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The Channel Collection has closed ends to prevent catching on clothing and cords, and a flush installation for an elegant profile. The feature of multiple anchor points provides long-term stability. All pieces are machined in the U.S. of solid brass and offered in any finish you can imagine (standard finishes listed below). Router templates are available to achieve the flush installation. Credits: Principal, Allied Member ASID Anna Morgan | Logistics Manager & Technical Designer https://www.finerystudio.com/ Video Production and Editing: Gus Bernal - https://www.gusbernal.com/ Music by Hooksounds

This year, the Austin Foundation for Architecture and the AIA Austin Women in Architecture committee established their first annual scholarship awarded to a minority female identifying student attending the University of Texas School of Architecture. The scholarship was a direct result of the Call to Action subcommittee, formed by WiA Austin in 2021, whose goal is to identify and remove barriers for minority women in architecture. After an intense review process of all the applications, the AFA and WiA Austin awarded scholarships to two incredible students, Temi Osanyintolu and Narsis Holmes. Please enjoy this video of Narsis Holmes describing what it means for her to be one of this year's scholarship recipients. In addition to the scholarship, WiA has paired each student with a mentor from the Austin architecture community. We would also like to take a moment to recognize our two mentors, Donna Carter and Nkiru Gelles. Thank you to all of this years donors including Donna Carter, Mckinney York Architects, MMD Architects, Gus Bernal, Restructure Studio, Page, Ruben Martinez, Martinez Moore Engineers, Artisan Hardwood Floors, Faye and Walker, ATX Architects, BGK Architects, Nicole Blair, Rogers-O'Brien, Alterstudio, Thoughtbarn, Michael Hsu Office of Architecture, Storybuilt, Randy Davis, Julien Brown, Makayla Ponce, Den Properties, Jeanne Schultz Design Studio, and Lemmo Architecture and Design. Thank you also to Nichole Wiedemann for being a great resource at UTSOA and for assisting us with setting up this scholarship. Committee Chair - Stephanie Lemmo, Assoc. AIA Committee Chair-Elect - Carina Coel, AIA Sub-committee Chair - Alexandra Chaves, Assoc. AIA Video Production and Editing: Gus Bernal - https://www.gusbernal.com/ Location: UT School of Architecture

AIA Austin’s Women in Architecture (WiA) Committee coordinated the Guide to Austin Architecture’s Groundbreaking Women Fall Bike Tour, which took place November 12th 2022 and featured 7 of 12 sites from the Guide to Austin Groundbreaking Women website. The Guide to Austin Architecture’s Groundbreaking Women Fall Bike Tour featured east Austin sites and included presentations by Ada Corral, AIA for the Festival Beach Restroom; Elizabeth Baird, AIA for Gati Ice Cream; Lucy Begg, AIA for 901 East 6th; Christy Taylor, AIA for Paperboy; Heather McKinney, FAIA for the African American Cultural and Heritage Facility; Donna Carter, FAIA for the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center; and Elizabeth Alford, Assoc. AIA for the Next Door Creative Offices. Event Coordination was put together by: Stephanie Lemmo, Assoc. AIA, Courtney Mallen, Assoc. AIA, Bud Franck, and Julia Brown Volunteers for the Event include: Alexandra Chaves, Bud Franck, Adelle York, Toni Thomasson, Ashton Brooks, and Stephanie Lemmo Video Production and Editing by: Gus Bernal www.gusbernal.com

AIA Austin Women in Architecture presents ‘Profiles’ , an interview series. Our Mission at WIA Austin is to promote, validate, and illuminate the role of women within the architectural field through fostering community, fellowship, education, and outreach. This year's 'Profiles' Interview series invites firm leaders to discuss the topic of Inspiration. We asked the question - In what ways do you hope to inspire or support other women in the profession? Please enjoy the eighth interview with Lucy Begg, AIA Architect & Co-Director Thoughtbarn Committee Chair - Stephanie Lemmo, Assoc. AIA Committee Chair-Elect - Carina Coel, AIA Sub-committee Chair - Alexandra Chaves, Assoc. AIA Video Production and Editing: Gus Bernal - https://www.gusbernal.com/ Locations: Thoughtbarn Offices

This year, the Austin Foundation for Architecture and the AIA Austin Women in Architecture committee established their first annual scholarship awarded to a minority female identifying student attending the University of Texas School of Architecture. The scholarship was a direct result of the Call to Action subcommittee, formed by WiA Austin in 2021, whose goal is to identify and remove barriers for minority women in architecture. After an intense review process of all the applications, the AFA and WiA Austin awarded scholarships to two incredible students, Temi Osanyintolu and Narsis Holmes. Please enjoy this video of Temi Osanyintolu describing what it means for her to be one of this year's scholarship recipients. In addition to the scholarship, WiA has paired each student with a mentor from the Austin architecture community. We would also like to take a moment to recognize our two mentors, Donna Carter and Nkiru Gelles. Thank you to all of this years donors including Donna Carter, Mckinney York Architects, MMD Architects, Gus Bernal, Restructure Studio, Page, Ruben Martinez, Martinez Moore Engineers, Artisan Hardwood Floors, Faye and Walker, ATX Architects, BGK Architects, Nicole Blair, Rogers-O'Brien, Alterstudio, Thoughtbarn, Michael Hsu Office of Architecture, Storybuilt, Randy Davis, Julien Brown, Makayla Ponce, Den Properties, Jeanne Schultz Design Studio, and Lemmo Architecture and Design. Thank you also to Nichole Wiedemann for being a great resource at UTSOA and for assisting us with setting up this scholarship. Committee Chair - Stephanie Lemmo, Assoc. AIA Committee Chair-Elect - Carina Coel, AIA Sub-committee Chair - Alexandra Chaves, Assoc. AIA Video Production and Editing: Gus Bernal - https://www.gusbernal.com/ Location: UT School of Architecture

