Passcode: AIABK

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Upcoming Events

January

Jan 30, 2025 • Historic Districts Council & AIA Brooklyn

Historic Districts Council Zoom Panel: Accessibility in Historic Districts

12:00 pm–1:00 pm

Zoom

Please join HDC for a lunch-and-learn panel discussion on accessible design in the built environment, with a special focus on historic structures and scenic landmarks. With co-sponsorship from AIA Brooklyn, which is offering AIA Credits for this event, HDC is convening this panel as an extension of our work reviewing proposals at the LPC, which includes numerous proposals each year seeking to make buildings, sites, and parks accessible.

Bringing together panelists who steward historic structures, as well as panelists who work at the forefront of inclusive design, we hope this panel will help promote accessibility solutions for designated places. Panelists will discuss their work making New York’s historic structures and landscapes accessible, and their efforts to bring new forms of accessibility (such as neuro-inclusive design) to adaptive reuse projects and new construction both within and outside of historic districts.

The panel will include Giulietta Fiore, Deputy Director of the Historic House Trust; Danise Levine, creator of Universal Design New York 2 for the NYC Department of Design and Construction; Irina Verona, of Verona Carpenter Architects, a firm that focuses on neuro-inclusive design and will be moderated by HDC Adviser Corey Spitzer, Project Manager of Facilities and Construction at the Bronx Zoo, and President of the Association for Preservation Technology Northeast Chapter.

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AIA Brooklyn Responds to Draft Mandate for Federal Architecture style

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