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Oct 25, 2012
AIA Los Angeles Design Award News
AIA|LA 2012 Design Awards
AIA|LA Announces 2012 Design Award Winners!
Los Angeles, CA – October 2012 – AIA Los Angeles (AIA|LA) announced the 2012 Design Awards winners October 22, 2012. The ceremony was very different from past AIA|LA awards shows, as a slew of guest presenters were present to liven the evening including, actor/playwright/filmmaker and CAC commissioner Richard Montoya, bloggers, Marissa Gluck and Alissa Walker, artist Cliff Garten and musician Moby as a very special guest and host.
Parque de Investigacion e Innovacion Tecnologica:
image from AIA Los Angeles
“We wanted to go a more sophisticated route by incorporating video clips of prominent members of the architecture and design community expressing their thoughts on the present state of architecture and design,” said Carlo Caccavale, AIA|LA Associate Director, Hon. AIA|LA, “We also asked some high-visibility personalities who are known for their interest in architecture and design, like Moby, to introduce the ceremony, bringing more visibility to the awards within the larger Los Angeles community.”
Acido Dorado & Rosa Muerta:
image from AIA Los Angeles
Held at the Broad Stage Theater in the Santa Monica Performing Arts Center, the ceremony went smoothly with 36 firms and 27 Presidential Honorees receiving recognitions. Awards included the Cultural Affairs Architecture Awards (presented by Richard Montoya), the Next LA Awards – unbuilt category (presented by Marissa Gluck and Alissa Walker), the Design Awards – built category (presented by Cliff Garten) and the Presidential Honor Awards (presented by AIA|LA Chapter President, Stuart Magruder, AIA).
And the winners are:
DESIGN AWARDS
Sprinkles Ice Cream
a l m project inc.
Beverly Hills, CA
Category: Citation
(Malin+Goetz) Store
Bernheimer Architecture
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Merit
Gates Vascular Institute
Cannon Design
Buffalo, NY
Category: Merit
CARLO PAZOLINI SoHo, New York
Giorgio Borruso Design
New York, NY
Category: Merit
LeMay, America’s Car Museum
Grant Architects
Tacoma, Washington
Category: Citation
The Huntington Japanese House
Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc.
San Marino, CA
Category: Merit
South Pasadena House
Koning Eizenberg
Pasadena, CA
Category: Citation
Digital Animation Campus
Lever Architecture
Glendale, CA
Category: Citation
Skid Row Housing Trust Property Management Offices
Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects [LOHA]
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Citation
Flynn Mews
Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects [LOHA]
Dublin, Ireland
Category: Merit
UCLA Outpatient Surgery and Medical Building
Michael W. Folonis Architects
Santa Monica, CA
Category: Citation
Jujuy Redux
P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S & MSA
Rosario, Argentina
Category: Merit
Acido Dorado & Rosa Muerta
Robert Stone Design
Joshua Tree, CA
Category: Honor
620 Main
The LADG, LLC
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Citation
The Rather Large Array
Tim Durfee, amp
Wind Tunnell Gallery, Pasadena, CA
Category: Honor
Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area Visitors Center
Touraine Richmond Architects
San Bernardino County, CA
Category: Honor
Sapphire Gallery Extension
XTEN Architecture
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Citation
Matthew Marks Gallery Los Angeles
ZELLNERPLUS
West Hollywood, CA
Category: Merit
NEXT LA AWARDS
City of Hope Oncological Research Museum
Belzberg Architects
Duarte, CA
Category: Citation
Parque de Investigacion e Innovacion Tecnologica
Brooks + Scarpa
Monterrey, Mexico
Category: Honor
The Archipelago
CO-LAB Design Office; Platform for Architecture + Research ; Joris De Baes
Leeuwarden, Netherlands
Category: Merit
Four Eyes House
Edward Ogosta Architecture
Coachella Valley, CA
Category: Honor
Hybrid Office
Edward Ogosta Architecture
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Honor
Vertical Garden
Griffin Enright Architects
West Hollywood, CA
Category: Citation
Prairie Chapel
hughesumbanhowar Architects
Dennison, MN
Cateogry: Merit
River Town Master Plan Concept
Johnson Fain
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Citation
St. Petersburg Pier
Michael Maltzan Architecture, Inc.
