Author: AIA Columbia

AIA Greater Columbia
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April Membership Meeting

April 23rd 12:00-1:00

City Roots Flyer

RSVP TO TRIPP RILEY (TRILEY@STUDIO2LR.COM)

ABOUT THE DESIGN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

As an AIA Greater Columbia outreach and education initiative, the scholarship program serves to connect the professional architectural community in the greater Columbia area with the architectural education community at Clemson University.

In 2010, the Columbia Section of the American Institute of Architects in conjunction with the Clemson School of Architecture first developed the scholarship program as a way to recognize individual and/or group project achievements of Clemson undergraduate architecture students.

2014 PROJECT PROGRAM

This year’s project is a collaboration with City Roots sustainable farm. Third-year Clemson students have been challenged to work as a group to create an overall master plan for the future growth and development of City Roots.

Each student has also been tasked to design individual components within the context of the developed master plan. The finalized master plan and individual component projects will be presented on April 23, 2014 at City Roots.

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YAF This Thursday

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March YAF_Cat Pic

 

HOP ON IN TO

THE YAF HAPPY HOUR

@Flying Saucer

931 Senate Street Columbia, SC 29201

THURSDAY

March 27TH

Be there after work (around 6-ish)

We look forward to seeing you there!

ALL are welcome at YAF meetings, tours and events, regardless of age/years licensure

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AIAGC – March Membership Meeting

Last Day to RSVP for March’s Membership Meeting Tour!

RSVP to JBucher@boudreauxgroup.com

For the AIAGC Monthly Membership Meeting Tour at the

Darla Logo

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*Please meet at the corner of Greene and Park Street – the tour will depart from this point at noon. Street parking is limited, the Discovery Garage is encouraged for parking. Please be punctual, the tour will leave at 12pm sharp – this is not a tour that you will easily be able to catch up with if you arrive after the noon start time.

The tour will start promptly at 12pm and run until 1/1:30 as this is a very large project.

Lunch will follow in Koger Plaza – provided by

Gilbane Building Company.

Please be sure to follow the typical requirements for construction site attire (closed toe shoes are required, no heels, etc.). If you have any additional safety equipment, such as vests or safety glasses, please bring these items in the event that they are needed.