CDs include:
THURSDAY SEMINARS

• TH21 The New Sonic Boom: Designing Dynamic Acoustic Environments
• TH22 Innovative Learning Environments that Inspire
• TH23 Defining Sustainable Design
• TH24 Is China the Right Place for Your Firm?
• TH25 Historic Preservation and Smart Growth
• TH26 Exploring Prisons as a Design, Ethical, and Social Policy Issue
• TH28 Feng Shui for Residential Architecture
• TH29 Solutions By Design
• TH30 Accessible Home Design
• TH31 Rebirth of the Master Builder – The BIM Paradigm Shift
• TH32 The Next Architect: New Paradigms in Professional Practice
• TH33 Opening Details: Accessible Transition Between Inside and Out
• TH34 A Building Code for the 21st Century
• TH35 Architect-Led Design-Build
• TH36 An Update on the AIA-150 / Blueprint for America
• TH41 Leadership and Advocacy through Design
• TH42 Base Closure – Opportunities for Innovation and Engagement
• TH43 Liability and Management Challenges In Document Retention
• TH44 Redefining a Behavioral Health Institution
• TH45 AIA 2007 Documents: Where is B141 Going?
• TH46 Hitting Your Energy Target: Is What You Want What You Get?
• TH47 Green Building Confessions
• TH48 21st Century Urban Design: Security and Civic Engagement
• TH49 Sandhill: The Making of a Sustainable Master Plan and Building
• TH50 The Business of Architecture: The New Practice Frontier
• TH51 Copy-Catting: Is it Flattery or Infringement?
• TH53 Transit Architecture on the Edge: Meeting 21st Century Demands
• TH54 The Building Information Model as a Collaboration Tool
• TH55 Architecture as Moral Art
• TH56 Integrating Science, Art, and Construction at the Gamble House
• TH61 A Fitting Farewell: Design Recommendations for Hospice Care
• TH62 100 Years since the San Francisco Earthquake
• TH63 The Hispanic Market: Understanding Acculturation
• TH64 The Ecology of Worship
• TH65 Designing for Cross-Cultural Environments
• TH66 Architecture & Public Policy: Innovative Strategic Partnerships
• TH67 Building Nuggets: The Dilemma of Salvage
• TH68 Multi-Cultural Modernism: Los Angeles: The Incubator of Change
• TH69 Creating Multi-cultural and Diverse Architecture

• FR01 Regenerative Design - Moving Beyond Sustainability
• FR02 Financial Analysis and Building Shareholder Value
• FR04 Reinventing Wayfinding at the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
• FR05 Risk Management for Architects: Ten Significant Legal Trends
• FR08 Promoting the Value of Design
• FR09 Designing Tomorrow’s Architect
• FR10 HVAC vs. Mother Nature: Operable Windows in Com-mercial Buildings
• FR11 Innovation in Blast Resistant Design
• FR12 The IBC - A Step by Step Process
• FR13 Memorial Edge: Cultural Facilities at the World Trade Center
• FR14 Designing for Health, Productivity and Other Life-cycle Gains
• FR17 Benchmarking Your Professional Liability Exposures
• FR18 Los Angeles– An Urban Law Unto Itself
• FR21 Design Earthquake-Resistant Houses and Other Low-Rise Buildings
• FR22 More than Leftover Space
• FR23 Dockside Lands Development
• FR24 Sharpening Your Presentation Skills
• FR25 Publishing Opportunities for Architects
• FR26 Emergency Preparedness - From Design to Rescue
• FR27 Strategies for Finding and Creating the Structures of Place
• FR29 Starting a Design Firm
• FR30 The Los Angeles River Project: Restoration and Revitalization
• FR31 Critical Lighting in Contemplative Space
• FR32 Navigating the Maze of Environmentally Preferable Products
• FR34 Design for Aging Review, 8th Edition: Overview & Current Trends
• FR35 Flying Solo: Small Firm Professional Liability Risks
• FR36 Green Business and Office Practices
• FR41 Designing a Dense, 3-School K-12 Campus at Ambassador Hotel
• FR42 Community, Design, and Architecture
• FR43 The New Art of Museums
• FR44 Re-Forming Zoning
• FR45 Innovation on Budget: Using Cost as a Design Tool
• FR47 New Practices Roundtable: Starting Your Own Practice
• FR48 Preventing Moisture in Building Envelopes
• FR49 The Presidio - Main Parade Ground Historic Investigation
• FR51 Beyond Architecture - Alternative Careers
• FR52 Ethics as a Foundation for Socially Responsible Architecture
• FR53 Managing Risk: Three Spooky Case Studies of Architect Liability
• FR54 Designing Buildings for Improved Indoor Air Quality
• FR55 The Innovative Edge of Health Facility Design
• FR56 Outside the Not So Big House
• FR61 Compensation & Rewards
• FR62 Griffith Observatory - LA's Most Ambitious Rehabilitation Ever
• FR63 GSA's New and Improved Project Planning Process
• FR64 The Multiplier Effect: PNC’s Volume-Build LEED Program
• FR65 Running a Design Focused Practice Like you Mean It
• FR66 Mediation for Architects
• FR67 The Role of the Urban Designer in Local Government
• FR68 Designing New Schools as Centers of Communities in Urban Areas
• FR69 MasterFormat™ 2004 Edition: Making the Transition
• FR91 L.A. Now / L.A. Next

• SA01 Architect in the Lead: How to Generate Your Own Work
• SA02 Protection of Architectural Drawings and Designs
• SA03 AIA Documents and the Small Project
• SA04 Design for Earthquake Safety
• SA05 Teaming with Technology: Collaboration and Data-sharing
• SA06 Aggressive Condominium Risk Management
• SA07 Green Urbanism
• SA08 Federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Programs
• SA09 Case Study: Trinity Church in Boston
• SA10 Economic Trends and Your Firm's Future
• SA11 Rapid Leadership Development
• SA12 Is your Competition in New York or New Dehli?
• SA13 The Power of Career Pathing
• SA14 Architect as Developer
• SA15 Top 10 Keys to Succeeding at Public Sector Work
• SA21 Putting Design Back in Affordable Housing
• SA22 The Power of Color in Light
• SA23 The Ten Commandments of Risk Management
• SA24 Universities as Community Builders
• SA25 Preparing Your Firm for the New Talent War
• SA26 Best Practices in Collaboration
• SA27 Recapturing the Competitive Advantage
• SA28 Focus on Construction Drawings: Managing the Process
• SA29 Healthcare 2020: A View of the Future
• SA31 Turning Brownfields into Green - Making Money as a Developer
• SA32 Practicing Ethically: Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
• SA33 Engaging History - Diverse Approaches to Adaptive Re-use
• SA34 Art is Architecture/ Architecture is Art
• SA35 Residential Renovation Market and Practice
• SA36 Deans Discuss Campus Architecture:
• SA37 Urban Next: L.A. and New Orleans