For Attendees

Seminars

24 Seminars, 6 Tracks

Two dozen seminars in six tracks bring a variety of educational opportunities to Expo each year. From land reclamation and recycling systems to leveraging technology, the seminar tracks will cover design, technical, architectural practice, sustainability issues and case studies along with an exhibitor-sponsored track of classes. Always well-attended, each seminar qualifies for one AIA/CES learning unit (except where noted otherwise).

All seminars are seated on a first come first serve basis. All you’ll need is your official expo name badge.

Download the Seminar & Events Schedule.

Track	8:00am - 9:00am	9:15am - 10:15am	2:15pm - 3:15pm	3:30pm - 4:30pm
Sustainability Room 314	Session A1 (HSW) (SD) Maintaining a Sustainable Building	Session A2 (HSW) (SD) Fueling Oahu's Renewable Energy	Session A3 (HSW) (SD) Applying Pre-Contact Concepts Today	Session A4 (HSW) (SD) Building Lightly
Design Room 319	Session B1 (HSW) Saving Kaka'ako Pump Station	Session B2 (HSW) Collaborative Design	Session B3 (HSW) Enhancing Design through Graphics	Session B4 (HSW) Everyone's Building Code Update
Practice Room 317A	Session C1 (HSW) The New ADA (2-hour session)		Session C3 Benefits of Cloud Computing	Session C4 What's Up DAGS?
Technical Room 318A	Session D1 (HSW) Benefits of Radiant Barriers	Session D2 (HSW) Selecting Windows That Work	Session D3 (HSW) Learning From Tohoku	Session D4 (HSW) Winning the War Against Moisture
Intern Development Room 317B	Session E1 (HSW) (SD) Exhibitor Seminiar: Managing Condensation, Water Intrusion, and Energy in the Real World	Session E2 (HSW) M&E for the ARE	Session E3 (HSW) Structures for the ARE	Session E4 (No Credit) How to Pass the ARE
Exhibitor Room 318B	Session F1 (HSW) Preventing Callbacks	Session F2 (HSW) Architectural Millwork Quality Control - Assurance through Certification	Session F3 (HSW) Recent Trends in Waterproofing Tile and Stone Installations	Session F4 (HSW) Light Weight Honeycomb Reinforced Stone Cladding System

All seminars qualify for one AIA CES LU, except for Session E4 (no credits) and Session C1 (two credits).
(HSW) indicates the seminar qualifies for Health Safety and Welfare credit.
(SD) indicates the seminar qualifies for Sustainable Design credit.

AIA Honolulu is a registered provider with the American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems (CES).
Credits earned will be reported upon completion to CES records for AIA members.