ARE Task
Force
Develops and evaluates
chapter ARE review seminars. Also hosts occasional programs and
panel discussions on the topic of the ARE.
Chair: Kanika Brown, Assoc. AIA
ARCHNews
Editorial Board |
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Edits and organizes publishing
of ArchNews, the monthly
newsletter of the Chapter, for purpose of informing Chapter members
and the public of upcoming meetings, professional seminars, Chapter
and AIA activities and other items of interest. |
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Chair: Harry Jacobs,
AIA |
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| Emerging Professionals
Committee |
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Focusing on building a community among young
pre-licensure professionals, this group addresses
the needs and concerns of area Associate members. This committee works
with local emerging professionals organizations to maximize the value
of the AIA for associates and interns.
It also organizes events and programs of interest to unlicensed professionals
and students and the ARE Review
Seminars. |
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Chair: Kanika Brown, Assoc.
AIA |
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| Codes Committee |
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Addresses the concerns of the memebership
regarding codes and regulatory issues. Organizes educational programs
to education architects and the A/E/C community on codes issues. A
Codes Forum is held the last Thursday of the month at noon. Click
here to join the Google Group. |
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Chair: Anthony Boutte, Allied
Member |
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| Committee on the
Environment (COTE) Forum |
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Promotes environmental leadership among
architects; seeks to make environmental considerations and
sustainable design integral to the practice of architecture. Open
to all. |
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Chair: TBA |
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| Design Awards |
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The AIA East
Bay Design Awards program recognizes and celebrates design
excellence in the Bay Area, California, and beyond. The Design Awards
Committee is responsible for overseeing the program's direction and
budget, selecting the jury members, developing the Call for Entries,
and faciliating the jury meeting and awards presentation. In addition,
the Design Awards Committee works with staff to promote Design Award
winners in the local media and continue to dialogue of design exellence
with the public. |
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Chair: Bill Glass, FAIA |
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| Fellows Committee
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The Fellows Committee aids in
the selection of appropriate Chapter members for advancement to fellowship
according to criteria established by AIA. Supports and advises fellowship
candidates in materials preparation. |
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Chair: Rosemary Muller,
FAIA |
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| Government Relations
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Dedicated to advancing the architect's
position in design, practice, and sustainable and livable communities
at the local, state, and federal levels. Responsible for building
and maintaining relationships with political representatives and elected
officials within the chapter boundaries. |
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| Historic Preservation
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Monitors and manages issues
of preserving the built environment; works with government and allied
preservation programs. |
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Chair: Joann Pavlinec, Assoc.
AIA |
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| Professional Practice
Forum |
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Organizes and conducts discussions among firm
employees and principals on issue regarding the business of architecture.
Generally meets the third Thursday of the month at noon. Open to all. |
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Chair: Tim Craig, AIA |
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| Events Committee
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The Events Committee oversees
chapter-wide membership events including monthly chapter meetings,
design tours and the annual membership appreciation party. |
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Chairs: Andre Ptaszynski, AIA.
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| Recognition Advisory
Group |
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The Recognition Advisory Group
monitors the activities and contributions of chapter members and local
citizens and organizations, whose work enhances the practice of architecture
and the built environment, exemplifying the goals and ideals of the
profession. The Recognition Advisory Group is responsible for making
timely recommendations to the Board of Directors for chapter, state
and national AIA commendations. |
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Chair: Bonnie Blake-Drucker,
AIA |
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| Regional & Urban
Design Committee |
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The AIA East Bay Regional and Urban Design
Committee (RUD) aims to improve the quality of the urban environment
of East Bay cities and surrounding areas by promoting excellence in
urban design, land use and transportation planning, public policy,
and implementation in the built and natural environment. This will
be achieved through education of its member and the public, in concert
with allied community and professional groups; and as appropriate,
by providing design and planning assistance to communities of the
greater East Bay. |
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Chair: Ann Panopio, Assoc. AIA |
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| Small Firm Forum
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Organizes and conducts discussion
among small firm principals about relevant issues of practice within
the design and construction industry. Meets the first Thursday of
the month at Noon in the chapter office. Open to all. |
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Chairs: Cathy Roha, AIA; Donald
Wardlaw, AIA; Douglas Coe |
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