Friday, November 21, 2008

Mathematics for Building

Friday, 11/21/2008, 9:00am–5:00pm
This one-day intensive on the applications of algebra, geometry and trigonometry in design and construction will make the confusing understandable and the difficult do-able. We will explore everything from the tables on a framing square to the pythagorean theorum; the elegant geometry of moldings, stairs and roof systems to the use of a scientific calculator; the Platonic solids to the golden mean. For students with prior knowledge of design and construction. Intermediate to Professional.
Location: Yestermorrow Design/Build School 189 VT Route 100 Warren, VT 05674-9651
Price: $150
CES LUs: 7, CES HSW: Available
Telephone: 888.496.5541
Contact: Shannon Donovan, Registrar shannon@yestermorrow.org
More Info: www.yestermorrow.org

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IDSS@princeton presents Michelle Addington

Friday, 11/21/2008, 4:30–6:00pm
Disciplinary Content, Interdisciplinary Context - Michelle Addington is an Associate Professor at the Yale School of Architecture, and holds degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, and Design Studies.
The Integrated Design for Sustainable Structures seminar series explores the synergies of structure, architecture, and policy in the built environment.
Organized by: Princeton Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering and School of Architecture
Sponsored by: Princeton Graduate School and Princeton Environmental Institute
Location: Princeton University, Architecure Betts Auditorium, Princeton NJ 08544
free to the public
More Info: www.princeton.edu/~idss

Bill

Friday, 11/21/2008, 4:57pm–1:55am
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Location: Washington
CES LUs: 5.5, CES HSW: 17.5, CES PDH: 17.5, CES PE: 22
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Electricity: Safe and Secure

Friday, 11/21/2008, 6:00–5:00pm
This workshop will outline the components of a residential electrical system. Most of the course will be spent hands-on learning how to wire lights, receptacles, GFCI's, switches (single pole, 3 and 4 way). We will discuss the National Electrical Code and how it impacts residential wiring and potentially unsafe electrical situations. Each participant will come away with a healthy understanding of how to wire safely and to code. All Levels. Please note: This class starts at 6pm on Friday and continues 9am-5pm Saturday and Sunday.
Location: Yestermorrow Design/Build School 189 VT Route 100 Warren, VT 05674-9651
Price: $325
CES LUs: 14, CES HSW: Available
Telephone: 888.496.5541
Contact: Shannon Donovan shannon@yestermorrow.org
More Info: www.yestermorrow.org

Encore '08: Fontainebleau Fine Arts Re-Exposed

Friday, 11/21/2008, 6:00–8:00pm

Exhibition and Remarks Showcasing the Fontainebleau Fine Arts School 2008 Session

6pm Wine and Cheese Reception

6:30pm Remarks on the 2008 Summer Session

Stephen Cabell, composition '08 Conservatoire Americain

Zachary Craun, architecture '08 Ecole des Beaux-Arts

Come discover a decades old summer program which uniquely blends music and architecture. Founded in 1923 with the mission of introducing Americans to the French artistic tradition in music and beaux arts, the school is located in the magnificent Chateau de Fontainebleau, summer residence of the French kings from Francis I to the Emperors Napoleon I and III.

The Conservatoire American (Music School) was begun by Nadia Boulanger, the most influential music pedagogue of the 20th century, whose first students included Aaron Copland. The Ecole des Beaux Arts, started two years later, adopted the same mission in the spheres of architecture, painting and sculpture. Its past Directors included J. Carlu, A. Remondet (architect of the French Embassy in Washington, DC), P. Devinoy, B. de La Tour d’Auvergne, M. Tournon-Brandly, J L Nouvian, and the current director Anthony Bechu.

Organized by: The Fontainebleau Associations and the AIA NY Chapter
Location: Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place (Directions)
CES LUs: 1.5, CES HSW: 1.5
Telephone: 212.683.2634
Contact: RSVP to ns@cicognanikalla.com by November 18

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