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AIAPF Announces Perspectives: Women in Architecture (WIA) A Panel Symposium on Issues Facing Women within the Architecture Profession.
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AIAPF Announces Perspectives: Women in Architecture (WIA)
A Panel Symposium on Issues Facing Women within the Architecture Profession.
Pasadena, May 15, 2012: As part of its mission to champion diversity within the design professions, AIAPF is proud to present WIA: Acknowledging, Understanding, and Celebrating Women in Architecture. As one of our Chapter’s unique monthly programs, the inaugural WIA event will feature a panel discussion on the evening of June 27th, 2012 at the historic Maxwell House near Old Pasadena. All interested parties, regardless of background or gender, are welcome. Roughly 100 guests are expected. The four women panelists are principal architects representing firms ranging from a successful sole proprietor to the managing partner of a large multinational corporation. An emerging professional will also offer the perspective of one starting her career. Our moderator is also a woman architect and the Director of Southern California Edison’s Savings by Design sustainability program.
Panelists:
Virginia Tanzman, FAIA, Vice President, Parsons Brinkerhoff
Adele Chang, AIA, Principal, Lim Chang & Associates
Alla Kazovsky, Architect, Alternative Practitioner
Ginna Nguyen, Emerging Professional, Gonzales Goodale Architects
Moderator:
Jessica Mack, Director, Savings by Design, Southern California Edison
The American Institute of Architects Pasadena & Foothill Chapter is a professional organization serving local architects, promoting architecture and the built environment in the San Gabriel Valley through advocacy, information, and community. To that effort the PERSPECTIVES: Women in Architecture program was conceived to explore the challenges women architects face in their professional careers to better understand and support them. The AIA Pasadena & Foothill Chapter is incorporated as a 501(c) 6 non-profit corporation and guided by the laws of the State of California. Your generous support is tax deductible.
