Don't miss AIASD's final ADA seminar this year...

Friday, November 6, 2009

MORNING and AFTERNOON SESSIONS available!!

TIMES: (2 identical sessions so we can accommodate everyone's schedule!) 

Option 1: Morning Session, 8:00am – 12:00pm

Option 2: Afternoon Session, 12:30pm – 4:30pm

EARN: 3.0 AIA HSW LUs and completed documentation for CA license renewal.

LOCATION: AGC San Diego Chapter, 6212 Ferris Square, San Diego, CA 92121

COST: $60 for AIASD Members / $120 for Non-Members

 Download detailed schedule here.

REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.

There is still room in tomorrow's seminar, so please feel free to arrive early to your preferred session and we will take payments of CASH or CHECK at the door. Call 619-232-0109 for any additional questions.

SEMINAR DETAILS: 

ADA Codes and How they Pertain to Architectural Hardware

This program will leave you with a better understanding of codes, architectural hardware, and life cycle cost needs of building owners. You will be enabled to meet the needs of all the people that occupy and visit the building owner’s facility, keep your building owners compliant with current standards pertaining to those with disabilities, and have a better knowledge of architectural hardware and applications that will be specified to avoid law suits induced by failure to comply after building owner has occupancy. 1.0 AIA HSW/ADA LU.

Presenter: George S. Nimee, DORMA Architectural Hardware

Accessibility & Architecture: Design today, comply tomorrow

Learn the latest accessibility regulations and code updates to keep your designs compliant with ADA, CBC and the new ADA/ABA proposed guidelines. Recognize common design error and leave this program with real-life design solutions to have your projects up-to-date with all the codes. 1.0 AIA HSW/ADA LU.

Presenter: Corina Cauldren Wilkes, CASp, Jeff Katz Architecture

Top 10 ADA Infractions: How to avoid getting sued

Want to avoid getting sued? At the completion of this program, participants will be able to: list the top 10 ADA infractions in architecture and ways to avoid them when designing in California; demonstrate the importance of proper signage, ramps, barriers and other access areas as it relates to ADA and current building codes; discuss specific examples of the top 10 from past cases with photos, selected field sketches and building code diagrams; and examine real-life examples of complaints filed with exact references and language to prepare architects for avoiding lawsuits. 1.0 AIA HSW/ADA LU.  

Presenter: Paul A. Joelson, AIA, CSI, CASp, Joelson Vail Associates, LLC

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