AIAWS | February Section Lunch
- This event has passed.
AIAWS | February Section Lunch
February 16, 2021 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Matthew Burczyk, Winston-Salem’s Pedestrian and Bicycle Coordinator, will join us to speak about the new Pedestrian Master Plan right here in Downtown Winston-Salem!
With an ever present focus on health and vitality in these challenging times, the benefits of walking have never been more important. Furthermore, a walkable city not only improves the physical and mental health of its citizens, it also reduces inequality, increases active use of space, makes cities more beautiful, activates the street façade, and attracts skilled professionals who tend to migrate to walkable areas.
Winston- Salem has been studying these benefits and the many other positive effects of walkability and has developed a plan to prioritize, fund, and implement high-quality pedestrian infrastructure and supportive programs and policies for walking.
Check your emails for the registration link! The first 30 people who register by 5 pm today will receive a virtual gift card for a lunch of your choice, on us!
Details
- Date:
- February 16, 2021
- Time:
-
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
- Event Categories:
- AIA Winston-Salem, Speaker Lunch, Webinar
- Event Tags:
- AIA Winston-Salem, AIAWS, architecture, chapter event, chapter meeting, continuing education, Educational Event, LU, training, webinar, winston salem
Organizer
- AIA Winston-Salem
- president@aiawinstonsalem.org
- View Organizer Website
Latest News
🌟 2026 Leadership Summit kicked off with #AIAHillDay — bringing architects from across the country to Capitol Hill to meet directly with members of Congress and advocate for the future of our profession and the communities we serve.![]()
Because advocacy and architecture go hand in hand — shaping policies that foster safer, more equitable, and more connected built environments.![]()
Key issues on the table today included expanding federal loan access for architecture students, protecting design freedom and our nation’s significant civic buildings, advancing legislation to address the housing crisis, and strengthening Section 179D of the Tax Code to support high-performance design.![]()
Design doesn’t stop at the drawing board — it shows up in the rooms where decisions are made. Winston Salem is proud to have President Elect @rianncrissman representing the chapter along side @ncnoma @aia_charlotte @aiawilmington @aiatriangle @ncarchitecture 🌟
Joshua Bell of TSE Coatings/TNEMEC will be presenting on Fluid Applied Coatings on February 24th! RSVP to president@aiawinstonsalem.org - Join us!
... See MoreSee Less

