AIA North Carolina and Local Sections Calendar
Discover events happening across North Carolina with our comprehensive calendar, featuring programs and activities from AIA North Carolina and all local sections. Whether it’s networking opportunities, continuing education, or community events, this is your one-stop resource to stay engaged and informed.
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AIA Charlotte, AIA Eastern North Carolina, AIA Piedmont, AIA Triangle, AIA Western North Carolina, AIA Wilmington, AIA Winston-Salem, AIA North Carolina, NCNOMA
AIA NC: Summer School Presented by the Concrete Masonry Checkoff - Charlotte
Join us for Summer School, a continuing education series presented by AIA NC and the Concrete Masonry Checkoff. Featuring a lineup of expert-led sessions, Summer School delivers practical, real-world knowledge to help you design smarter, build better, and stay ahead of the latest industry standards.
Participants can earn up to 4 LUs (3 HSW) through this event.
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AIA NC: Summer School Presented by the Concrete Masonry Checkoff - Raleigh
Join us for Summer School, a continuing education series presented by AIA NC and the Concrete Masonry Checkoff. Featuring a lineup of expert-led sessions, Summer School delivers practical, real-world knowledge to help you design smarter, build better, and stay ahead of the latest industry standards.
Participants can earn up to 4 LUs (3 HSW) through this event.
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AIA NC: Summer School Presented by the Concrete Masonry Checkoff - Greenville
Join us for Summer School, a continuing education series presented by AIA NC and the Concrete Masonry Checkoff. Featuring a lineup of expert-led sessions, Summer School delivers practical, real-world knowledge to help you design smarter, build better, and stay ahead of the latest industry standards.
Participants can earn up to 4 LUs (3 HSW) through this event.
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AIA NC - Regenerative Design
We have been very fortunate in having firms within our state and region with expertise in advanced practice models and solutions, willing to share details of their professional service offerings. For this program, HDR's Sustainability Design Leader, Eileen Gohr is sharing their approach to "Regenerative Design," which provides a holistic view of performance metrics that should be at the center of design. The program will bring into focus key design goals allowing us to explore net positive impacts, set achievable goals against existing benchmarks, and consider each of our projects in their broader context.
AIA Member Registration
Non-Member Registration
AIA Piedmont - Spring Social-HP Rockers Baseball Game
Register by emailing Peter Freeman at freeman@freemankennett.com
AIA NC - Legislative Day
Meet at the Center for Architecture and Design to register and prepare for a full day of advocacy!
Schedule:
8:30 am Open for Registration & Check-In
9:00 am Continental Breakfast and Legislative Briefing
10:00 am – 12 pm Legislative Meetings at the Legislative Building or Legislative Office Building (more information will be provided later)
11:30 – 1:30 pm Box Lunches: Enjoy Lunch at CfAD
1:30 – 4:00 pm Legislative Visits: Head to the Legislative Building for Appointments with Legislators at the Legislative Complex
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AIA Wilmington - Annual Design Awards and Lecture
5:30 Cocktail Reception
6:30 Design Awards and Lecture
Cameron Art Museum
AIA Wilmington is pleased to announce that Frank Harmon is serving as Jury Chair for the Design Awards and will also be our lecturer.
AIA NC - Navigating the 2024 North Carolina State Building Code
Join us at the North Carolina Museum of Art for an in-person event where we'll deep dive into the 2024 North Carolina State Building Code. Get ready to explore the latest updates and modifications that will shape the future of construction and design and earn 7 HSW credits.
Code Consultants from the North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal will present the significant changes to the 2024 NC Building, Existing Building, Energy Conservation and Administrative Code and Policies. Major topics will include occupancy classifications, building planning, life safety, means of egress, fire prevention, accessibility, structural design criteria, plumbing fixture design parameters, building mechanical support provisions, existing buildings criteria and more! Our speakers will cover the major code changes between 2018 and 2024 as adopted by the North Carolina Building Code Council over a multiple year amendment and adoption process.
Lunch will be provided. Space is limited, so grab your ticket now!