Presented by Mike Merritt of Inter-lux

Provided by Tony Randazzo of Lighting Associates

A tool-kit to assist Designers in decision making and planning, based on the fundamentals of lighting integration. The course focuses on the three key aspects of lighting:

1. Schematic – Integration with the architectural concept or narrative. Analysis of the space and geometry, its function, its aesthetic principles, the needs of itsusers to ensure light supports the project goals.
2. Pragmatic – Integration with the purpose and uses of the space. Considering appropriate techniques to deliver light, such as the type and positioning oflight sources, the nature of light provided, its directionality and effect on the space.
3. Systematic – Integration with the physical fabric of the building. Selecting specific lighting details to deliver the pragmatic needs of the space, types ofequipment required, and understanding how it will physically integrate with thearchitectural fabric.

Credit:  3.00 LUs

HYBRID PROGRAM

Join:

•   In Person at The Resource Center and be provided lunch.
•   Virtually over zoom

Register using the 'Register' button above. 

Join us at the St. Charles Convention Center for a whole new, redesigned multi-day conference. The AGC of Missouri (AGCMO) AEC TechCon is a two-day, multi-track conference for A/E/C/O professionals focused on leveraging innovative construction technology solutions to address current and emerging issues in the industry. This conference offers networking, learning labs, and engagement opportunities to help break down traditional barriers and inspire collaboration and improved industry performance.

AGC of America recognizes the AEC TechCon as qualifying for Continuing Education (CE) hours towards the renewal of AGC’s Certificate of Management-Building Information Modeling (CM-BIM).

AIA Members have access to a promo code for the member ticket price of $175 from now through April 1st.  Contact the Chapter office to receive the code. 

CLICK HERE to learn more, including agenda and registration rates.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE

For more information, contact Beth Appelbaum at bappelbaum@agcmo.org or (314) 4760105

Architects, Designers, Building Owners, and Building Mangers are all becoming more and more concerned with the impacts that buildings have on our natural resources.  In this course we will provide you with an overview of water use trends and facts in the United States. We will look at high efficiency products for the commercial restroom, which  is responsible for the majority of water use in commercial buildings.  And we will also look at simple solutions for meeting the requirements of different green building programs.  

Credit: 1.00 LU|HSW

Location: VIRTUALLY OPEN

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The Missouri Structural Assessment and Visual Evaluation (SAVE) Coalition is a group of volunteer engineers, architects, building inspectors and other trained professionals that assists the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency with building damage inspections. After a disaster, SAVE volunteers are trained to move quickly to determine which buildings are safe to use and which should be evacuated.

7.00 LU|HSW

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Registration:

Registration is required and limited for the Kimberly Dowdell, AIA speaking event.  Use the 'Register' button above to register for this event.

Join us for a meet and greet with AIA's 100th National President, Kimberly Dowdell at the ART Bar of the Angad Arts Hotel.  We will be holding the Meet & Greet on Friday, May 3rd from 4:00-6:00PM at the ART Bar at the Angad Arts Hotel. We hope you can stop by!

Sponsored by:

Presented by Bryan Christopherson, CFM of Floodproofing.com

Credit: 1.00 LU|HSW

Hybrid Program:

In person at The Resource Center @ AIA St. Louis

Virtually over Zoom

Use the 'Register' button above to RSVP

The Missouri Structural Assessment and Visual Evaluation (SAVE) Coalition is a group of volunteer engineers, architects, building inspectors and other trained professionals that assists the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency with building damage inspections. After a disaster, SAVE volunteers are trained to move quickly to determine which buildings are safe to use and which should be evacuated.

7.00 LU|HSW

CLICK HERE to register

 

Architect Charles Erwin King, FAIA, a 1946 graduate of the University of Illinois, was one of the most prolific of mid-century modern architects practicing in metropolitan St. Louis. In the wake of his 40+ year career, King’s works of Mid-Century modern design now number over seventy custom residences in existence in Southern Illinois, particularly in Belleville. Our meeting will consist of a lecture by Belleville Historical Society docents, and a tour of the 1952 Blazier House / Museum including artifacts of King’s works.  Afterwards, all are encouraged to extend our visit to the Metro East by stopping by the 22^nd annual Art on the Square in downtown Belleville. 

