Next Meeting & Presentation Tuesday 11/17/09
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Nov 17, 2009, 1:36:15 AM11/17/09
to AIA SF C.O.T.E.
All,
Just a reminder, our next COTE meeting and presentation are Tuesday
(11/17/09) evening as follows, please join us.
Note the LOCATION CHANGE to BAR Architects.
Next COTE Meeting:
November 17, 5 - 6 pm
BAR Architects, 543 Howard Street (bet. 1st and 2nd)
Next Presentation:
Bi-coastal Fame + Fortune: A Closer Look at Two Large and Important
Living Roofs
November 17, 2009 6:30 - 8:00 pm
BAR Architects, 543 Howard Street
The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco earned LEED
Platinum certification by realizing Renzo Piano’s vision of “lifting
up a piece of the park and putting a building under it” – in other
words, a living roof. Both the desired form, emulating San Francisco’s
seven hills, and the distinct weather in Golden Gate Park presented a
multitude of challenges to the Design and Construction Teams. The
Library of Congress Packard Campus in Culpeper, VA turned an outmoded
Federal Bank facility into the world’s largest audio visual archive –
complete with a five acre living roof which includes both intensive
and extensive installations. The 400,000sf project uses green roofs to
integrate the large facility into the surrounding landscape and to
insulate and protect the collection. This presentation will offer a
look at these two projects by the people who helped realize them.
Come and be part of an engaging event on living roofs being organized
by AIASF COTE (Committee on the Environment). The event will start
with a reception (with snacks and wine) followed by the presentations
and a Q+A session.
Featured Speakers:
John S. Loomis, ASLA - SWA Group
Lawrence Reed, LEED AP - SWA Group
Earl Wilson, AIA - BAR Architects
Kang Kiang, AIA - Mark Cavagnero Associates Architects
Free!
Contact: AIA SF
rs...@aiasf.org
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sponsored by:
BAR Architects and SWA Group
--
Joel Baumgardner, AIA, LEED AP, CGBP, WRNS Studio
Mark Kelly, AIA, LEED AP, BAR Architects
(Co-Chairs)
Just a reminder, our next COTE meeting and presentation are Tuesday
(11/17/09) evening as follows, please join us.
Note the LOCATION CHANGE to BAR Architects.
Next COTE Meeting:
November 17, 5 - 6 pm
BAR Architects, 543 Howard Street (bet. 1st and 2nd)
Next Presentation:
Bi-coastal Fame + Fortune: A Closer Look at Two Large and Important
Living Roofs
November 17, 2009 6:30 - 8:00 pm
BAR Architects, 543 Howard Street
The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco earned LEED
Platinum certification by realizing Renzo Piano’s vision of “lifting
up a piece of the park and putting a building under it” – in other
words, a living roof. Both the desired form, emulating San Francisco’s
seven hills, and the distinct weather in Golden Gate Park presented a
multitude of challenges to the Design and Construction Teams. The
Library of Congress Packard Campus in Culpeper, VA turned an outmoded
Federal Bank facility into the world’s largest audio visual archive –
complete with a five acre living roof which includes both intensive
and extensive installations. The 400,000sf project uses green roofs to
integrate the large facility into the surrounding landscape and to
insulate and protect the collection. This presentation will offer a
look at these two projects by the people who helped realize them.
Come and be part of an engaging event on living roofs being organized
by AIASF COTE (Committee on the Environment). The event will start
with a reception (with snacks and wine) followed by the presentations
and a Q+A session.
Featured Speakers:
John S. Loomis, ASLA - SWA Group
Lawrence Reed, LEED AP - SWA Group
Earl Wilson, AIA - BAR Architects
Kang Kiang, AIA - Mark Cavagnero Associates Architects
Free!
Contact: AIA SF
rs...@aiasf.org
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sponsored by:
BAR Architects and SWA Group
--
Joel Baumgardner, AIA, LEED AP, CGBP, WRNS Studio
Mark Kelly, AIA, LEED AP, BAR Architects
(Co-Chairs)
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