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Date: Saturday morning, November 21, 2015Time: 10:00amPlace: Hollyhock House, Barnsdall Park

4800 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90027

Please join us for a private tour for our chapter members of the newly reopened Frank Lloyd Wright designed residence. After 5 years and at the cost of 4.4 million dollars, the Hollyhock House

Date: Wednesday evening, November 18, 2015Time: 6:30 P.M.Place: MacLeod Ale Brewing Company 14741 Calvert Street, Van Nuys, CA 91411 (Calvert is 3 blocks North of Oxnard between Kester and Van Nuys Blvd.) MacLeod Ale Brewing Co. is a craft ale microbrewery, making traditional cask-conditioned British ale. Come and tour the brewery, have an ale and discover it’s history and challenges it encountered (with all the codes) in establishing their brewery. Find MacLeod tucked between an auto body shop and Gray’s Paint shop on the North side of Calvert. Look for the Green Bike rack. Parking is on the street. Food will be provided by Lucy’s Mediterranean Café. Cost: AIA members $25.00 cash/check and

$26 credit card. Non AIA members $30.00 cash/check and $32 credit card.

RSVP to the Chapter Office (818) 907-7151 or e-mail: [email protected]

Credit: 1.5 CEUs j

Wednesday, December 2, 2015Reception and Vendor Tabletops: 5:00–6:30 PM

Plated Dinner: 6:30–7:15 PM | Presentation: 7:15 PM

[email protected] | 844.227.8625

The Odyssey | 15600 Odyssey Drive | Granada Hills, CA 91344

Closing Sales in the 21st CenturyThe Internet has changed forever the way prospective clients discover and hire professionals for their design projects. The old marketing and sales models no longer work as the new age customer is doing their due diligence from the first moment they begin to think about the project. During this session, discover how you can and must leverage new tools to successfully close business at every stage of the traditional sales funnel, from consideration, to credibility, to the final stage of the sales process.

Upon completion of this session, participants should be able to: • Recognize how technology has changed the way homeowners are finding information about projects and professionals • Identify how to shorten the cycle, compete on brand rather than price, and reach clients in entirely new ways • Discuss how to establish a compelling online brand that differentiates your business • Use tools and technologies that enable you to close new business with prospective clients at every stage of a traditional sales funnel

DuPont™-Tyvek, Boise, Baldwin Hardware, American Building Supply, Capital Lumber, Glesby Building Materials, James Hardie, JELD-WEN Windows & Doors, Orepac, Simpson Strongtie, Marvin & Integrity Windows & Doors, Trex, PrimeSource, Velux, Coulson Manufacturing, Timbertech, Milgard, El & El, MasterBrand Cabinetry, PCS Cabinetry, Dura Supreme Cabinetry, T.M. Cobb, Knauf Insulation, Feeney Cable Rail, Life Deck, Valspar, Makita Tools, Freud, Cascade Wood Turncraft, Barema, Boral, Keene Building Products, OSI-Loctite, Kelleher, Able Sheet Metal, and Western Window Systems

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Keynote Topic: Closing Sales in the

21st Century

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Keynote Speaker: LINDSEY THUDIN - Public Relations and Brand Strategist at HouzzLindsey Thudin is part of the Industry Marketing Team at Houzz, an innovative residential design platform and community. She is a public relations and brand strategist with experience across the agency, startup and consulting landscape. As the founder of a successful marketing consulting company, she understands the challenges faced by small businesses and excels at creating and executing strategic marketing plans. She is particularly passionate about helping small businesses increase revenue through online marketing and new media. Ms. Thudin obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Public Relations, with a Business Administration Minor from the University of St. Thomas and is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Multimedia Communications.

FREEEVENT

2 AIA C.E.U. CREDITS

FOR ATTENDING!

