THE CLEMSON AIAS WEBLOG: 9/18/11

Friday, September 23, 2011

Movie in the Courtyard: INCEPTION

It is time. Movie time. Popcorn time. INCEPTION time.

Wednesday, Sept. 28, Inception will be playing in the courtyard at 8:00 PM.

If you haven't seen the movie, its a must see. If you have seen it, you probably didn't get it the first time, so you have every reason to see it again!

Seeya there!

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Hey everyone. So the 2nd Annual AIAS Firm Crawl in Greenville, South Carolina is coming up on Monday, September 26th!

We have a sign-up sheet outside of the architecture library and if you would like to participate sign up ASAP! There are 5 groups and are at different times with slightly different firms being visited.

You will only be able to attend if you are on this sheet. Also it is free to AIAS members and $10 to non-members. You can still join AIAS before the Firm Crawl to waive the event fee.

Let Nick Burger (nburger@clemson.edu) or Aaron Peter (apeter@clemson.edu) know if you have any questions.

Or contact us as aiasclemson@gmail.com

Here are the firms participating:

McMillan Pazdan Smith

http://www.mcmillanpazdansmith.com/

Craig Gaulden Davis

http://cgdarch.com/

LS3P Neal Prince

http://www.neal-prince.com/

DP3 Architects

http://www.dp3architects.com/

Freeman & Major Architects

http://fmarch.com/

Earl Architects

http://www.earlarchitects.com/

Hope to see you there!! :-)

What We're All About

The Clemson AIAS endeavors to promote mentorship, professionalism, civic engagement and supplemental educational opportunities to the students of Clemson University School of Architecture. By actively seeking out and collaborating with complimentary organizations, both within the field of architecture and beyond, the Clemson AIAS strives to create a well-rounded citizen architect. We mentor our membership by facilitating peer-to-peer learning through our Studio Culture Initiative, by engaging our devoted architectural alumni via the Clemson Advancement Foundation for design+build and our close relationship with state and local AIA. We promote professionalism through our interaction with stakeholders in the built environment with lectures and other social events. We engage our community through Freedom by Design, a national AIAS program that provides architectural students the opportunity to address the needs of disabled individuals through design+build, and by crossing the aisle to other student groups to accomplish institutional goals beyond the reach for any single organization. We supplement our educational experience by hosting workshops and professionals in the field to further bridge the gap between academia and practice. In this manner we are a dynamic and responsive voice for our members and for the realm of architecture as a whole.