AEI is a national organization focused on professional development for architectural engineers. The UC student chapter has a goal to provide AE students with career advice, academic resources, networking opportunities and other resources to prepare them for their careers. Activities include: Guest Speakers, Inter-college competitions, volunteer opportunities and networking events.

CoorFab will be speaking at an AEI club meeting to explain career opportunities and our diverse portfolio of projects and disciplines.

Join GCSMPS at TBD location for our annual Cocktails & Commendations. At this happy-hour style event we’ll have our state-of-the-chapter meeting, recognize member and firm achievements large and small, and rejoice in each other’s company once again. Can’t wait to toast all in attendance for your efforts over the past year.

REGISTER HERE: GCSMPS 2024 COCKTAILS AND COMMENDATIONS

A Technology Summit in collaboration with AGC of America.

Join us for the A.I. + Digital Excellence in Construction Virtual Summit, an event that unites the industry's top professionals, technology providers, and subject matter experts in construction.

This summit is a collaborative effort with AGC of America, Microsoft, and Procore, designed to make accessible the insights and findings of our A.I. & Digital Transformation in Construction research report.

Engage with leading experts and contributors to the research report through in-depth panel discussions on various topics related to A.I. and digital transformation in the construction industry. Sessions are crafted to provide tangible tools and strategies that enhance your ability to implement digital solutions in real-world ways.

The eighteenth annual BIM BOP conference at USC School of Architecture will be taking place online, live via Zoom, this year. We have set up a series of two sessions each with three speakers (each lecture is 30 minutes) and 15 BIM BOPs (5 minutes each). Sign-in for attending all or part of the event.

Topics include BIM workflows, schematic design, AI, generative design, collaboration, construction robots, interoperability, web apps, conceptual design for financial feasibility, 3d printing, conceptual design, AR, sustainable design, cool software that you ought to know about, and others. Speakers come from a variety of AEC firms and software developers. There probably is something being discussed that you want to know about.

Registration Link Here: https://usc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_CIiAyHRJRoO5hb1jNZ6gVA

Program Overview

Join your colleagues and friends for a day of golf followed by lunch, prizes, and more! The outing will be held at Pebble Creek, an 18-hole golf course in Cincinnati that features bent grass tees, fairways and greens, as well as several water hazards and wall to wall cart paths. The course is known for its superior greens.

Pebble Creek plays from 4612 yards (forward tees) to 6144 (back tees) and is playable and enjoyable for golfers of every skill level.

The AIA Cincinnati Golf Scramble helps support chapter programs that benefit the local architectural community including continuing education, professional development, and local advocacy efforts.

Bundle packages are available in advance ($25 each) and include one (1) Move-up, two (2) Mulligans, and three (3) door-prize tickets. (one per golfer allowed)

Registration

Early Bird Registration (closes June 10, 2024)

Individual golfers (you will be assigned a foursome)

$125 AIA members (must provide member number at registration)

$175 non-members

Foursomes

$440 AIA foursome (at least one AIA members, must provide member number at registration)

$640 non-member foursome

Late Registration (June 11-17, 2024)

Individual golfers (you will be assigned a foursome)

$200 AIA members (must provide member number at registration)

$300 non-members

Foursomes

$600 AIA foursome (at least one AIA members, must provide member number at registration)

$800 non-member foursome

Final Registration Deadline: 5 p.m. on June 17, 2024

Event Questions

Questions regarding the golf scramble or sponsorship? Contact AIA Cincinnati Executive Director, Julie Carpenter.

Event Notices

ALL golf cart operators MUST have a valid Driver’s License. No more than two participants are allowed in a golf cart at any one time. Golf carts must remain on paths at all times.

Proper golf attire is required. No cutoff shorts, tee shirts, gym wear or other unsuitable clothing, as determined by Club Management, will be permitted on the course. ALL participants are required to wear soft spike or non-metal cleat golf shoes on the golf course. Each player MUST have his/her own golf clubs and golf bag. The Club is not responsible for items left on property during or following the Event.

