ATTENTION ARCHITECTS!
Building Museums® 2010 sessions were eligible for you to receive CES credits from the American Institute of Architects. 14.5 CES Credits have been approved. For more information on AIA’s Continuing Education System, reporting and staff contacts, please visit: http://www.aia.org/education/index.htm Click here for a listing of 2009 attendee titles and organizations [Summary Only - Not Full Directory]. Only attendees of the 2009 conference may access the full directory of attendees.
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PROGRAM, LOCATION, OUTLINE SCHEDULE AND PAST SYMPOSIA:More information about the 2010 Symposium coming soon!
OVERVIEW:
This symposium is for architects, museum leaders, planners, project managers, technical experts, and all those who plan or implement new construction, renovation, or expansion projects for museums. Whether your institution is a small historic site under renovation, a mid-sized art museum planning an expansion, or a large children's museum building a new facility, this symposium will provide you the opportunity to:
- Better understand the process of planning, implementing, and surviving new construction, renovation, or expansion projects
- Examine case studies, current trends, topical issues, and specific projects related to building projects across a broad range of museum sizes and scales, budgets, scope of building projects, diversity of disciplines, and collecting vs. non-collections-holding institutions
- Actively discuss museum building projects with other museum professionals, architects, planners, project managers, and technical experts to better inform the process of building
- Access resources for architectural firms, consultants, museum projects, and museum leaders through the Building Museums Resource Guide
The symposium is organized under three inter-related themes: Vision, Implementation, and Sustainability (or Life after Opening) . The content of each day will reflect these themes across a broad range of museum sizes and scales, budgets, scope of building projects, disciplines, and collecting vs. non-collecting institutions.
PAST BUILDING MUSEUMS SYMPOSIA
2008's Symposium
2009's Symposium
