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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDERS

Product Representatives -

If you are a registered AIA Continuing Education Provider with a keen knowledge of the products you represent and would like to share your knowledge with our local building design and construction community, we have options available to help you reach your audience.  Our members look to recognized names and brands for quality continuing education, innovative products and new services.  We hope you would consider hosting a Lunch & Learn in our area to share your expertise and new ideas.

For more information, contact -

Tony Fazzone

AIA Amarillo - VP of Development

@ 806.378.8621

Upcoming
Continuing Education
&

Events
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A27803082019 - City of Amarillo Environmental Health
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SCHL11A - Building Barrier Free Showers
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WD07OP - Opening Protective Requirements for Fire and Smoke Walls
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GP-DE-WRBAB - Evolution of Water-Resistive and Air Barriers in Commercial Building Envelope Construction
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TKE201 - Elevator Education 201 - Designing for Mid-Rise Buildings
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TSF007, TSF008 - The Restorative Impact of Perceived Open Space
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Discover the Restorative Impact of Perceived Open Space
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Fabric in Architecture
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CEUHH-1 American Olean & Schluter
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IPS09A - Performance Art: Wall Panel System for Contemporary Interiors
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AIA-03 - Tile and Stone Installation Materials and Methods
Downtown Amarillo Walking Tour
10/11/2018 5:15pm - 7:15pm
TOUR START:  Center City of Amarillo Office, Bivins Mansion, 1000 S. Polk St.
TOUR END:  Six Car Pub & Brewery, 625 S. Polk St. 
  • Wear Walking Shoes
  • Bottled Water Available
  • Earn 2 Hr LU (Continuing Education)


Course No. A278091718
Downtown Amarillo Walking Tour led by Beth Duke of Center City of Amarillo
Center City is a nationally recognized Texas Main Street City
2 LU Hrs.
Objectives:
  1. To educate participants on the role architecture played in downtown development with the 1927-1928 and post World War II building booms.
  2. To see examples of adaptive reuse to preserve historic buildings by giving them modern uses.
  3. To study the detail of Pueblo Deco architecture that drew inspiration from the Art Deco period while using motifs from Southwestern flora and fauna.
  4. To see examples of buildings that used state and federal historic tax credits for historic preservation and adaptive reuse using Secretary of Interior guidelines.
City of Amarillo Development Services
8/15/2018 12:pm - 1:30pm @ Crush - 627 S. Polk St. Amarillo TX 79101
Course No. A278080218
Just as architecture and AIA Amarillo have evolved, so has the City of Amarillo.  The purpose of this course is to learn about who Development Services is, what they do, and how they do it.
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City of Amarillo Development Services

Texas Continuing Education Requirements

 

All registrants must complete at least twelve Continuing Education Program Hours (CEPH) per renewal period. All 12 CEPH must include the study of subjects related to your profession and be pertinent to the health, safety, and welfare of the public.

  • At least one of the twelve hours must be related to sustainable or energy-efficient design
  • At least one of the twelve hours must be related to barrier-free design.
  • At least eight of the twelve hours must be structured activities, (classroom/classroom equivalent)
  • A maximum of four hours may be self-directed.

 

Complete Rules: 

http://www.tbae.state.tx.us/Registrants/ContinuingEducationRequirements

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