Tour of the Chapman University

Daniele C. Struppa Research Park:

Institute for Quantum Studies

This in person program examines why traditional homeownership models are failing and introduces alternative ownership structures such as community land trusts, limited-equity cooperatives, rent-to-own, and cohousing.

Attendees were provided the link to attend today's program Tuesday afternoon.  If you did not receive it please contact Jeff Gill at jgill@aiaoc.org by 11:55am on Wednesday, 4/22.

This panel explores the gaps that often arise between design intent, documented existing conditions, and construction execution, and how these disconnects can impact occupant health, life safety, and public welfare.

EDI meets the 2nd Friday of every month.

This course will provide examples of differences between the Americans with Disabilities Act ADA, the California Building Code (CBC), and the laws that surround them and how they impact design.

This Course will show the advantages and disadvantages of various exterior plaster/stucco assemblies including traditional three-coat plaster, one-coat stucco and exterior insulation finish systems (EIFS).

Attendees will explore how the TNZE (True Net-Zero Equation) transforms climate-responsive architecture from concept to measurable impact.

For the Sweet 16 We are Moving from our “Home Court” to KTGY  

Deck railing systems provide the finishing touch to an outdoor area, as well as safety and improved accessibility. Choosing a system that suits a deck project’s needs depends on a variety of factors, including cost, durability, style, customization, maintenance, and eco-friendliness. ​​This course explores the many railing materials that are available, with a focus on aluminum, composite, and aluminum and composite railing systems, whose characteristics are ideal for most projects.

Thursday, March 19, 2026, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM PST

Harbor Day School

3443 Pacific View Dr, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625, USA

WIA is the 3^rd Wednesday of every month.

Link to meeting will be given to registrants the day before the event.

EDI meets the 2nd Friday of every month.

 This hour-long virtual course focuses on requirements in the 2025 Energy Code (Title 24 Part 6) for accessory dwelling units (ADU).

Green facades can contribute to building energy efficiency, durability, aesthetic value, sustainability, and cost effectiveness in the performance of ecological system services. This course examines the considerations required for successful green facade installations and includes discussions on system selection, design, plant selection, maintenance, and client/owner education.

Rapidly shifting trade policies and the accelerating use of artificial intelligence are reshaping architectural practice. This program explores how material tariffs affect project cost, schedule, and design decisions while examining how AI tools are being integrated into architectural workflows. Attendees will learn how to manage risk through clearer contract language, responsible use of AI, and firm-level policies that protect professional judgment, client data, and the integrity of Instruments of Service. Through practical examples, architects will gain strategies to adapt their practice to an evolving economic and technological landscape.

Link to meeting will be given to registrants the day before the meeting

AIAOC Lunch Hour Webinar :

Sound Attenuation

Cal OES SAP Training

Become a registered Safety Assessment Evaluator!

_{*Manuals are not required to be purchased prior to the course but necessary when deployed.}

This event is sold out.

Webinar

 The History and Creation of the AIDS Monument, West Hollywood, California

Picture credit: STORIES: The AIDS Monument | Engage WeHo

This course walks you through the process of designing buildings to have accessible doors, gates, and door hardware.  Information based on ANSI A117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities Standard Chapter 4 and California Building Standards Code Title 24 Part 2 Chapters 11 A and 11B.  Designed for those who are designing and drawing buildings to meet accessibility requirements. 

Lunch Hour Webinar

City of Irvine Cool Pavements Initiative in Carbon Reduction

1.0 AIA HSW plus one-hour ZNCD credit toward your 2027 CAB license renewal

ZNCD: AIA Orange County Lunch Hour Webinar

Heat Pumps 101:

How They Work and Why They’re Critical for Decarbonization

2025 California Energy Code changes and their impact on

 Design and Construction starting January 1, 2026

Part 2 - Residential

(You can attend one or both parts – 2.5 AIA HSW / ZNCD credit each session = 5 credit hours)

2025 California Energy Code changes and their impact on

 Design and Construction starting January 1, 2026

Part 1 Commercial

(You can attend one or both parts – 2.5 AIA HSW / ZNCD credit each session = 5 credit hours)

Kick off the Holidays with AIAOC

This program explores key principles of senior living design, focusing on safety, accessibility, and resident health and well-being. Attendees will learn how to apply universal design strategies, meet regulatory requirements, and create spaces that foster connection and engagement for aging populations.

Inszone Insurance Services is proud to host the 11th Annual West Coast event to assist Architects, Engineers, and Environmental Professionals with Risk Management. In addition to the educational forum, breakfast and lunch will be provided. Immediately following the event, attendees can enjoy either a nine-hole, par-3 Southern California oceanfront round of golf at the Links at Terranea or an afternoon pass to the Terranea Resort spa facilities.