EVENTSPONSORS

AIA C.E.U. CREDIT 2 HSW CEU’s will be offered for architects in attendance, AIA SFV Chapter

For Architects, Contractors, Builders, Developers, & Designers

THE ARCHITECTURAL & BUILDING PROFESSIONAL

is once again open to the public. Our tour guide will one of our own Associate members, Desha Ferris. Space is limited and reservations must be paid for in advance. RSVP to the chapter office and remit

your payments to: AIA/SFV, 5121 Van Nuys Blvd., Suite 200A, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403Cost per person: $10.00 cash/ check,

$11.00 credit card Credit: 1.0 CEUs j

AIA|SFV ELEVATIONS · November 20152

2015 Southern California Wood Solutions Fair You’re invited to this FREE multi-faceted, day-long educational event on the use of wood in non-residential and multi-family buildings. Attendees can earn up to 6 AIA/CES LUs (HSW) or PDH credits (one per attended seminar). AIA/CES forms and professional development certificates will be available on site.

December 9, 2015 • 8:00 A.M–5:00 P.M. • Anaheim Convention Center

Register at:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-southern-california-wood-solutions-fair-registration-16158416258

For questions or additional information please contact:Jaime Krohn at [email protected] or (312) 841-8272.

http://www.woodworks.org/education-event/2015-southern-ca-wood-solutions-fair/

AIA|SFV ELEVATIONS · November 2015 3

Call for Nominationsfor the AIA/SFV 2016 Board of Directors

are now open for the following positions:

j Vice President/President Elect 2017

j Treasurer (one year term)

j Five Directors (two year terms)

The following will take office automatically:

j President—Matthew D. Epstein, AIA

j Immediate Past President—Miguel Maio, AIA

All voting members can nominate themselves,

or others who are willing to serve for the above listed

open offices. Please send your nominations to the

Chapter office by e-mail to [email protected] or

by fax to (818) 907-7155 by November 30, 2015.

2015 Board Membersaiasfv.org

Miguel Maio, AIA — President 2015 Matthew D. Epstein, AIA — Vice President/President Elect 2016 Richard Gemigniani, AIA — Secretary Murray Siegel, AIA — Treasurer Vladimir Elmanovich, AIA — Immediate Past President Kenneth David Lee, AIA — AIA/CC Delegate Bradley J. McDonald, AIA — AIA/CC Delegate

Directors George De La Nuez, AIA • Daniel Heifetz, AIA Larry Kaltman, AIA • Keong Ng, AIA • Michael D. Silva, AIA

Mark L. Smith, AIA • Nathaniel S. Wilson, AIA

Associate Director—Steve Klausner, Assoc. AIA Allied Director—David Murray Honorary Board Member—Peter Puzo Executive Director—Leslie A. Nathan, AIA

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) is the voice of the architectural profession, dedicated to serving its members, advancing their value, and improving the quality of the built environment.

Since 1857, the AIA has represented the professional interests of America’s architects. As AIA members, more than 80,000 licensed architects, emerging professionals, and allied patners in design express their commitment to excellence and livability in our nation’s buildings and communities.

—Graphics: Randal Thomson


The Grand Critique Presentation was held on October 20

at the Woodbury University Campus in the Ahmanson Main Space, School of Architecture Building. Dean of the SoA Norman Millar, Assistant Dean Ingalill Wahlroos-

Ritter, Marc Neveu PhD, Chair of the Architecture Department were also present during the festivities. The scholarship awards were presented to the three fifth year Grand Critique and the Portfolio Winners from the Grad and Undergrad Award students. Short presentations by each of the three Grand Critique winners were followed by a question and answer forum from the student and faculty audience. This year the AIA/SFV awarded six —$500.00 scholarships and an additional two—$400.00 scholarships reserved for Grad Students finishing their Woodbury University Architectural studies. Members of the American Institute of Architecture, San Fernando Valley Chapter (which extends from Mulholland Hwy. to the North Los Angeles County Line and the Antelope Valley), have a mission to serve our profession and our community. To further our mission, the AIA/SFV has committed to recognize and encourage architectural students in our community and at Woodbury University. We view the education process integrating both the value of design and problem solving and the encouragement of students and young professionals, to be an integral part of that mission. We believe that architectural students will, as the future stewards of our built environments, be called on by society to take leadership roles as visionaries for sustainable design providing environments accommodating social and cultural forces throughout the United States and as leaders in the world. The AIA San Fernando Valley Chapter has established an independent Endowment Fund expressly to fund these named scholarships which were awarded consisting of $1,000 scholarships. We are accepting additional contributions from individuals, companies, design corporations and other sources to further the growth of the endowment program.