St. Petersburg, FL
Category: Merit
Star Apartments
Michael Maltzan Architecture, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Citation
Collective Void
P – A – T – T – E – R – N – S
Ponce, Puerto Rico
Category: Honor
Net-Zero Energy High Performance School Prototype
Swift Lee Office
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Citation
Pigs in a Box
The LADG, LLC
New York, NY
Category: Citation
Antelope Valley Residence
Warren Techentin Architecture, Inc.
Lake Hughes, CA
Category: Merit
Wallpaper* Getaway Residence
Warren Techentin Architecture, Inc.
Sun Valley, Idaho
Category: Citation
Downtown LA Hotel
XTEN Architecture
Los Angeles, CA
Category: Merit
Caffe Bene Production and Cultural HQ
Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design
Seoul, S. Korea
Category: Citation
16 Oct 2012
AIA Los Angeles Architectural Awards News
AIA|LA Architectural Awards Exhibit
AIA | LOS ANGELES AWARDS SEASON IS ON!
ARCHITECTURAL ENTRIES ON DISPLAY THROUGHOUT THE CITY
Los Angeles, Calif., October, 2012: In celebration of the Architectural Awards season, on October 2nd, the AIA Los Angeles will install an exhibit on Helms Avenue, designed by architect/artist, Matthew Gillis and sponsored by Lighting Design Alliance and Pankow. The dynamic, illuminated display will feature images from the wide range of architectural projects entered into the competition, including both built work (Design Awards category) and unbuilt conceptual drawings (NEXT LA category).
photos from AIA Los Angeles
“The design awards committee wanted to make sure this year that the annual exhibition, featuring all entries to the AIA|LA design awards competition, would break the boundaries of a single exhibition space and reach out to the community at large,” says Carlo Caccavale, Hon. AIA|LA, associate director of the Los Angeles Chapter of the AIA. “Matthew has conceptualized an intriguing installation to showcase the incredible talent and design variety of the Los Angeles architectural community.”
The exhibit will remain on display at Helms from October 2 – 21, at which time it will move to Union Station, and subsequently to the Century City Mall. Winners of the competition will be announced in a ceremony on the evening of October 22nd at the Broad Stage in Santa Monica. Tickets for that event are available on the AIA Los Angeles website, www.aialosangeles.org.
For more information, contact the AIA | Los Angeles office, 213.639.0777. 13 Jun 2012
14 Jun 2012
AIA|LA Community Project News
AIA|LA Community Project
AIA|LA & Para Los Niños Wrap Up Semester-Long Partnership with “Playgrounds of the Future”
Los Angeles, CA – The last Para Los Niños and AIA|LA Mentors class was held on May 11, 2012. Back in November AIA Los Angeles (AIA|LA) and Para Los Niños (PLN) announced a call for architects to help at-risk innercity children better understand their urban environment through architecture and design.
The proponent of the partnership, AIA|LA Associate Director, Carlo Caccavale, Hon. AIA|LA, said that the union seemed more than natural, “When I met with the PLN Director of Foundation Relations, Yoon S. Choi, last year, it was obvious to us that AIA|LA and PLN should team up to help underprivileged children learn about architecture and urban design.”
Titus Campos, Superintendent of Education for Para Los Niños, couldn’t agree more: “This partnership between AIA|LA and PLN is a powerful example of the benefit for working professionals collaborating with educators in order to prepare our students for the 21st Century.”
AIA Los Angeles News
AIA|LA announce new CALA Campaign Director
AIA Los Angeles Welcomes Rob Hollman as the new Campaign Director for the Center of Architecture and Urban Design Los Angeles (CALA)
The American Institute of Architecture, Los Angeles (AIA|LA) is pleased to announce the hire of Rob Hollman, as Campaign Director for the Center for Architecture and Urban Design, Los Angeles (CALA). CALA, a new home for the AIA|LA and other allied organizations, will facilitate discourse around architecture and design, development, construction, and urban planning issues to professionals in these fields as well as the general public.
“We’re delighted to have someone with Rob’s capacity for understanding how to put together a campaign come on board and excited to support him in his efforts to solidify our goal of a Center of Architecture and Urban Design in Los Angeles,” says Nicci Solomons, Executive Director of AIA|LA.
