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SUMMARY:CALL FOR ENTRIES! 4th Annual Annual Gingerbread Competition
DESCRIPTION:South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition Returns for a Fourth Sweet Season\nThe 4th Annual South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition invites bakers\, artists\, and holiday enthusiasts of all ages to showcase their creativity in a celebration of community and craftsmanship.\n\nThe event\, hosted by the South Carolina Architectural Foundation and Davis Architecture will be held December 3-12\, 2026\, at the South Carolina Center for Architecture\, located at 1530 Main Street Columbia\, SC.\n\nEvent Highlights:Gingerbread House Displays – Intricately designed creations from amateurs and professionalsJudging & Awards – Cash Prizes for 1st\, 2nd\, 3rd places. People’s Choice Award gift basket prize.Community Impact –Proceeds will go to the South Carolina Architectural Foundation outreach and scholarship programs.\n\nImportant Dates and Times:\nCalls for Competition- Registration IS OPEN! Entry Registration Deadline: November 28\, 2025\nPublic Viewing & Voting: Dec. 3-12. Gallery hours vary\, TBA.Thursday\, Dec 3\, 6pm-9pm during First Thursday on Main\nFriday\, Dec 4 9am-5pm\nSaturday\, December 5 from 9am-1pm during Soda City Market!\nSaturday\, December 12 from 9am-1pm during Soda City Market!\nAdmission: Free and open to the public!For entry forms\, rules\, and sponsorship opportunities\, visit the Facebook Page.\n\nAbout the South Carolina Gingerbread House CompetitionFounded in 2023\, the South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition celebrates creativity\, community\, and holiday spirit.
URL:https://www.aiasc.org/event/call-for-entries-4th-annual-annual-gingerbread-competition/
LOCATION:South Carolina Center for Architecture\, 1530 Main Street\, suite C\, Columbia\, SC\, 29201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Event,SC Center for Architecture
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SUMMARY:ArchiTOBER: Live Webinar – Clinton Public Library with Studio 2LR and Studio Shea
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, October 20\, 12-1 PM\nAIA SC Honor Award Featured Webinar – Clinton Public Library\nLibrary video tour\, live presentation\, Q&A with Studio 2LR and Studio Shea\nFree and open to all.\nEnjoy a brief\, professionally-produced video tour\, led by the architects and clients\, followed by a studio discussion and Q&A session with the design team! \nRecipient of AIA South Carolina’s highest design award for New Construction in 2026\, the 11\,000-square-foot library is conceived as both a civic anchor and a neighborhood node with a connection to the city center while responding to the scale and rhythm of adjacent residential streets. The Clinton Library is designed as a flexible\, light-filled community living room\, rooted in local history\, shaped by public input\, and poised to serve as a welcoming place for connection\, creativity\, and lifelong learning. \nLearn how the Clinton community was involved with the planning process\, strategic budgeting with the county\, site preparation that involved relocating an existing structure\, combined with the professional design insight on the very special architectural elements of the building. \n1 LU/HSW pending
URL:https://www.aiasc.org/event/live-webinar-clinton-public-library-with-studio-2lr-and-studio-shea/
LOCATION:SC
CATEGORIES:ArchiTOBER,Chapter Event,Continuing Education
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ORGANIZER;CN="AIA South Carolina":MAILTO:stephanie@aiasc.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261023T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261023T153000
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SUMMARY:AIA Greenville: Call for Volunteers/Habitat for Humanity Build Day
DESCRIPTION:Habitat for Humanity Build Day\nWe Need YOU\nAIA G and ASLA of Greenville are partnering to bring you a Habitat for Humanity Build Day. There are 12 volunteer spots for Friday\, October 23rd from 12-3:30 PM. You will be wrapping the house in Tyvek and helping install exterior windows and doors. \nAdditional Information:  \n\nAge: Volunteers must be ages 16 and older\nWhat to Wear: Closed-toe\, flat-soled shoes only (tennis shoes\, work boots\, etc.) Do not wear clothing or jewelry so loose it could easily get snagged on the build site. Wear clothing you do not mind getting dirty and dress for the weather.\nWhat to Bring: Water bottle\, sack lunch if staying all day\, and tools if you have them: gloves\, hammer\, measuring tape\, nail pouch\, pencil. If you do not have personal tools\, no problem – we will have tools for you to use! Snacks and water/Gatorade will be provided for everyone.\n\nSign up HERE! \nYou will need to make a habitat for humanity account\, join the team “AIA Greeenville”\, and fill out the digital waiver prior to arriving or bring a physical copy with you to the job site.\nIf you are having difficulties registering please contact Sarah Myhre – smyhre@g.clemson.edu \nDate: Friday October\, 23 2026\nTime: 12:00-3:30 PM\nWhere: 416 Earle Drive\, Greenville\, SC
