KI – Furnishing Knowledge

Moveable Wall Systems – An overview of emerging trends and issues related to movable walls which architects and designers need to be aware of when assisting clients in designing their building construction.

FLAD Conference Room

Lunch at 11:30, Presentation at 12:00

Perma R Products

Introduction to Insulated Concrete Forms

Flad Architects Conference Room
3300 SW Archer Road, Gainesville
For Members, $5
Non-Members, $10
Maria-Luisa Riviere at mriviere@flad.com
Visit our web site at www.aiagainesville.org

Tuesday, April 13th – Key Resin Terrazo

Please RSVP to Maria-Luisa Riviera

March 10
Robin Knuppel from PattersonPope
Presentation: Modular Solutions for Utility Casework
Program Description:  Modular Solutions for Utility Casework discusses the advantage of using pre-engineered casework systems versus traditional millwork. These furniture systems provide modular and cost effective solutions for your clients while providing superior aesthetics and fit and finish.
1 Hour course is 1 AIA/ CES Learning units
April 13
Brian Wolf  from  Key Resin Terrazzo
Presentation: Key Resin Terrazzo

Cost: $5.00 for AIA Members; $10.00 for Non-AIA Members

Wednesday March 10   Patterson and Pope
Tuesday April 13   Key Resin Terrazo

Tuesday Feb 16 Presentation on Mortar Net USA- 1 CEU
Time:  11:30
Place: Flad Architects conference room  3300 SW Archer Road
RSVP to Bill Warinner – BW@billwarinner.com

Circa 1983 a group of five AIA Gainesville chapter members along with construction industry associates gathered to discuss and form a golf tournament expressly to raise scholarship funds for architecture students at the University of Florida. The original sponsoring groups were the AIA (AIA Gainesville), Associated General Contractors (AGC), and the Producers Council (PC) of Jacksonville (since disbanded). Over the years the AIA / AIA Gainesville has become the sole title entity.

The original golf committee was recognized during the Silver Anniversary Tournament in April of 2009. The original mission of the tournament was to contribute 100% of the profit from the tournament to the funding of the scholarships. To this day all profits have been funding an initial twenty thousand dollar endowment established under the Chapter name with the University of Florida Foundation. That endowment is fully funded and the account shows nearly a total of $100,000 in contributed funds.

The annual Golf Tournament will be held on Friday, April 9, 2010 with registration at noon and a “shotgun” start at 1:00pm at the Haile Plantation Golf and Country Club (9905 SW 44th Avenue Gainesville, Florida 32608  – Golf Shop Phone #352-335-0055).

The fees are as follows:

Golf only $60.00/ player
Dinner only $40.00/ person
Golf & Dinner $85.00/ player

Sponsorships: Gold – $600.00 including golf and dinner for four players; Silver- $450.00 including golf and dinner for one player.
Gold and Silver sponsors will have company signage at tee and recognition in handouts and awards presentation.
Bronze – $350.00 – Includes recognition in handouts and awards presentation
Beverage Sponsor – $450.00
Hole-In-One Sponsor – $450.00 signage at $10,000 hole-in-one hole and at additional four bonus holes

For more information contact Joe Garcia, AIA, Tournament Director at: 352-372-0425

You are invited to attend the next AIA Lunch and Learn on Thursday January 21st.
Presenter: James Terry Representative for Velux Skylights and Sun Tunnels. Please see attached information.
Location: Florida Design Center
Time 11:30
RSVP to: Bill Warinner at BW@BillWarinner.com

Florida Community Design Center address: 300 East University Avenue, Gainesville