AIA Kansas City: The American Institute of Architects

Event Details:

UMKC Class | Planning for Historic Preservation

Planning for Historic Preservation (UPD 430) is a course that provides a survey of the major issues in the field of historic preservation and heritage studies. The course will include the urban planning techniques used for preserving historic buildings, neighborhood(s) and districts, as well as some of the landmark legal decisions and legislation that have shaped heritage preservation practice in the United States. Missouri has one of the most progressive historic tax credits in the nation. Learn more about how to integrate historic preservation into your practice! There will be an introduction to the primary research sources in Kansas City as part of this course.

CONTINUING EDUCATION opportunity!

Instructor: Sylvia R. Augustus Regional Historic Preservation Officer, General Services Administration, KCMO

Course number #17336, 3 credit hours
Location: UMKC Campus

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Visiting student information: http://www.umkc.edu/admissions/applying_visitingstudent.html

Event Registration:

  • Date:
  • January 11 - May 7 (6:00pm - 8:50pm)
  • Location:

  • UMKC Campus

  • Fee:
  • NA

Chapter Events:

  • May 22: AIA Kansas City Awards Celebration

  • May 23: BEC: Presentation by Schuco-USA

  • May 24: 7th Annual Beer & Learn: Membranes for Ceramic and Stone Tile

  • Jun 2: Film Screening and Discussion | Grand Paris—The President & the Architect

  • Jun 5: ARE Study Session | Programming Planning and Practice

Industry Events:

  • Oct 10: APA | 2012 KS/MO Bi-State Conference

  • Sep 8: Save the Date | The Kansas City Chalk and Walk Festival

  • Jun 27: Fundamentals of the ICC 2012 International Energy Conservation Code

  • Jun 14: The Role of Design in Lean

  • Jun 14: SMPS | June Luncheon - KC Transit Update