URL:https://www.aiasc.org/event/aia-greenville-call-for-volunteers-habitat-for-humanity-build-day/
LOCATION:SC
CATEGORIES:AIA Greenville
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SUMMARY:ArchiTOBER: US Brick\, A Designer's Factory Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, October 27\, 9-11 AM\nUS Brick\, A Designer’s Factory Tour\nTopic: Tour of US Brick manufacturing facility\, Two Notch Rd\, Columbia\, SC\nFree and open to all design professionals.\nJoin us on a special factory tour with Bill Tudor\, US Brick Plant Manager\, curated especially for firm leaders\, builders\, and designers in the AEC industry. The tour includes new and exciting things on the development side\, plus new commercial brick and the newest true tumbled lines. \nUS Brick was born from a family-owned firebrick manufacturer founded in 1939 in Columbia\, South Carolina. This rich legacy of craftsmanship and dedication to quality laid the foundation for US Brick today. Producing 650 million bricks annually with manufacturing facilities in Tennessee\, Alabama\, and Indiana\, US Brick remains focused on crafting relationships as strong as the products they produce. \n1 LU/HSW pending
URL:https://www.aiasc.org/event/us-brick-a-designers-factory-tour/
LOCATION:US Brick Columbia Factory\, 9931 Two Notch Rd\, Columbia\, SC\, 29223
CATEGORIES:ArchiTOBER,Chapter Event,Continuing Education,Hard Hat Tour
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SUMMARY:Traditional Building Conference Series - Charleston\, SC
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Building Conference Series – Charleston\, SC\n\n\n\n\n\nTOP ORGANIZER\n\n\n\nbyTraditional Building Conference\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Grand at 81 MaryCharleston\, SC\nTuesday\, November 3-Wednesday\, November 4  •  8 AM-8 PM\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWe deliver focused\, relevant education for architects\, contractors\, craftspeople\, designers\, building owners and facilities managers. \n\n\n\n\nHistoric Charleston S.C. has five centuries of architectural history which makes it an excellent living laboratory for traditional building education and inspiration . The city’s food\, fashion\, music\, waterfront fun and temperate climate beckon us on November 3-4 this fall! \nNetwork with your professional peers and earn up to 10 AIA CEUs\, mostly HSW in seminars and on architecture tours . \nWe are offering two types of registrations \n\nLearning Track – For architects and other building professionals looking to learn from best-in-industry experts.\nNetworking Track – For manufacturers\, suppliers\, dealers looking to engage with decision makers and influencers in the high-end custom architectural vertical market.\n\nWe reserve the right to decline any registration that we deem has chosen the wrong track. \nSessions will include: \n\nCraftsmanship and New Traditional Infill Development on a Grand Scale with Christian Sottile\, Architect\, Urbanist\, Classicist and Professor at SCAD.\nCharleston’s History and Architectural Heritage with Dr. Nicholas Butler\, Charleston County Public Library and Host of the Charleston “Time Travels” podcast.\nDecarbonizing the Built Environment with Carl Elefante\, FAIA\, Principal Emeritus Quinn Evans\, Author of GOING for ZERO.\nMaterials and Methods: Hardware and Fenestration.\nSee the schedule for a complete list.\n\nPlanned Tours: \n\nDrayton Hall\, The Restoration of an Iconic Colonial Era Palladian Plantation House – this tour requires separate purchase. Please select it as an add-on.\nCharleston’s Historic Neighborhoods\, Ansonborough and ‘South of Broad.’\nThe Aiken Rhett House\nThe American College of the Building Arts and Next Generation Craftspeople.\nSee the schedule for a complete list.\n\nRegistration for this conference includes a one-year complimentary subscription to Traditional Building magazine. \nDiscounts are available for groups and government employees. \nPlease visit our website for the most current schedule. \nThe Traditional Building Conference Series is a registered provider of AIA continuing education credits. Credits for NARI\, AIBD\, and some NAHB certifications are available. \nFAQs \nHow can I contact the organizer with any questions? \nIf you have any questions about registration OR for information about registering a group email Carolyn Walsh at cwalsh@aimmedia.com \nWhat’s the refund policy? \nAll notice of cancellation or downgrades to the registration package must be received in writing by October 1\, 2026\, in order to receive 50% refund. Please email cwalsh@aimmedia.com.There will be no refunds for cancellations or downgrades received after February 1\, 2026 or for no shows. No exceptions. \nIf you have any questions about your registration or the event\, please email Carolyn Walsh\, Registration Manager\, at cwalsh@aimmedia.com or visit www.traditionalbuildingshow.com.
