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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: Hard Walls\, High Style by Formica
DESCRIPTION:1 LU \nLunch Provided! No charge for members \n\nLunch & Learn: Hard Walls\, High Style\nAbout \nCommercial spaces require vertical surfaces that are durable\, long-lasting\, impact-resistant\, and stylish. They must have industrial strength\, but exude the latest trendy ambiance. Our focus today is on decorative protection panels that take the idea of high-pressure laminates to the next level\, replacing the kraft paper core with a durable and resilient fiberglass core. This course explores the next generation of durable wall panels. \nLearning Objectives \n1. Discuss the need for durable\, decorative panels for commercial\, retail\, health care\, education\, food service\, and other settings \n2. Describe types of wall protection products and their strengths and weaknesses \n3. Identify testing\, standards\, and certifications for protective wall panels \n4. And identify a variety of other laminate choices for vertical surfaces\, including metal laminates\, writable laminates\, and custom laminates \nAbout the Speaker \nRachael Olsem joined Formica Corporation in July 2025. She previously worked as an A&D representative for TOTO USA and Autex Acoustics. Originally from Iowa\, Rachael grew up on a farm surrounded by plumbers\, electricians\, and carpenters\, which helped spark her interest in the built environment. She holds a BA in Nonprofit Management from the University of Northern Iowa. Now based in Calabasas\, Rachael enjoys helping clients find solutions for their projects\, especially when they involve complex or technical challenges. In her spare time\, she makes suits for women and custom embroidery for company branding. \n\n  \nRegister today!
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/lunch-learn-formica/
LOCATION:AIA Santa Barbara\, 229 E Victoria St\, Santa Barbara\, CA\, 93101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Learning
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SUMMARY:Emerging Professionals Open House at Outset Architecture
DESCRIPTION:    \n  \n1 LU Pending \nRefreshments and food provided \n\n\nExplore 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. \n\n\n\nFounded 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. \nThis 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. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nReserve your spot!
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/epatoutset-2/
LOCATION:Outset Architecture\, 21 E Canon Perdido St #300\, Santa Barbara\, California\, 93101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Emerging Professionals
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260602T173000
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SUMMARY:June Women in Architecture Conversation Series
DESCRIPTION:  \nAIA Women in Architecture\nTuesday\, June 2nd\n5:30 PM\nSherry & Associates\n608 Anacapa St.\, Suite B\, Santa Barbara\, CA 93101 \nWe hope you’ll join us for our monthly Women in Architecture gathering. This month\, we will be hearing from Faydra Gage\, P.E. & Jenny Viveros\, EIT\, as they speak to us about Architecture and Engineering. \nAbout Faydra Gage \nFaydra moved to Santa Barbara nearly a decade ago from Canada\, eager to begin her career after earning a degree in Civil Engineering. She spent her first five years here in the structural engineering field\, building a strong technical foundation and developing a deep understanding of how buildings are constructed. Over time\, she felt drawn to the creative and human-centered side of the built environment\, which led her to pursue a transition into architecture. \nFor the past five years\, Faydra has been a Project Manager at Sherry & Associates Architects\, where she brings a unique perspective shaped by both engineering and design. As a licensed Professional Engineer and an emerging architect preparing for her final licensing exam\, she bridges the gap between technical precision and thoughtful design\, advocating for solutions that are both practical and inspiring. \nFaydra is passionate about the evolving role of women in the architecture and engineering industries\, and she values the diverse paths that lead people into design. Outside of work\, she enjoys traveling\, practicing yoga\, and exploring creativity through film photography. \n  \nAbout Jenny Viveros \nJenny is a Central Coast native who has always had a passion for applied maths and science. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering from Cal Poly SLO and began her career in Santa Barbara nearly four years ago. Jenny started at T&S Structural\, where she found incredible mentorship and exposure to many professional organizations. She now continues to develop her engineering skills at Ashley & Vance Engineering while she prepares to take her licensing exams. \nJenny has spent the last three and a half years enjoying being a part of the Santa Barbara community by volunteering for the AIA\, mentoring through the after-school program ACE\, and dancing with the ladies’ salsa and bachata teams\, A Mi Manera. Jenny is passionate about bringing structural engineering career awareness to the youth and providing excellent engineering services to the community. \nRegister for the event! \n  \nAbout the Host\, Sherry & Associates\, Architects Inc.: \nFounded in 1990\, Sherry & Associates Architects\, Inc. is a Santa Barbara–based firm led by Principal Architect Dawn Sherry. The practice offers a diverse portfolio spanning custom residential\, commercial\, restaurant\, hospitality\, and interior design projects\, ranging in scale from small renovations to larger\, more complex developments. \nAt the core of the firm’s work is a collaborative approach to design and project delivery\, built on strong partnerships with clients\, consultants\, and builders. With a close-knit team of seven designers\, Sherry & Associates fosters a supportive studio culture that values thoughtful design\, attention to detail\, and a healthy work-life balance. The firm is committed to creating high-quality\, tailored design solutions for every project\, regardless of size or scope. Learn more at: https://dawnsherry.com/ \n  \n 