Rainout policy: The outing schedule does not allow for Rain Dates. In the event inclement weather occurs, the Golf Staff will determine the playability of the course. Due to the construction of greens and cart paths, if the weather breaks, the course will be playable. However, in the event the weather does not permit play on the scheduled date, the clubhouse will serve any meal(s) scheduled. In all cases, every effort will be undertaken to complete as much of the golf event as possible.

Registrations and sponsorships are not tax-deductible but may be eligible to deduct as a business expense.

During the AIA Cincinnati Golf Scramble, photography, audio, and video recording may occur. By participating in the event, you consent to interview(s), photography, audio recording, video recording and its/their release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction to be used for news, web casts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on websites, social media, or any other purpose by AIA Cincinnati and its affiliates and representatives. Images, photos and/or videos may be used to promote similar AIA Cincinnati events in the future, highlight the event, and exhibit the capabilities of AIA Cincinnati.

Date: 06/20/2024

Start Time: Registration Opens at 9:00 AM | Tee Off at 10:30 AM

Start Type: Shotgun

Format: Scramble

Glenview is Cincinnati's premier public championship golf course, offering 27 beautiful undulating fairways and greens with lush landscapes, panoramic views, and demanding water and bunker features. Once ranked among Golf Digest's Top 75 Public Courses and site of a U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship, Glenview's challenge and allure are both remarkable. This golf courses also features the Glenview Back Room, a 2,700 square foot Banquet & Conference Facility, perfect for hosting parties, meetings and a great venue to complete a golf outing. The Glenview Back Room offers full service catering and conference equipment, all customizable to meet your specific needs.

Program Overview

AIA Cincinnati’s Urban Design Community is part of AIA’s national network of Knowledge Communities. UDC provides opportunities to share informed viewpoints on specific urban planning issues through meetings, workshops, and public forums while increasing the role of Cincinnati architects in the public/private sector decision-making process. Urban Design works to continue an exchange of practices and ideas for architecture beyond individual buildings and client interests, with active partnering relationships that impact expected changes.

The Community meets monthly and hosts programs (tours, salons, etc.) three or four times a year.

Program Overview

This course will familiarize you with the basic aspects of fiberglass composites, with a specific emphasis on pultruded fiberglass. By examining the performance characteristics, durability and numerous environmental advantages of pultruded fiberglass, the course will outline the advantages of windows and doors made from pultruded fiberglass and use case studies to demonstrate applications across a wide variety of multi-family and commercial build environments where sustainability, durability and human experience are prioritized.

Organized by AIA Cincinnati CRAN. Presented by Marsh Building Products/Marvin Windows and Doors.

Learning Objectives

• Discuss how composite materials provide predictable, sustainable and superior performance characteristics over other materials.

• Explain the production of fiberglass composites and the advantages of the pultrusion process from a manufacturing and environmental perspective.

• Identify the performance characteristics of windows and doors made from pultruded fiberglass and how they help meet the latest design trends that maximize light, air and views for builder user well-being.

• Discuss finishes, AAMA certification and energy efficiency for pultruded fiberglass windows and doors.

• Explore case studies of pultruded fiberglass windows and doors in various projects for performance, resiliency, and sustainability.

Speaker

Jim Hettinga, CSI, Architectural Project Manager, Marvin

Continuing Education Details

Course Number: Pulfiber23

Instructional Delivery Method: live

AIA CES Program Approval Expiration Date: 09.15.2026

Prerequisites: none

Program Level: intermediate

Advance Learner Preparation: none

The Committee on the Environment (COTE) meets the first Wednesday of each month. COTE is currently working on organizing sustainability tours and planning an Ice Box Challenge to advance passive house knowledge in Cincinnati. COTE is looking to grow our active members, if you’re passionate about sustainability, please reach out or join our next meeting!

Can't make it but want to participate or share ideas? Or have questions about COTE? Contact Andy Glass or Chris Bartell.