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SUMMARY:Mentorship Exchange: Fall Series\, Session 2
DESCRIPTION:Registration for Session 2 is open at the bottom of this page; sign up for Session 1 here.\n \nSESSION 1 \nIf you would like to request to have registration fees waived due to financial hardship\, please contact info@archive.aiasf.org. \n  \n\nAbout the Mentors\nPete Noone\, AIA\nSCB \nPete Noone is the Managing Director of SCB’s San Francisco office where he is responsible for the office’s overall operations and management. He sits on the firm’s Executive Committee that oversees SCB’s operations\, risk management\, finance\, and strategic pursuits\, providing firmwide leadership and direction. Pete also leads the firm’s internal professional development and educational programs for staff. \nAs the Managing Principal for the firm’s west coast projects\, Pete’s responsibilities include team organization and assembly; contract review and fee negotiations; and overall project delivery strategy and execution. His counsel and organizational talents are instrumental at the beginning of projects\, and his experience and expertise in construction administration are key components of SCB’s reputation as a firm that builds what it designs. \nIn his 35+ years at SCB\, both in the Chicago and San Francisco offices\, Pete has supervised teams for numerous large-scale multifamily residential\, mixed-use\, and institutional projects nationwide. While in the Chicago office\, Pete led teams on the award-winning restoration of the Nichols Tower as part of the historic Sears Catalog Facility in Chicago’s Homan Square; One Rincon Hill in San Francisco; The Legacy at Millennium Park in Chicago; and the Guglielmino Athletics Complex at the University of Notre Dame. Since relocating to California\, Pete’s projects include 399 Fremont and Solaire\, residential apartment towers in San Francisco; 615 Eighth Avenue\, a condominium project in Seattle; and Park Lane Ala Moana\, Anaha\, and Victoria Place\, all luxury condominium projects in Honolulu. \nPete received a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Notre Dame and a Master of Architecture from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He is a Director at Large and Assistant Secretary of the AIA San Francisco Board of Directors\, and serves on the Management Group of the national Documents Committee of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). \nNathan Ogle\, AIA\n12CHC | DESIGN MANAGEMENT \nNathan Ogle is the founder of 12CHC|Design Management\, an Architectural\, Real Estate\, Contracts\, Entitlements\, and Design Consulting business geographically centered in the San Francisco Bay Area with award-winning design projects locally and beyond. His career spans practice\, academia\, business\, construction; along with writing extensively on sustainability\, culture\, thought\, and design trends. \nHe currently serves on the AIA California Board of Directors\, AIACA Urban Design Committee and Board of Governors for a San Francisco Non-Profit Agency\, while educating students around the world as an online foundation instructor in Architecture at the Academy of Art University. \nHis passions are family\, small stream fishing\, tennis\, high adventure camping\, league basketball\, mountain biking\, kayaking and collecting mid-century modern furniture. \nHe received his Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design from Columbia University\, Graduate School of Architecture\, Planning and Preservation in the City of New York and a Bachelor of Architecture from Virginia Tech\, College of Architecture and Urban Studies in Blacksburg\, Virginia.
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