AIA|LA and CALA 2012 Board President, Stuart Magruder, AIA adds, “The CALA board is thrilled to have Rob in place to kick off our fundraising efforts for the new home for the AIA|LA and other allied organizations. We have set the bar high, with ambitious goals. Rob’s understanding and knowledge of the Los Angeles design and arts community will be invaluable to CALA as we embark on this challenge.”
Rob will implement and manage an $12-$15 million dollar capital campaign, beginning with this year’s public launch through to building opening and campaign completion in 2016. His hire marks the first steps in what will be very exciting times to come for Los Angeles and the architecture and design community.
About Rob Hollman
Rob has spent the past several years working as the Membership Manager of Individual & Corporate Giving at UCLA Live. Of the numerous accomplishments during his tenure at UCLA Live, he was responsible for closing the largest unrestricted individual gift in UCLA Live history. Rob further cultivated his fundraising experience through an array of volunteer positions with the Hammer Museum, LA Opera, LA Music Center, LACMA, as well as the LA Public Library. He earned a BA in Drama & Literature at Bennington College and attended Cornell University’s Graduate School of Hotel Management.
About CALA
The Center for Architecture and Urban Design Los Angeles is the destination for Angelenos passionate about the Los Angeles built environment. CALA seeks to enhance the value of architecture, planning, and urban design through a broad range of programs and exhibitions. As a collaborative community space created by several distinct architecture and design organizations, CALA will foster education and dialogue about the importance of our built environment.
About AIA|LA
AIA|LA is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to furthering the efforts of its parent organization, the American Institute of Architects (AIA), by specifically serving the interests of our local architecture and design community. AIA|LA’s membership includes architects and design professionals actively engaged in the industry. Members work at diverse companies representing a broad range of professional practices. Through advocacy, education, networking and outreach, AIA|LA serves as a resource to help make the Los Angeles region more delightful, healthy, sustainable and economically competitive.
For more information on AIA|LA and its activities, please visit us at www.aialosangeles.org
12 Jun 2012
AIA Los Angeles Design Conference
Let the AIA|LA Design Conference Help you Maximize your Design
Performance at Dwell on Design!
Jun 22 + 23, 2012
Los Angeles, CA – Calling all architects! Come to the 2012 AIA Los Angeles (AIA|LA) Design Conference and find out how you can convince a client that design excellence more than pays for itself and optimizes a quicker return on investment.
The Design Conference will serve as a forum to showcase how Design Performance increases oneʼs return on investment, maximizes profits, enhances productivity and at the same time, vastly improves the quality of life for all involved.
image from AIA Los Angeles
The AIA|LA Design Conference is the official educational conference of AIA|LA. The conference is a two-day event featuring symposia on current topics relevant to the architecture and design community, along with the Restaurant Design Awards Ceremony. The AIA|LA Design Conference allows attendees the opportunity to earn continuing education units as well as network without having to travel outside of Los Angeles.
Taking place June 22nd & 23rd, the AIA|LA Design Conference will allow you to be a part of one of the major architecture and design events in the city! Go to http://www.aialosangeles.org/content/aia-los-angeles-design-conference to register!
Here are the highlights of the AIA|LA Design Conference 2012 weekend:
Day 1: CONTEXT: Adding Value
A symposium that explores how design optimizes a company’s return on investment and enhances performance
Friday Jun 22, 2012
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
provides 6.0 AIA Learning Units
Day 2: IMPLEMENTING INNOVATION: Experien
cing Design
A symposium that explores how design enhances lifestyles and makes places healthy and more enjoyable
Saturday Jun 23, 2012
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
provides 6.0 AIA Learning Units
RESTAURANT DESIGN AWARDS CEREMONY (Fri June 23rd): Now entering its 8th year, the AIA|LAʼs Restaurant Design Awards program celebrates excellence in the design of restaurants, cafes, bars, lounges ad nightclubs. A panelist of distinguished jurors comprised of KCRW radio personality, chef & restaurateur Evan Kleiman, architect extraordinaire Mark Rios, FAIA and Bravo’s wunderkind Top Chef winner & restaurateur Michael Voltaggio – selected sixteen projects as finalists for this year’s competition. The Jury and Peopleʼs Choice Awards Winners will be announced at the RDA Ceremony on Friday June 23rd at 5:30 PM in conjunction with the AIA|LA Design Conference on the Dwell on Design expo floor at the LA Convention Center.
