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SUMMARY:FLOW Green Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:Reading Time:   < 1 minuteThe Architects League\, AIA New Jersey Women in Architecture\, and the FLOW Green Film Committee Present Women of Carbon. \nJoin the Architects League and AIA New Jersey Women in Architecture on Thursday\, April 10\, 2025\, at 7 PM for a special screening of Women of Carbon in celebration of AIA New Jersey Architecture Week. \n2 LU|HSW \nThis groundbreaking documentary\, directed by Basia and Leonard Myszynski\, highlights visionary women who are transforming the construction industry while combating climate change. The film explores their innovative work in low-carbon building materials\, including algae-based cement\, electrified manufacturing\, mass timber\, and greener steel. \nThis event is free to attend and open to members of all AIA sections as well as the public. AIA members who attend and sign in will receive 2 HSW LUs. Non-AIA members who sign in will receive a certificate upon request. \nExperience a behind-the-scenes look at the Portland International Airport Main Terminal expansion\, the largest mass timber structure ever undertaken. Hear from industry leaders\, including CEO Leah Ellis\, architect Susan Jones\, and sustainability experts like Erica Spiritos and Kate Simonen\, as they discuss their work in decarbonization and the next generation of infrastructure. \nFollowing the screening\, there will be a thought-provoking Q&A session featuring Yasemin Kologlu\, a recognized leader in net-zero carbon design and a participant in the film. The discussion will explore the intersection of sustainability\, occupant health\, and the environmental impact of material choices. \nTrailer: https://vimeo.com/954551969?share=copy \nThis event is co-sponsored by AIA Architects League of Northern New Jersey\, the FLOW Green Film Festival\, and AIA New Jersey Women in Architecture. The film screening is free and members of the public are welcome to attend. \nPlease note: prior to the screening\, we will hold a reception for Architects League members only from 5:30 – 6:45 PM at the Knights of Columbus in Oakland where light refreshments will be served. \nKnights of Columbus is located at 7 Court House Pl\, Oakland\, NJ 07436 \nThe reception in Oakland is a 7 minute drive from the Franklin Lakes Public Library where the program will take place from 7pm to 9pm. \nRegistration is required to attend the pre-film reception. Members must attend and sign in at the Franklin Lakes Public Library to receive the 2 HSW LUs. \nGuest Speaker: Yasemin Kologlu \nA recognized leader in building design and construction\, Yasemin Kologlu has 20+ years of experience in design and implementation of innovative and net zero energy/carbon buildings. Proven expertise in sustainability policy/strategy to generate scalable solutions for net zero carbon developments and businesses. She plays a central role in transforming the building industry’s response to climate change. She adopts a forward-thinking and holistic system approach to her projects that integrates well-being\, environmental design\, and the latest material and building technologies. Over the past two decades\, Yasemin has led the design and implementation of projects that exemplify this approach in a range of scales and geographies\, from net zero energy\, carbon neutral buildings to innovation projects developed for UN Climate Change Conferences. Among her most notable works is Urban Sequoia\, a radical proposal for a carbon-sequestering high-rise\, as well as Charenton-Bercy\, Paris’s first net-zero-carbon district; the United States Census Bureau Headquarters in Maryland; the JTI headquarters in Geneva; and Karlatornet in Gothenburg—the tallest near zero energy tower in Scandinavia. Yasemin founded and leads SOM’s firm wide Climate Action Group\, which focuses on decarbonization of the firm’s projects and business. She co-led the firm’s efforts to achieve net zero carbon emissions in its operations in 2022 following SBTi methodology. As an expert in sustainability\, she co-chairs AIA’s Committee on the Environment in New York. She is a board member of Consortium for Sustainable Urbanization\, founding board member of MEP2040\, serves on AIA New York’s Honors Committee and Carbon Leadership Forum NY Steering Committee. She regularly participates in advisory boards shaping carbon and energy policies across New York and nationally.
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LOCATION:Franklin Lakes Library\, 470 De Korte Dr\, Franklin Lakes\, New Jersey\, 07417
CATEGORIES:Architects League of Northern New Jersey,wia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Robert Epstein":MAILTO:repstein@alnnj.org
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SUMMARY:AIANJ WIA Quarterly Women in Architecture Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Reading Time:   < 1 minuteCome join the AIANJ WIA Quarterly Women in Architecture Committee Meeting\, \nGOALS: Support\, spotlight and share.\nINITIATIVES: Bridge\, develop\, expand.\nFOCUS: Access members\, organize connections\, engage the committee in continued\, education\, member mentoring\, and general support to address unique challenges present for women in the profession.
URL:https://aianjarchive.bytesizedigital.com/event/aianj-wia-quarterly-women-in-architecture-committee-meeting/
CATEGORIES:wia
ORGANIZER;CN="Erin Sharp-Newton":MAILTO:erin@sharp-newton.com
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SUMMARY:Integrating Spatial Computing into Architecture and Planning Practice:  Augmented Reality for Inclusive Development
DESCRIPTION:Reading Time:   < 1 minuteJoin Women in Architecture for an informative webinar! \nCourse Description \nThe next era of computing will be spatial. Spatial computing merges digital and physical worlds\, extending the boundaries of computing beyond screens\, and enabling users to interact with digital information and objects as if they exist in the real world. These technologies are poised to be particularly transformative in architecture and planning\, opening up new avenues to move beyond traditional 2D drawings and static 3D models and design and experience spaces in fully immersive\, interactive environments. \nAugmented Reality (AR)\,\, allows practitioners to walk through and modify designs in real-time\, communicating a more intuitive understanding of scale\, proportion\, and spatial relationships. It is also timely – with the majority of new development now taking place within existing areas\, architects must navigate complex social landscapes\, address community concerns\, and reimagine existing fabrics. AR can function as a compelling visual language\, enabling stakeholders to “inhabit” proposed spaces before construction begins. AR can bridge the gap between abstract plans and tangible realities\, making a design more accessible to clients\, stakeholders\, and community members alike. \nIn this session with Dana Chermesh-Reshef\, CEO and Founder of inCitu – the first augmented reality platform for architects\, builders\, and developers – we will explore the potential impact of AR in architecture and planning\, and provide guidance on how to integrate this technology into existing architecture and design workflows. From creating AR-ready 3D models\, to leveraging user-friendly platforms for activation\, we’ll provide practical insights to help understand and incorporate AR into practice. We’ll also examine real-world case studies where AR has played an impactful role\, and ultimately lead to better-designed\, community-embraced projects. \nSpeaker: Dana Chermesh-Reshef\, Founder & CEO\, inCitu\nDana is an architect specialized in infill development and housing policies\, turned urban data scientist (NYU CUSP ’18). In 2020\, Dana founded inCitu: a startup on the mission to democratize city planning through augmented reality (AR). Prior to inCitu Dana worked at the New York City Department of City Planning (DCP)\, her research on the feasibility of Tel-Aviv’s city center rezoning was published in “The Marker” newspaper and she is a frequent lecturer on Smart Cities’ next frontier. \nLearning Objectives\n1. Understand the role of AR as a visualization and engagement tool in architectural practice and urban development processes.\n2. Learn how to integrate AR into existing architectural design workflows and client presentations.\n3. Understand the state of the 3D industry as it relates to architecture\, and evolving standards for real-time 3D modeling.\n4. Review successful case studies of projects where AR has been integrated into the development and public engagement process.\n5. Gain practical strategies for using AR to improve community engagement around built projects. \nREGISTER HERE: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/oXWB3cYXQLKqWiKL7YdHfg
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ORGANIZER;CN="Erin Sharp-Newton":MAILTO:erin@sharp-newton.com
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