1. Architectural Student Selection Award—AIA/ San Fernando Valley FUND—Rudolph De Chellis, FAIA

Scholarship Award—Maria Petrova2. Highest Student G.P.A. Award—AIA/ San Fernando

Valley FUND—George G. Terpatsi, AIA Memorial Scholarship Award—Sevana Alexander

3. Architectural Faculty Selection Award—AIA/ San Fernando Valley FUND—Joel Jaffe, AIA and Robin Jaffe, AIA Scholarship Award—Visnuvardhan Reddy Medapati

The awards for the Student Selection, Faculty Selection and Highest Grade Point Average were awarded through Woodbury University, Architectural Faculty and Students. The AIA/SFV Architectural Scholarship Awards were selected considering individual project portfolios submitted by the students. The Grad Students’ Past Presidents Leadership Awards were selected based on graduate level projects/thesis statements submitted with their application for scholarship consideration. AIA/ San Fernando Valley Chapter — Architectural Scholarship Awards4. Eric Giragosian 5. Avetis Hagopian6. Roberto Oceguera7. Kira Matila8. Ivan Avila9. Anomeh Naylous AIA/ San Fernando Valley Chapter— Past Presidents Leadership Awards for Architectural Studies10. Joshi Shweta 11. Laura Kazmierczak We are committed to a long term relationship with the only accredited Architectural School within our Chapter boundaries. Please contact the chapter offices who can provide further instructions to contact and work directly with the AIA/SFV Fund, the non-profit foundation for the AIA/SFV Chapter.

David Murray, [email protected] Nathan, AIA, Exec. Dir. AIA/SFV, [email protected] Silva, AIA, Chair—Academic & Education Committee(818) 437-6568, [email protected]

2015 AIA/SFV and AIA/SFV FUND Scholarship Awards Woodbury University, School of Architecture Students

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AIA SFV20th Annual Golf Tournament Sponsors

Gold Sponsor City National Bank

Silver Sponsors STOCK Building Supply JELD-WEN Windows & Doors Timley Doors & Frames

Hole-In-One Sponsor Keyes Automotive Group

Tee Sponsors Addison Pools, Inc. Angelus Block Co., Inc. ARC Dealey Renton & Associates Design Bath & Hardware DLR Group RBB Architects Inc.

Congratulations Golf Tournament Winners!!! Closest to the Pin: Dean Oldencempt Longest Drive: Dan Lonergan Putting Contest: Tim Saivar 1st Place Gross Gus Duffy, Caz Duffy, Greg Forrester, Sam Marshall, Patrick Lonergan 2nd Place Gross Dean Oldenkempt, Fred Wyaldes, Alberto Macias, Jeff West 3rd Place Gross Ron Peskin, Mike Rado, Vic Hazan 1st Place Net Dan McGhee, Randy Mason, Bob McMillan, Ron Villalobos 2nd Place Net Bob Hodson, Andy Lowe, Bob Lucas 3rd Place Net Rich Cartier, Spencer Smith, Ardeshir Nozari, John Seely

Aquarium of the PacificArmstrong Garden NurseryArmstrong World IndustriesBattleship USS IowaBernard’s Office FurnitureGus Duffy, AIACan You ImagineChili’sDaphne’s Greek CaféDesign Within ReachEmilio’s RestaurantFleming’s SteakhouseGolf SmithGreen Thumb NurseryGrover-Hollingsworth & Associates, Inc.Huntington Library

Human ScaleLA FurnitureLa Fogata RestaurantIN-N-Out BurgerLaemmle TheatresLos Angeles DodgersLyon Air MuseumMarconi Auto MuseumMaria’s Italian KitchenMB2 RacewayMonty’s SteakhouseMurray Siegel, AIAPacific ParkPasadena PlayhousePerformance LightingPF Chang’s

Pinz Bowling CenterLBC CapitalRoy’s Hawaiian FusionRuth’s Chris Steak HouseSan Vicente CellarsSanta Anita ParkSherman Oaks Castle ParkSix Flags Magic MountainStarbucks Coffee CompanyStone Fire GrillTony Roma’s RestaurantTOTO USATrader Joe’sUSGVikingVista Paint

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