Location:
Belleville Historical Society Mid-Century Modern Museum
8501 W Main Street
Belleville, IL  62223

Schedule:  Saturday Noon hour
Networking:  11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Lecture and Tour:  12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

Please RSVP using the 'Register' button above.

This presentation will help participants to understand the basic parameters of work involved with CSI Division 3 and CSI Division 9 and the disconnects between these two CSI divisions and the impact that has on a floor covering installation. Participants will also review and learn about the various performance metrics required by Division 3 concrete including FL and FF numbers. The presentation will review and give an understanding about the curing characteristics of concrete, the costs associated with remediating an out of specification concrete slab after interior finishes have been placed vs early in the construction process. Lastly, participants will discover and be able to explain the cost savings in the overall construction process by having a dimensional true and flat subfloor to start with.

Credit: 1.00 LU|HSW

Location: HYBRID PROGRAM

In person at The Resource Center @ AIA St. Louis and virtual over ZOOM

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Travis Irvin of Earthworks

More information to come.

RESCHEDULED from April 11, 2024

The Missouri Structural Assessment and Visual Evaluation (SAVE) Coalition is a group of volunteer engineers, architects, building inspectors and other trained professionals that assists the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency with building damage inspections. After a disaster, SAVE volunteers are trained to move quickly to determine which buildings are safe to use and which should be evacuated.

7.00 LU|HSW

CLICK HERE to register

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. R-value 2.5. Highest r-value compared to non-polyiso cover boards of
   equivalent thickness
2. Understand the nuances between roof and wall insulations including
   functionality requirements and systemization
3. Articulate the benefits and shortcomings of each insulation material
   involved with the various building envelope areas of use
4. Verbalize the inconsistences between roof insulations and wall insulations
   used in the building envelope today

Credit: 1.00 LU|HSW

Location: IN PERSON ONLY

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Manufactured construction supports customized prefabricated solutions for interior spaces. It’s innately sustainable and Designed for Disassembly.

The key is technology. Real-time, interactive 3D software integrates with CAD, Revit, and manufacturing software, bridging the gap between the client design team and the manufacturer. This results in high-performance interiors that keep their value over time. Especially suited to projects where cost, quality and schedule certainty are of the essence, this type of construction promotes safety at the project site and can be specified to contribute to better indoor air quality. It also offers environmental sustainability, design control, and the ability to integrate technology seamlessly into the space.

Presenter:
David Brown -DIRTT

Credit: 1.00 LU|HSW

HYBRID PROGRAM

In person at The Resource Center @ AIA St. Louis and virtually over ZOOM 

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The presentation reviews the foundations of glass selection and explores options for meeting both aesthetic and performance goals. Covering the glass manufacturing process and the basics of performance measurement, it also provides a comprehensive overview of float and coated glass choices—and related fabrication decisions—that can affect the final appearance of the glass façade.

Credit: 1.00 LU|HSW

Location:  IN PERSON ONLY
The Resource Center @ AIA St. Louis
911 Washington Ave., Ste. 100
St. Louis, MO 63101

Use the 'Register' button above to register.

The Missouri Structural Assessment and Visual Evaluation (SAVE) Coalition is a group of volunteer engineers, architects, building inspectors and other trained professionals that assists the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency with building damage inspections. After a disaster, SAVE volunteers are trained to move quickly to determine which buildings are safe to use and which should be evacuated.

7.00 LU|HSW

CLICK HERE to register

The Missouri Structural Assessment and Visual Evaluation (SAVE) Coalition is a group of volunteer engineers, architects, building inspectors and other trained professionals that assists the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency with building damage inspections. After a disaster, SAVE volunteers are trained to move quickly to determine which buildings are safe to use and which should be evacuated.

7.00 LU|HSW

CLICK HERE to register

The Missouri Structural Assessment and Visual Evaluation (SAVE) Coalition is a group of volunteer engineers, architects, building inspectors and other trained professionals that assists the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency with building damage inspections. After a disaster, SAVE volunteers are trained to move quickly to determine which buildings are safe to use and which should be evacuated.

7.00 LU|HSW

CLICK HERE to register