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SUMMARY:July Women in Architecture Conversation Series
DESCRIPTION:  \nAIA Women in Architecture\nTuesday\, July 7th\n5:30 PM\nDeepwater Diving Monument\n132 Harbor Way #A\, Santa Barbara\, CA 93101 \nWe hope you’ll join us for our monthly Women in Architecture gathering. This month\, we Alexis Stypa will be leading a watercolor worksop at the Santa Barbara Harbor. \n  \nRecommended supplies (extra supplies will be provided as needed): \nWatercolor paper / pad (140# paper preferred) \nTransparent watercolor paints in pans\, cakes\, or tubes \nPaint palette \nWatercolor brushes (#10 or #12 round & #4 or #5 round) \nFolding chair or blanket \n  \nAbout Alexis Stypa \nAlexis Stypa is an architectural designer at Harrison Design and founder of Stypa Studio in Santa Barbara\, CA. She received her masters from the Notre Dame School of Architecture\, and before that studied humanities and mathematics at Ave Maria University. During a summer internship\, she became interested in how beauty in both the natural and built environment affects the whole person. This interest led her to study architecture with a particular passion for sacred architecture and renewal in church design. Alexis is an avid free diver and aspiring naturalist. She grew up bringing her sketchbook along family adventures\, and has since enjoyed being in a profession which her sketchbook is still very useful. \nTo learn more about Alexis\, visit https://www.stypastudio.com/ \nRegister for the watercolor workshop!
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/wia-june-2/
LOCATION:The Julia\, 924 Anacapa St. ste1C\, Santa Barbara\, CA\, 93101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Women in Architecture
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SUMMARY:August Women in Architecture Conversation Series
DESCRIPTION:AIA Women in Architecture\nTuesday\, August 4th\n5:30 PM\nThe Julia\n924 Anacapa St. ste 1C\, Santa Barbara \nWe hope you’ll join us for our monthly Women in Architecture gathering. This month\, Jessica Risko Smith will speak about her career and working in interior design. \n  \nAbout Jessica Risko Smith \nJessica Risko Smith is the founder and principal of Jessica Risko Smith Interior Design (JRS ID)\, a Santa Barbara–based studio known for refined\, livable interiors grounded in construction expertise and collaboration. Before starting her own firm in 2006\, Jessica spent nearly a decade at Gensler in Los Angeles\, designing corporate interiors for Fortune 500 clients across law\, finance\, retail\, and entertainment sectors. This experience shaped her structured\, detail-driven approach to design projects. \nJessica earned her degree in Interior Design from Auburn University and is a longtime ASID Professional member\, holds NCIDQ certification\, and is a LEED Accredited Professional. She is also the mother of two college-aged students. Outside the studio\, she can often be found at Handlebar Coffee\, exploring Santa Barbara’s neighborhoods and restaurants or on her yoga mat. \nAbout the JRS ID office \nJRS ID is based in The Julia (formerly known as the Lobero Building)\, a historic Santa Barbara structure designed in 1926 by architect Julia Morgan as a hotel for young professional women arriving in the city to build independent careers. The building’s Mediterranean details\, wrought iron balconies\, and pocket courtyards were designed to reflect the dignity and promise of the women who once stayed there. \nNearly a century later\, the building is home to JRS ID’s entirely female team\, who continue that legacy of women’s professional ambition under one roof. The studio itself is situated in what was once the hotel’s grand lobby\, featuring its’ statement-making fireplace and large windows. \n  \nRegister today!
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/wia-august/
LOCATION:The Julia\, 924 Anacapa St. ste1C\, Santa Barbara\, CA\, 93101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Women in Architecture
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