AIA Santa Barbara

Emerging Professionals Open House at Outset Architecture
2026-05-21 17:30 - 19:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Outset Architecture, 21 E Canon Perdido St #300, Santa Barbara, California, 93101, United States
1 LU Pending
Refreshments and food provided

Explore Outset Architecture with Emerging Professionals for an inside look at their design process! We’d love to have you join us for an Open House at Outset Architecture — where innovative design meets purposeful execution.

Founded by Adam Grosshans and Ben Krintzman, Outset Architecture is a Santa Barbara-based firm built on the belief that great spaces should be functional, sustainable, and a true reflection of the people who inhabit them. From initial concept through construction, every project is treated with precision and care — ensuring that what gets built is exactly what was envisioned.
This Open House is a wonderful opportunity for emerging professionals to go behind the scenes, and explore what it looks like to bring bold, innovative architecture to life , from the first sketch all the way through the final build.

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Emerging Professionals Open House at Michael G. Imber Architects
2026-07-16 17:30 - 19:30 | Michael G. Imber, 911 De La Vina St, Santa Barbara, CA, 93101, United States
1 LU
Refreshments and food provided

Their approach to architecture blends an appreciation for rugged, natural landscapes with an ordered classicism that explores how culture and environment shape the spaces we inhabit. Far from a standard design practice, Michael G. Imber Architects is driven by a commitment to character, material quality, and the belief that architecture should complement and elevate modern life.
This is a great opportunity for emerging professionals to connect with the team, view their portfolio, and gain insight into a design philosophy that is as thoughtful as it is distinctive.
“A photograph I once took of a small stone structure along Route 66, somewhere between Texas and New Mexico, sits on a shelf above my desk. It reminds me of a man toiling under the vast dome of the Southwestern sky, a nameless man, proudly placing one crooked stone upon another, until finally he could look with pride upon the simple, yet beautiful, building he had made. His life now long passed, he has left us with a gift, a small piece of our cultural landscape along a lonely, wind-blown stretch of highway.
Our buildings are influenced by all those who shape them. They embody the knowledge, pride, and passion of the carpenter, mason, and ironsmith. The buildings they build are a testament to their art and their sense of beauty, and it is their hand that remains long after they are gone. As with the long-lost soul who built the stone building along Route 66, the buildings we are left with embody their lives and spirit — a gift greater than any.”
–Michaelgimber.com
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