11 Jun 2012
AIA Los Angeles Student Exhibition and Scholarship
AIA|LA Congratulates the Winners of the 2×8:Taut Student Exhibition and Scholarship
June 2012 Los Angeles, CA – White sangria, ambient music, eager young talent and established design veterans convened at the A+D Museum last night as AIA Los Angeles (AIA|LA) announced the winners of the 2012 2×8:Taut student competition. 2×8:Taut showcased outstanding work from students from very diverse design backgrounds, “What is most impressive is to see the level of work from all these different schools.” said 2×8 juror David Montalba, AIA – “You expect high caliber work from the more highly regarded schools, and you see that, but it’s also great to see some of the smaller schools, like the Community Colleges, submit high level work.”
2012 AIA|LA 2×8:Taut Winners – exhibition:
photos from AIA Los Angeles
The celebration marked the 10th year 2×8 has honored excellence in student architectural work. With encouragement and motivation from AIA|LA, the 2×8 scholarship provides students with the confidence to realize that their ideas do matter. Winning an award for AIA|LA is indicative for what will come for these future architects. AIA|LA congratulates all the winners!
2012 AIA|LA 2×8:Taut Winners
Alex Decicco, Francis Silagon, Hugh Vanho
– FRESNOW
California College of the Arts
3rd prize -Scholarship provided by Daltile / American Olean, DIRTT Environmental Solutions, Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design Inc
“We dealt with policy change and amendments and (winning this award) is a really nice first step. It means a lot to be recognized, being in a competition with really great designers is really humbling and makes you feel like you’re a part of a bigger community.”
Anirudh Dhawan – [Re]cursive Redundancies
USC School of Architecture
3rd prize – Scholarship provided by LEO A DALY, Pfeiffer Partners Architects TMAD Taylor & Gaines Engineers
“The award for me is in some ways a form of optimism helping step forward in the process of what I want to pursue, so I am very happy and grateful.”
Alexandre Salice – Image of the City: A Spectacle for the Pedestrian
USC School of Architecture
3rd prize – Scholarship provided by Johnson Favaro, KGM Architectural Lighting, KPFF Consulting Engineers
Osma Dossani – Fractals of Knowledge
California College of the Arts
2nd prize – Scholarship provided by Montalba Architects, Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners
Ion Kudryashov – Nin Kasi Brew House
East Los Angeles College Department of Architecture
2nd prize – Scholarship provided by AIA Component Scholarship Grant
“Winning this award is very encouraging I put a lot of hard work into my projects and it feels good to be rewarded for it. I hope this is just the beginning for me. I’d also like to give credit to my teachers at ELAC, they are great at what they do and it’s because of them that I’m able to compete against four year university students.”
23 Apr 2012
AIA Los Angeles Spring Tour
AIA|LA Spring Home Tour 2012, PALISADES TO BRENTWOOD, sponsored by Gruen Associates
Los Angeles, April 2012 – AIA|LA is thrilled to take you West for round two of the 2012 Spring Home Tours Series, PALISADES TO BRENTWOOD on May 6 from 11 am – 4 pm, sponsored by Gruen Associates.
With such an array of luxurious and spacious architectural treasures, selecting homes for a tour in neighborhoods like Brentwood and the Palisades is not easy. Yet, every season we go out of our way to bring you amazing homes!
Carlo Caccavale, Associate Director for AIA Los Angeles said that, “these homes represent the best combination in regards to what Los Angeles design and architecture has to offer, in terms of scale, position, lifestyle and the glam factor.” Glam Factor indeed, these homes are glamorous and opulent! Come see them in person on May 6th!
To get your dash of modern Los Angeles living, join us for “PALISADES TO BRENTWOOD,” home tour on May 6th from 11 am – 4pm.
