AIAWS | March Section Lunch
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AIAWS | March Section Lunch
March 22, 2022 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

AIANC Three Year Strategic Plan
Matt Hart, AIA, AIANC 2022 President, David Crawford, Hon. AIA, AIANC Executive Vice President, and Joel Pominville, Assoc. AIA, AIANC Chief Operating Officer
Details
- Date: March 22, 2022
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Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
- Event Categories: AIA Winston-Salem, Speaker Lunch
- Event Tags:AIA, AIA North Carolina, AIA Winston-Salem, AIANC, AIAWS, architecture, chapter event, chapter meeting, community, construction, design, education, LU, North Carolina, plan, Speaker Lunch, strategic plan, winston salem
Organizer
- AIA Winston-Salem
- Email president@aiawinstonsalem.org
- View Organizer Website
Venue
- The Barn at Reynolda Village
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106 Reynolda Village
Winston-Salem, NC 27106 United States + Google Map
Latest News
We’re headed to Kansas City! ✈️. AIA Winston-Salem’s EDI Director, Viselle Antonio, is heading to Kansas City, Missouri, for the annual AIA Women’s Leadership Summit, representing our Winston-Salem Section!We’re so excited to have Viselle join women from across the country for a few days of connection, learning, leadership, and inspiration—and to bring that energy back home to our local design community.A very special thank you to CJMW Architecture for their generous contribution toward sending Viselle to the Summit and supporting leadership opportunities within our Section. We’re grateful to have firms in our community that invest in the growth of our members.#AIAWinstonSalem #WomensLeadershipSummit #AIAWLS #WomenInArchitecture #EquityDiversityInclusion
AIA WS kicked off Fall with a Section Lunch on AI + Architecture with guest speaker, Joe Parrish, of UpUpDownDown! Joe Parrish is the founder of upupdndn and creator of The Six Moves, a
method for making an organization’s judgment, direction, and operating logic clear enough for people and AI to use. Using practical examples, he explored what AI needs to understand beyond the drawing, including design intent, client context, standards, and professional judgment, and what firms must make explicit before AI can become useful across the practice. Thank you for presenting Joe!
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