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DESCRIPTION:Join LACSI for Disabled Access: A Quartet of Topics\n\nThis sem
 inar will provide 5 hours of disabled access continuing education required
  for California architects license renewal in 2017.\n\nSaturday\, January 
 7\, 2017\n\nLocation:\n\nUSC Capital Construction Development\n3434 S. Gra
 nd Avenue\, Los Angeles\, CA 90089\n\nSchedule:\n\nSaturday\, January 7\, 
 2017\n\n8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Sign-In\, Coffee &amp\; Bagels\n8:30 a.m. 
 – 1:30 p.m. Presentations – Beginning Promptly and Continuing Without 
 Breaks until 1:30 p.m.\n\nParking:\n\nFree street parking is available on 
 Grand Avenue\n\nProgram:\n\nAccessibility: Past and Present\, by Michael E
 llars\, AIA\, APX\, CSI\, CDT\, LEED AP\, CASp\n\n“Accessibility” may 
 seem like a modern buzzword\, but the concept of making the built environm
 ent accommodating to persons with disabilities has been around for quite s
 ome time. This presentation will provide a brief overview of construction-
 related accessibility standards and their historical evolution. Michael El
 lars is an architect with DLR Group and an instructor at the USC School of
  Architecture. He regularly teaches licensure and accessibility seminars f
 or his office\, local AIA &amp\; CSI Chapters\, and other organizations.\n
 \nSignage for Accessibility\, by Janis Kent\, FAIA\, CASp\n\nOne of the mo
 re important elements of navigating thru the built environment is signage.
  We will review different sign types with their various requirements and 
 components per 2010 ADAS and the 2016 CBC leading to a better understandi
 ng and better integration into our language of architecture.\n\nJanis Kent
 \, FAIA\, an Architect and a CASp has been involved with Access in the bui
 lt environment since the mid-1980’s. She is the Founding President of th
 e Certified Access Specialist Institute\, and is designated a Subject Matt
 er Expert by the CA Division of the State Architect. Janis has authored bo
 oks on Accessibility used by architects\, designers\, and building officia
 ls\, and speaks nationally on Access.\n\nAccessible Door Openings\, by Sco
 tt A. Sabatini\, DAOC\, FDHI\, FDAI\, CSI\, CCPR\n\nAttendees will learn t
 he basic components of an accessible door opening\, know how to specify th
 ese components\, and avoid common mistakes made when specifying accessible
  openings. Scott is Principal of Door + Hardware Consultants\, Inc.\, an i
 ndependent consulting firm. Scott has over forty years experience in door 
 hardware and is past National President of the Door &amp\; Hardware Instit
 ute.\n\nThe Ten Steps to Access\, Common Sense Considerations Based on ADA
 SAD 2010 &amp\; CBC 11B\, by James V. Vitale\, AIA\, LEED AP\, CASp 007\, 
 RCI\, ACTCB\n\nTaught from the perspective of an architect\, plan reviewer
 \, inspector and expert witness\, “from the boards to the trenches”\, 
 this presentation will provide recent examples from city\, state\, and fed
 eral projects.  The presentation will also include a review of the change
 s to the 2016 CBC Chapter 11B that take effect in Jan. 2017.  Jim is a DS
 A Senior Architect-Access Compliance\; a past adjunct professor in the Con
 struction Technology Department at Mt. San Antonio College\, a subject mat
 ter expert to the state architect for CASp program implementation\, an exp
 ert witness in federal courts\, and has recently taught a 36 week course o
 n the ADA/CBC to the San Fernando Valley Chapter of the AIA. He is the rec
 ipient the first ACIA Robert F. Lynch\, FAIA award for outstanding contrib
 utions to the field of the ADA.\n\nRegistration:\n\nAdvance registration i
 s required: Please reserve by Wednesday\, January 4\, 2017 – 4:00 p.m.\
 n\nCost:\n\nCSI &amp\; AIA Members:   $45.00\nAll Others:  $75.00\n\nAIA
  CEU LU HSU Credits:\n\nFive (5) AIA CEU/LU/HSU will be offered.\n\nLACSI 
 – Educating and Connecting People to Improve Design and Construction | 
 www.lacsi.org\n
SUMMARY:LACSI Education Seminar: Disabled Access - A Quartet of Topics
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