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Calendar | 2008
Below are the OWA events for 2008. If you would like to make additions, or corrections, to this calendar contact the webmaster.
| Tue, Feb 5, 2008 5:30pm | OWA General Meeting: PG&E Pacific Energy Center TourPlace:PG&E Pacific Energy Center 51 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94103 If your New year's resolution is to manage your money better or take advantage of the PG&E Pacific Energy Center resources, come to the OWA General Meeting on Tuesday, February 5th. Remember to vote in the Primaries before you come. Nick Rajkovich, Sr Program Engineer at the PG&E Pacific Energy Center will be our host and give use a tour of the PEC and answer questions from 5:30 to 6:30pm. OWA ProgramSpeaker: Greg Hannah The Nuts & Bolts of Financial Planning Presentation with Q & A PG&E Pacific Energy Center see above address From 6:30 to 8:00 Greg Hannah, CFP, BA in Economics from Dartmouth, an MBA in Finance from the University of Pittsburgh will make a nuts and bolts presentation of financial planning, and encourages questions and a good discussion afterwards. Greg has insurance, equity, and financial planning licenses. He has particular insight into disability and long term care insurance having suffered a stroke in his early 50s. The formal part of the meeting will conclude at 8:00, and then Nick and Greg will be available for individual questions and networking for 30 minutes. Contact Valerie with questions |
| Thu, Feb 21, 2008 6:00-7:30 pm | Darlene Jang on Architecture: Nurturing the Human SpiritPresentation w/ refreshments and networkingPlace: AIA EB 1405 Clay Street Oakland Darlene Jang, AIA and of the OWA, is Principal of Barcelon + Jang Architecture, a San Francisco design studio which she co-founded in 1976 after graduating from UC Berkeley. The Design Principal of her award-winning firm, Darlene has over twenty-five years of experience focusing on museums, supportive housing and educational projects. The firm has designed award-winning projects, including the Chinese Historical Society of America Museum, the San Francisco Tenderloin Community School and Child Development Center and the Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara, CA. Darlene will present some of her work with an eye towards showing how her career has been about the inspirations and the people that guided her journey into design and what that has meant to her over the years. Her work is not so much about the buildings as it is about places to inspire the human spirit, to encourage timeless enrichment and to inspire human interaction with and through the spaces. She feels she is giving back to communities through her projects for families, children and communities. Darlene invites everyone, friends and designers, to come and find inspirations that fuel the notions of design and creative energy. Please RSVP to kellie@aiaeb.org to ensure refreshments for all! |
| Thu, Apr 10, 2008 6:00 pm | Dry Architecture: Design and Selection of Below Grade WaterproofingJoin the Women in Architecture Forum Thursday, April 10th at 6:00pm as Veronica Martin, AIA, Principal at Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates presents “Dry Architecture: Design and Selection of Below Grade Waterproofing.” Come hear Ms. Martin give an overview of forensic architecture and some common waterproofing design problems many architects encounter, as well as an in-depth look at the critical issue of below-grade waterproofing. Ms. Martin is an Architect specializing in the remediation of water intrusion problems in existing and historic structures and waterproofing design for new buildings. Her projects often require coordinating a complex mix of issues, including code issues, design review, materials durability, and phasing of construction during occupancy.Place: AIA East Bay Chapter Office, 1405 Clay Street, Oakland Contact: Kellie Hewlett at 510/464-3600 or Jamie Brown, Assoc. AIA This free program open to all. Cocktails provided. Please RSVP. |
| Thu, May 1, 2008 | Membership Renewal Grace Period Ends!The OWA is now entering its 35th year in support of Bay Area design professionals. Membership is from February 1st to January 31st. The deadline for renewing in 2008 is May 1st, but we would really appreciate even earlier consideration. Please take a moment to renew your membership. Thank you. |
| Thu, May 1, 2008 | OWA Health Care Plan Enrollment Deadline.The OWA Health Care Plan year begins May 1, 2008. Current OWA members may only enroll during "Open Enrollment" in the month of April. New OWA members may enroll at any time within one month of their OWA registration.See our Health Care Plan page for further details |
| Tue, May 20, 2008 6:00 pm | OWA Program: Cathedral of Christ the LightPlace: Grand Ave, Lake Merritt, OaklandTour Guide: Craig Hartman See Mar/Apr 08 Newsletter for details. FULLY SUBSCRIBED! |
| Sun, Jun 1, 2008 1-3 pm | Reception: Wendy Bertrand, Handspun Rugs, 1999-2007An exhibition of handspun rugs woven by Wendy Bertrand between 1999 and 2007 will take place from June through August 2008 in the southern Oregon town of Bandon.Place: Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center Gallery 900 11th Street SE Bandon, OR 97411 |
| Tue, Jun 3, 2008 6:00 pm | OWA Program: Anne Fougeron; Building Houses, Not Keeping Them. 20 years of designing and building in the Bay Area.Presentation by Anne Fougeron; award winning San Francisco ArchitectOur woman-owned firm of Fougeron Architecture has gained international renown for distinguished work that consistently exhibits a strong commitment to design excellence and quality of architectural detail. We approach every job with as much creative and critical thought as possible — including the belief that architecture can and should be a part of the political world. For us, making great architecture involves designing spaces that people occupy and that move them—rather than demonstrating purely theoretical constructs. Over time, we have become more and more interested in the perceptual qualities of space, in the ways people interact with architecture. This insight has led to the conviction that principles of design are integrally connected to principles of democracy in beautiful spaces. A building that is exciting and full of life communicates respect for all individuals within a community; an environment that is harmonious and reassuring to everyone within reinforces the principle of social equality. Place: AIA EB office 1405 Clay Street Oakland |
| Tue, Jun 17, 2008 6:00 pm | Encore Tour: Cathedral of Christ the LightPlace: Cathedral of Christ the Light, Grand Ave at Lake MerrittDate: Tues, June 17, 2008 6:00 pm Tour Guide: Craig Hartman Limited to 20 Participants FULLY SUBSCRIBED - AGAIN! For full details see this message board post. |
| Tue, Jul 29, 2008 6:00 pm | OWA Program: Early Careers in ArchitecturePanel Presentation by OWA members on their first decade practicing Architecture. Panel will also discuss their university education and it's relevance to the workplace.Place: Hafele Showroom 151 Vermont Street, Suite#9 (Between 15th & Alameda St) SF 94107 Phone: 415-655-2380 Please RSVP the Hafele Showroom if you plan to attend. |
| Fri, Sep 19, 2008 thru the 21st | OWA Annual RetreatPlease plan to join us for the OWA Annual Retreat at Westerbeke Ranch, near the town of Sonoma. |
| Tue, Oct 7, 2008 See note. | OWA Program: PendingNOTE: The OWA Yearly Planning Meeting has been rescheduled for February 2009. Check back for exact date. |
| Sun, Dec 7, 2008 4:00pm | OWA Program: Holiday Benefit PartyPlace: Office of Darlene JangBarcelon + Jang Architecture 351 Bay Street, 3rd Floor San Francisco, 94133 |
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