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Transforming Residential Practice: Traditions of Residential Architecture in the Pacific Northwest Region

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AIA/CES (HSW) Learning Units: 1.25 Hours

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Moderated by Peter Miller of Peter Miller Books, this course explores traditional of residential architecture in the Pacific Northwest, with a focus on sustainability and equity. After brief presentations, panelists explore traditions of residential architecture in the Pacific Northwest, with a focus on sustainability and equity.

Susan Boyle, Principal, BOLA Architecture + Planning, explores the historical development of equitable housing. Ken Tadashi Oshima, Professor/Director of History Theory at the Dept. of Architecture of Univ. of Washington, discusses the evolution of accessory dwelling units and minimal housing. Rick Sundberg, FAIA, of SKL Architects, showcases his housing designs including his own aging in-place home. Gordon Walker, Consulting Principal at Mithun, takes us on a virtual tour of his regional housing.er Miller and the panelists gather for a discussion focused on housing affordability and cost-effective use of various materials.


Course Prices: $30 AIA members, $40 non-members (or purchase the 4-part series and save more than 20%)

(This continuing education course is licensed for viewing to a single individual. For discounted group viewing rates, please email Melissa@aecKnowledge.com or call 415.755.3058.)

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This course is part of a special package consisting of the following courses:

7.25 AIA/LU's (HSW units). SAVE OVER 20% by purchasing the 4-part. ($125 AIA members, $175 non-members)

AIA Seattle’s 6-part series examines how residential design and practice is ever-evolving across changing circumstances,. What are the precedents shaping design decisions today? And what practices today might present new and innovative possibilities for the future? This year’s Innovation in Housing Design Forum highlights some of the most innovative and inspiring work in this region spanning the past, present, and future of residential practice. 18 presenters discuss how we are transforming the way we design residential structures ranging from tiny DADU’s to larger scale housing hanging over the cliffs of Norway. Addressing the constraints and opportunities of designing in the Pacific Northwest and similar regions, sessions explore: designing for people and place; innovative modes of practice and collaboration; sustainable and equitable decision-making; and new materials and technologies.

For Discounted Group Rates, please email Melissa@aecKnowledge.com or call 415.755.3058.)

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