Crow Friedman Seminar 

and AIA Knoxville

in cooperation with the 

 will present seminars in the morning entitled

Topics - "Construction and the new Architectural Design Practice – Contemporary Issues and Concerns."   

Presenter: David N. Garst Attorney at LawLewis, Thomason, King, Krieg & Waldrop, P.C.

 Objective 1 – Understand the roles played by the different parties to the construction process and how they can contribute to creating healthy, environmentally-friendly buildings

• Objective 2 – Understand the requirement for certifying in-place construction values to maintain the quality of the built environment
• Objective 3 – Produce Construction Contracts that minimize confusion and misunderstanding for high-efficiency buildings
• Objective 4- Explain how AIA Contract Documents can be used for different formsof Contracts to ensure successful projects

David Garst will also include information about Design and Construction Documentation.

Construction of any project requires an enormous volume of specialized and interconnected documentation. Designers devote countless hours to creating drawings and other instruments of service, contracts, contemporaneous records of decisions made during design and construction, correspondence and emails, logs, minutes, photographs, evaluation of contractor activity, payment documentation, and certification of completion. Documentation is the most time intensive and costly activity undertaken by a design professional. Why do we do it? Is it worth the cost and effort? This seminar addresses the reasons for design and construction documentation, things that must be documented and things that should not, records retention, and a designer's duty to preserve and share documents in a claim or dispute.

TSPE and ACECTN Knoxville Chapter

Members/Non-Members Register Below

If you are an AIA Knoxville Member, contact AIA Knoxville at compexec@aiaetn.org

Registration will be confirmed - Space is limited - No refunds