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/wia-june/
LOCATION:Sherry & Associates\, Architects Inc.\, 608 Anacapa Street #Suite B\, Santa Barbara\, CA 93101\, 93101
CATEGORIES:Women in Architecture
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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: Built for a lifetime\, Permalock Aluminum Shingles
DESCRIPTION: \n  \nJune 24th | 12PM – 1PM | AIASB Chapter House \n1 LU Pending \nLunch provided! No charge for members \n\nLunch & Learn: Built to last a lifetime\, Permalock Aluminum Shingles\nAbout \nJoin AIA Santa Barbara for an upcoming Lunch and Learn introducing Permalock Aluminum Shingles — an innovative roofing solution that combines the classic aesthetic of slate and wood shingles with the exceptional durability of aluminum. Ideal for coastal environments and projects where standing seam roofs are restricted\, Permalock offers a compelling case for rethinking what a metal roof can look like. \nLearning Objectives \n\nEvaluate the fire-resistance properties of non-combustible aluminum roofing systems and their role in reducing risk in wildfire-prone and coastal environments\, in support of occupant safety and community resilience.\nIdentify the structural safety implications of roofing material weight\, and explain how lightweight aluminum shingle systems — at 40 lbs per 100 sq ft compared to 250 lbs for conventional shingles — reduce dead load and associated risk in building design.\nDescribe the health and environmental benefits of specifying fully recyclable\, non-toxic roofing materials over petroleum-based products\, including the long-term impact on material waste\, air quality\, and occupant well-being.\nApply knowledge of roofing material longevity and thermal performance to make informed specification decisions that support energy efficiency\, reduce urban heat island effects\, and contribute to the long-term safety and habitability of the built environment.\n\nAbout CAP Metal Build \n“Our company was founded on a simple conviction: most roofing systems are designed around replacement cycles\, while metal roofing is designed around longevity. In an industry filled with shortcuts\, misleading warranties\, and temporary solutions\, we have chosen a different path. The world of roofing is crowded with bad actors\, and many homeowners have been conditioned to accept products marketed as “lifetime” systems that often fail long before a true lifetime ever arrives. Even many asphalt shingle manufacturers participate in this culture of misleading expectations. We refuse to. That is why we specialize in true lifetime metal roofing systems — roofs built to protect your home for decades\, and in many cases\, for the rest of your life. At CAP Metal Build\, we do not believe in selling temporary roofing solutions unless there is absolutely no other option. We believe homeowners deserve honesty\, transparency\, and guidance that prioritizes long-term value over short-term convenience. We are roofers first\, not sheet metal workers trying to become roofers. Our team understands roofing systems from the deck up: ventilation\, waterproofing\, flashing\, structural integration\, and the details that determine whether a roof performs beautifully for generations or slowly fails over time. That roofing-first philosophy allows us to install multiple types of metal roofing systems with precision\, craftsmanship\, and attention to detail.” – CAP Metal Build \n\nRegister today!
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/capmetalbuild/
LOCATION:AIA Santa Barbara\, 229 E Victoria St\, Santa Barbara\, CA\, 93101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Learning
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SUMMARY:AIASB March General Meeting
DESCRIPTION:  \n1 LU Pending \nDinner and Panel Discussion \n  \nAbout \nJoin AIA Santa Barbara for the June General Meeting\, featuring a panel discussion with Santa Barbara County Administrators on the forces shaping the region’s built environment and long-term future. The conversation will explore the county’s broader economic vision\, its evolving approach to public-private partnerships\, and the leadership transition ahead. \nPanelists will share early outcomes from the county’s landmark permitting streamlining initiative\, progress toward unincorporated housing goals\, and what the new “Locals-First” housing mandate means in practice. The discussion will also examine the realities of plan-check and code enforcement\, and how the county is working to close the gap between planning approvals and construction. The evening will close with a look at how transportation and housing strategy are being coordinated across the county’s diverse unincorporated communities — and what it all means for architects and the projects we build. \nDinner and drinks provided. \nRegister for the meeting!
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/aiasb-june-general-meeting/
LOCATION:CEC Environmental Hub\, 1219 State St. Suite A\, Santa Barbara\, United States
CATEGORIES:General Meetings,Major Events
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SUMMARY:Emerging Professionals Open House at Michael G. Imber Architects
DESCRIPTION:    \n  \n1 LU  \nRefreshments and food provided \n\nTheir 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. \nThis 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. \n“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. \nOur 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.” \n–Michaelgimber.com \nReserve your spot!
URL:https://aiasb.com/event/mgimber/
LOCATION:Michael G. Imber\, 911 De La Vina St\, Santa Barbara\, CA\, 93101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Emerging Professionals
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