URL:https://www.aiasc.org/event/traditional-building-conference-series-charleston-sc/
LOCATION:SC
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SUMMARY:CACC/AIA Charleston: Liminal\, Fall Lecture Series: Brian Court\, FAIA-Miller Hull
DESCRIPTION:TWO OPTIONS TO JOIN THE LECTURE: \nIn-Person at the Clemson Architecture Center Charleston: \nRegister HERE \n  \nJoin the AIA Columbia watch party at the SC Center for Architecture\, 1530 Main Street\, suite C\, Columbia\, SC. \nLunch will be provided. \nRSVP  HERE. \n1 HSW credit \nAbout Brian Court: \nBrian Court\, FAIA\, Partner\nMiller Hull-Seattle Studio \nBrian is a partner in his firm’s Seattle studio\, Miller Hull Partnership. He has devoted much of his career to exploring what environmentally responsible architecture might look like. His commitment to performative design has earned him a reputation as a prominent performance-driven architect. Leading the design of some of the country’s most sustainable buildings like the Bullitt Center and the Kendeda Building – the first Living Building Challenge project to win an AIA National Award. \nAccording to Brian\, a new era of architecture is upon us. Because the built environment is responsible for 40% of carbon emissions\, it’s time for architects to change the way we design buildings. “A lot of people think that the look and feel of a building has to be compromised for sustainability and high performance to be included.” This\, Brian explains\, is a great misconception – that we somehow have to settle for less design in order to be kinder to the planet. \nBrian has devoted much of his career to exploring what environmentally responsible architecture might look like. What if we let go of our old notions of what a building should look like? What if we design buildings from the inside out? In this time of environmental crisis\, form should be a direct result of site\, climate\, and systems. \nBrian’s commitment to performative design has earned him a reputation as a prominent performance-driven architect. Leading the design of some of the country’s most sustainable buildings like the Bullitt Center and the Kendeda Building – the first Living Building Challenge project to win an AIA National Award – Brian is responsible for helping to affirm this approach and prove to the industry that ethics and aesthetics can\, in fact\, coexist. \n  \nRSVP to in-person at Eventbrite. \nVirtual Link: Virtual Registration
URL:https://www.aiasc.org/event/cacc-aia-charleston-liminal-fall-lecture-series-brian-court-faia-miller-hull/
LOCATION:South Carolina Center for Architecture\, 1530 Main Street\, suite C\, Columbia\, SC\, 29201\, United States
CATEGORIES:AIA Charleston,AIA Columbia,Clemson University,Lunch & Learn,SC Center for Architecture
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SUMMARY:4th Annual Annual Gingerbread Competition
DESCRIPTION:South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition Returns for a Fourth Sweet Season\nThe 4th Annual South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition invites bakers\, artists\, and holiday enthusiasts of all ages to showcase their creativity in a celebration of community and craftsmanship.\n\nThe event\, hosted by the South Carolina Architectural Foundation and Davis Architecture will be held December 3-12\, 2026\, at the South Carolina Center for Architecture\, located at 1530 Main Street Columbia\, SC.\n\nEvent Highlights:Gingerbread House Displays – Intricately designed creations from amateurs and professionalsJudging & Awards – Cash Prizes for 1st\, 2nd\, 3rd places. People’s Choice Award gift basket prize.Community Impact –Proceeds will go to the South Carolina Architectural Foundation outreach and scholarship programs.\n\nImportant Dates and Times:\nCalls for Competition- Registration IS OPEN! Entry Registration Deadline: November 28\, 2025\nPublic Viewing & Voting: Dec. 3-12. Gallery hours vary\, TBA.Thursday\, Dec 3\, 6pm-9pm during First Thursday on Main\nFriday\, Dec 4 9am-5pm\nSaturday\, December 5 from 9am-1pm during Soda City Market!\nSaturday\, December 12 from 9am-1pm during Soda City Market!\nAdmission: Free and open to the public!For entry forms\, rules\, and sponsorship opportunities\, visit the Facebook Page.\n\nAbout the South Carolina Gingerbread House CompetitionFounded in 2023\, the South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition celebrates creativity\, community\, and holiday spirit.
URL:https://www.aiasc.org/event/annual-gingerbread/
LOCATION:South Carolina Center for Architecture\, 1530 Main Street\, suite C\, Columbia\, SC\, 29201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Event,SC Center for Architecture
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