Designers featured on PALISADES TO BRENTWOOD include:
• Warren W. Wagner, AIA
• Barbara Callas, AIA
• Michael Lehrer, FAIA
• William Hefner, AIA
Ticket information:
Purchase MAY 6 Tour Tickets: http://aialamay6hometour.eventbrite.com/
AIA Members: $65 (excluding applicable registration fees)
Non Members $75 (excluding applicable registration fees)
The “Brentwood to Palisades” tour features the following homes….
Cor-ten Cottage
Barbara Callas, AIA – Callas Architects, Inc.
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Streets snake through the Palisades, populated by 60ʼs shacks and mansions. 10 years ago, architect Barbara Callas bought a shack to get her twin toddlers Westside air and continue the experiment that is her architecture. The key issue in the two stage course of the renovation was the challenge presented by narrow property lines, shallow frontage, and the code requirements that restricted adding a third story which was the main motivation was to add a master with a peek of the pacific.
The architectʼs work is guided by a ʻMinimalist Mind and Humanist Hand.ʼ The project became continuing research in materiality. The resultant shell is rusting corrugated Cor- Ten steel. It requires no paint and no maintenance. The three levels of the residence are open each to the garden or the sea and separated from one another.
The living level – previously limited in fenestration – is now a wall of transparency facing northern light that views a terraced garden of pepper, palm, bamboo and agave. The baths are both practical and playful: the girlʼs sports a large rain shower head in a space of pristine subway tile where the Labradoodle gets her weekly wash. The powder room is surrounded in sumptuous chocolate bronze tile, its glass enclosed shower is framed floor to ceiling by a slim south facing semi-opaque glass edge where the shadows of palm fronds dance.
Callas and her husband Paul Gurian wanted their 600 square-foot master to be a permanent weekend getaway. His and her ʻwombʼ chairs sit upon a tight lama pile carpet which hosts the B&B bed, and side tables that face the ubiquitous flat screen. The bath is an oversized wet room with his and her showers. The fixtures are intersected by open walls of glass that illuminate the fabric of the mosaic tile. Light, the signature of modern design, here as in other geometries of the home heightens the paradox of being open to the world while tucked away in the primal privacy of this cor-ten cottage.
Palleschi-Hart Residence, Pacific Palisades, CA
Warren W. Wagner, AIA – W3 Architects
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Project Team:
Architect: W3 Architects, Warren Wagner AIA – Principal, Deva Berg – Project Manager
General Contractor: Joseph Kaplan Construction
Structural Engineer: Leo Parker, Parker Resnick Structural Engineers
The Palleschi-Hart Residence is a 5,600 square foot sustainably designed, passive solar home located in Pacific Palisades, California. The residence has a pavilion like family wing with a 2,500 square foot green roof above and an open entertaining wing housing a library, living room, and dining area. A solar loggia shelters these main furnished spaces from direct South light while optimizing direct solar gain.
The residence features reclaimed oak floors and ceilings, natural stonewalls and a warm natural plaster throughout. A photovoltaic array provides for all the homeʼs power needs while a separate active solar thermal water heating system provides the hot water needed for domestic use, the in-floor hydronic radiant heating system, and the pool and spa.
This unique hillside property offered an opportunity to engage the house with the site through the design of a 8 foot high thermal earth berm on the homeʼs North side which contributes to itʼs passive solar performance in both heating and cooling.
DeBont Residence
Michael Lehrer, FAIA – LEHRER ARCHITECTS LA, Inc.
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades – Mandeville Canyon This home began life some 60 years ago as a modest, typical Southern California ranch style home set on a Mandeville Canyon hilltop plateau.
It originally had a front and back.
Over time, it had grown in tiny, disjointed increments. The architect and the owners have been working— adding, subtracting, tweaking, transforming–elements of the inside and outside for the past 15 years.
Today the house is an object in the landscape with a 360-degree engagement of the landscape and view shed.
Each move made opportunistically opens the house and garden to one another, always mining the sky and the landscape for natural light, view, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. It is experienced by multiple processions around-to-and-through the house, continuously engaging art, landscape, furnishing, planting, through a series of indoor and outdoor places.
It is about Southern California as a good life.
