Continuing Education

All of our programs qualify for professional continuing education (self-reporting). Paid programs are submitted for CEUs with AIA and AICP. We are an approved provider for AIA and AICP. We also qualify for Certified Local Government (CLG) training. Appropriate continuing education categories are listed below.

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Three Modern Resources: Tiki, Googie, and Brutalism

A look at three particularly quirky, threatened, and controversial styles of modernism that have only recently attracted the full attention of preservationists. You will learn about the historic background, character defining features, and materials used in three resources types of the recent past, including Tiki, Googie, and Brutalism. The session will close with a brief round table discussion focused on discussing the challenges of evaluating these resources.

You Will Be Able To....

  1. Identify the character defining features of three unique architectural styles: Tiki, Googie, and Brutalism
  2. Determine the key materials used in each of of the three styles
  3. Examine the challenges and approaches to evaluating resources that typically don't fall into the "highbrow design" category
  4. Describe the history and evolution of three common types of late-20th century architecture

Speakers

  • Alexander Bevil, Historian, California State Parks
  • Alan Hess, Architectural Critic and Columnist, San Jose Mercury News
  • Christopher McMorris, Architectural Historian, JRP Historical Consulting.

Continuing Education

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