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CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Timothy Mead, AIA (Chairperson), Timothy N. Mead, AIA, Architect, (410) 771-0599; tmeadaia@comcast.net
Alan Brock, AIA (Board Liaison), Arch Tech design, LLC, (410) 426-24751; abrock@archtechdesign.com

Designs and implements continuing education programs (AIA/CES).



DOCUMENTS 101: WHAT’S NEW IN THE WORLD OF AIA CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

Tuesday, June 10, 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Join AIABaltimore to increase your knowledge of owner/architect agreements, creating project manuals, and advising clients about which owner/contractor agreement is appropriate for the project. Kenneth Cobleigh, Senior Director and Associate Counsel, AIA Contract Documents, will present a complete program on Tuesday, June 10, from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. We begin with a continental breakfast at The Johns Hopkins University Downtown Center, Charles and Fayette Streets. 4 AIA/CES (HSW) credits with registration. $50/AIA members; $15/Associates; $75/non-members. Please send payment to AIABaltimore, 11 ½ W. Chase St., Baltimore, MD 21201, or call 410.625.2585 with your credit card.

Caption: The Hopkins Downtown Center, Alain Jaramillo

The Hopkins Downtown Center, Alain Jaramillo

Ken will examine with you every family of AIA documents; get the scoop on the 2007 revisions to the A201 family, including significant revisions to A201, owner/architect and owner/contractor agreements; and find out why the 2007 digital practice documents can help you manage digital data on your projects.

Learning Objectives

Participants will:

  • Understand the pros and cons of the issues addressed in the revisions and appreciate the implications they will have for the owner, contractor, architect and other stakeholders.
  • Comprehend how the revisions in one document affect, or are reflected in other AIA Documents.
  • Comprehend the A201 family of documents, and appreciate the importance of matching owner/architect and owner/contractor agreements to the project’s size and complexity.
  • Achieve the ability to recommend the appropriate owner/contractor agreements to use on a given project.

Thanks to our program sponsor HP Electronics.

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