Chautauqua Residence
William Hefner, AIA – William Hefner Architect, Inc.
photo from AIA Los Angeles
The residence, on a double lot on upper Chautauqua Road in the Pacific Palisades enjoys views overlooking Will Rogers State Park and West Los Angeles to the South. The design wraps around an infinity edge swimming pool and spa located in the center of the back yard. Secondary bedrooms populate a linear street facade. On the interior, a great room acts as an internal courtyard and ties the various rooms together with a bridge above.
The principal materials on the exterior are zinc cladding and large movable glass and aluminum doors and windows. A series of covered patios on the first and second floors create useable outdoor spaces offering views of the canyon.
14 Mar 2012
AIA Los Angeles Tours
AIA|LA Announces “Venice Vista” As First Spring Home Tour!
With 2012 well underway, spring is just around the corner, at AIA Los Angeles, this means that we’re gearing up for our Spring Home Tours!
Our first tour, on April 1, 2012, features 5 homes in the quaint beach side neighborhood of Mar Vista. Venice adjacent, Mar Vista is definitely a unique slice of West Angelino life and culture and the homes on our tour are no exception.
The tour dubbed, “Venice Vista,” offers examples of affluence leveraged by high design, becoming a design lover’s dream by emphasizing creativity and design in a variety of spaces. Among the many features these five homes have to offer, one of them was recently included in Dwell Magazine’s special issue Best Homes in America. (See descriptions for more details).
The “Venice Vista” tour features homes designed by
Neil M. Denari, AIA
Santiago Ortiz, Assoc. AIA
Douglas V. Pierson, AIA
Richard Seltzer, Assoc. AIA
Frank Escher and Ravi GuneWardena, AIA
Our next tour will take place on May 6, 2012, using the glamorous and luxurious Pacific Palisades as its backdrop! These four homes are prime examples of Palisades living, reconciling luxurious dwelling with sustainable principles. Adding to the design elements, the views are amazing and the large lots exude wealth and privilege. Stay tuned for more information on designers and photographs!
AIA Los Angeles Tours – Ticket information
• Purchase Apr 1 Tour Tickets: http://aialaapr1hometour.eventbrite.com/
• Purchase May 6 Tour Tickets:http://aialamay6hometour.eventbrite.com/
• AIA Members: $65 (excluding applicable registration fees)
• Non Members $75 (excluding applicable registration fees)
The “Venice Vista” tour features the following homes
Alan-Voo Family House
Neil M. Denari, AIA
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Ortiz & Wheeler Residence
Santiago Ortiz, Assoc. AIA
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Choi-Pierson Residence
Douglas V. Pierson, AIA
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Sheller-Borunda Residence
Richard Seltzer, Assoc. AIA
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Pearson Trent Residence
Frank Escher and Ravi GuneWardena, AIA
photo from AIA Los Angeles
Feb 15, 2012
AIA Los Angeles Tours in 2012
American Institute of Architects LA announces 2012 Spring Home Tours Series – Mar Vista and Brentwood / Palisades
AIA|LA Reveals Spring Home Tour Locations, Offers Exclusive Reduced Ticket Prices in February!
These homes offer examples of affluences leveraged by high design, becoming a design lover’s dream by emphasizing creativity and design in smaller spaces.
Featuring homes designed by
Neil M. Denari, AIA
Santiago Ortiz, Assoc. AIA
Douglas V. Pierson, AIA
Richard Seltzer, Assoc. AIA
Frank Escher and Ravi GuneWardena, AIA
Our next tour, on May 6, 2012, is in the glamorous and luxurious Pacific Palisades! These four homes are prime examples of Palisades living, reconciling luxurious dwelling with sustainable principles. Adding to the design elements, the views are amazing and the large lots exude wealth and privilege. Stay tuned for more information on designers and photographs!
For a limited time only AIA|LA is offering the chance to buy tickets to both tours now at a reduced price!
Ticket information:
Apr 1 / May 6 Combined
Promo: http://aialaapr1may6hometourpromo.eventbrite.com/
Apr 1 only: http://aialaapr1hometour.eventbrite.com/
May 6 only: http://aialamay6hometour.eventbrite.com/
In February only, buy both tours at a reduced price! A $50 value!
Members: $100*/ticket
Non-Members: $125*/ticket
Or purchase one ticket at a time:
Members: $65*
Non-members $75*
*Price does not include registration fees.
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