The swift and equitable rebuilding of homes, businesses, and public infrastructure is paramount while simultaneously ensuring the safety, resilience, and long-term sustainability of our communities. This second session will serve as an opportunity to provide architects with practical knowledge of fire-resistant building techniques and cost-effective strategies for home hardening.

Join us for an essential meeting dedicated to architects and designers playing a critical role in LA County’s recovery and rebuilding efforts.

Taught by two industry leaders who have designed, built, and lived in all-electric homes, this course goes beyond the technical—offering a practical, design-driven approach to integrating all-electric systems seamlessly into your projects.

UPDATE: Experience ultimate home comfort and efficiency with LG's innovative Heat Pump solutions. Representatives from LG will be on hand to showcase their range of products, highlighting their energy-saving features, smart controls, and stylish designs.

Earn 3 ZNCD CE hours by registering here.

California’s Energy Code is shaping the future of energy-efficient buildings, reducing emissions, and saving costs! 🔋💡 Learn about the latest updates and their impact on homes, businesses, and the environment in an engaging online event featuring Allen Wong from the California Energy Commission (CEC). Register here.

Join us for an essential meeting dedicated to architects and designers playing a critical role in LA County’s recovery and rebuilding efforts. This discussion will focus on the timeline for recovery, the capacity of architectural services, and opportunities to address immediate and long-term needs.

Join us for this guided tour and explore the station’s rich history, from its origins as a replacement for La Grande Station and Central Station to its development into a bustling hub that serves over 70,000 people daily. Learn about its architectural significance, the cultural impact of its construction on L.A.’s original Chinatown, and the ongoing rehabilitation efforts transforming it into a modern intermodal transportation center.

Join us for an informal happy hour to connect and support architects impacted by wildfires. A portion of proceeds will go toward recovery efforts. Sign up here.

Join us for the 2024-25 Grand Critique on Tuesday, January 28 at 4:00 PM in the Fletcher Jones Auditorium. This annual event brings together students from the BArch and MArch programs to engage in thought-provoking discussions on the state of architectural education at Woodbury School of Architecture.

Join us for an essential meeting dedicated to architects and designers playing a critical role in LA County’s recovery and rebuilding efforts. This discussion will focus on the timeline for recovery, the capacity of architectural services, and opportunities to address immediate and long-term needs.

AIA San Fernando Valley invites you to join us and mentor, critique, and support talented students as they develop innovative, real-world projects focused on multifamily housing and sporting event facilities.

The Valley Economic Alliance, in partnership with AIA San Fernando Valley, invites you to the Livable and Sustainable Communities Meeting. This important virtual gathering will bring together city representatives, real estate developers, and community leaders to discuss considerations for rebuilding in light of the destruction caused by the 2025 wildfires.

As wildfires continue to devastate Los Angeles County, small businesses are navigating extraordinary challenges. To help address these urgent needs, The Valley Economic Alliance is hosting a virtual Disaster Relief Webinar designed to provide critical information and resources during this ongoing crisis.

The Valley Economic Alliance’s 3rd Annual Our Region | Our Future Summit is the premier gathering for San Fernando Valley leaders committed to shaping a thriving future. This event unites over 250 influential voices from business, real estate, healthcare, manufacturing, education, and government to confront the region’s biggest economic, social, and infrastructure challenges.

Ready to end the year with a little spark? Join us on December 12th for the AIA San Fernando Valley Annual Membership Meeting + Product AND Training Expo, hosted by DSI Luxury Technology. This hybrid event is packed with exciting announcements, a look back at the highlights of 2024, and a sneak peek at what’s coming in 2025.

You’ll also have the chance to earn up to 7 LU credits while diving into expert-led sessions.

Join us for our monthly Advocacy Pillar Meeting, where our focus will be on zoning in the City of San Fernando—an essential topic for design and building professionals looking to shape the future of sustainable, accessible housing in the region. We’ll discuss the unique zoning challenges and opportunities within San Fernando, exploring ways to adapt and innovate within existing frameworks.

Join us for a hybrid event held at Woodbury University Campus, where we’ll explore our exciting partnerships and upcoming scholarship opportunities! You can attend either online or in person.

Join us in celebrating the best and brightest in contemporary architecture, honoring the most innovative and groundbreaking projects that push the boundaries of design—no matter the size, budget, or style. Whether it's cutting-edge eco-friendly designs or visionary urban planning, we'll be highlighting the works that are setting the stage for the future of architecture.

Are you an emerging professional or licensed architect looking to enhance your understanding of contract provisions and legal risks in residential projects? Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your knowledge and protect your practice!

Join us for our Advocacy Pillar Meeting as we come together to discuss how we can influence residential policies and promote innovative housing designs. We're partnering with architects, urban planners, and code professionals to create innovative solutions that make sustainable housing accessible for everyone.

Join us for a one-day, two-part training that will guide you through the key provisions of Chapter 11A of the CA Building Code for multifamily developments, with real-world examples, visuals, and animations. Whether you're an architect, designer, plan checker, or building official, this course will prepare you for conducting and assessing disabled access inspections and preparing reports that meet ADA standards.

Join us to learn more about volunteer opportunities at Kennedy High School! As volunteers, participants will have the chance to share expertise, exchange ideas, and nurture emerging talent.

Each year the AIA CA Healthcare Facilities Forum brings you a glimpse into the future of healthcare facilities.  This year we will explore such factors as emerging technologies, hospital acquisitions and mergers, changing demographics and challenging healthcare issues (including behavioral health) that are and will impact healthcare delivery  and facility design.