"Tiny Victories 2.0. A Tale of Empathy" tells the story of Chioco Design's team journey when building a micro home for an individual who has struggled with chronic and sustained homelessness. How organizations like AIA Design Voice and Mobile Loaves & Fishes works timely to offer hope for the community. The word "empathy" serves as a prompt in the development, and execution, but mostly the idea of leaving behind preconceptions of what it is like to live without a home. Director/Editor Gus Bernal www.gusbernal.com Producer: Alexandra Chaves & Gus Bernal Music: www.hooksounds.com Special Thanks to: Chioco Design Jamie Chioco, Christy Taylor, Ben Dimmitt, Vanessa Francis, Tim Petersen, Mau Garza and May Wong Page/ - Design, Architecture, Engineering Shelby Blessing, Wendy Dunnam Tita & Jen Bussinger Mobile Loaves & Fishes Sarah Satterlee Photos Chioco Design - Tiny Victories: Leonid Furmansky AIA Austin DesignVoice: Jason John Paul Haskins & Sarah Satterlee

AIA Austin’s Women in Architecture (WiA) Committee coordinated the Guide to Austin Architecture’s Groundbreaking Women Spring Bike Tour, which took place March 26th 2022 and featured 5 of 12 sites from the Guide to Austin Groundbreaking Women website. The Guide to Austin Architecture’s Groundbreaking Women Spring Bike Tour featured presentations by Emily Little, FAIA for Hotel Saint Cecilia; Heather McKinney, FAIA for McGarrah Jessee; Kelly Henson and Lisa Biel, AIA for the Seaholm Power Plant Redevelopment; Maija Kreishman, AIA for La Condesa; and Sophia Razzaque, AIA for Hotel Magdalena. Event Coordination was put together by: Stephanie Lemmo, Assoc. AIA, Courtney Mallen, Assoc. AIA, Bud Franck, and Julia Brown Volunteers for the Event include: Kathleen Deaver, Alexandra Chaves, Adelle York, and Toni Thomasson Video Production and Editing by: Gus Bernal www.gusbernal.com

Preservation Austin’s marquee educational and outreach event, the annual Homes Tour, is back with an exciting twist: the 2022 “Out of the House” Spring Tour will take guests into a specially curated selection of iconic historic spaces that speak to our city’s expansive history. The event will take place in-person on Saturday, April 30, 2022, from 10 am to 5 pm. Guests will receive exclusive access to quintessentially Austin sites that are not to be missed. From the lush interiors of the newly restored 1930s Travis County Probate Courthouse, to the rehabilitated Baker School, now home to the headquarters of Alamo Draft house Cinemas. These spaces tell the stories of the people and movements that shaped Austin, across generations and cultures. Get out of the house and join us in exploring our city's heritage this spring! Video by Gus Bernal www.gusbernal.com Provided to YouTube by DistroKid Upbeat Motivational Inspiring Uplifting Corporate Background Music · Lesfm Upbeat Motivational Inspiring Uplifting Corporate Background Music ℗ lesfreemusic Released on: 2021-01-04

Music supervision company Groove Guild is set to release their forthcoming web series - Unsupervised. The series aims to epitomize the indisputable significance of the live stage with a collection of intimate, insightful sessions from exceptional emerging artists. Groove Guild is striving to bring artists who are on the verge of greatness into the spotlight, exposing their talent as well as their unique disposition to an audience of music lovers and leading creatives. Al Risi, founder of Groove Guild, has spent his career straddling the worlds of music and advertising, being drawn to live music as a true litmus test for career artists: “The live concert experience is still where the rubber meets the road for artist discovery and, increasingly, for creative inspiration”. Set in the very same recording studio that once hosted the likes of David Bowie and Lou Reed, Unsupervised is striving to advance this legacy in their first episode, featuring Norwegian singer-songwriter & Glassnote recording artist - Aurora. The web series is set to launch in early 2017.

A Violet Horizon traces Austin's rich history through an understanding of demographics, topography, and climate. Seen through the eyes of women in architecture, this film explores the past with a journey through multiple neighborhoods that shaped the history of the city, while also highlighting the city's current exponential growth of its population. The effects of the city's growth has presented social challenges facing Austin such as a diminishing African American population and an increasing homeless population. The film gives the audience a thorough understanding of Austin culture's critical aspects — its place in history and politics, its progressive art scene, and, of course, innovative architecture. More than anything, A Violet Horizon is a love letter to the city, no matter the era. This documentary helps us understand social changes Austin has faced through its architecture, evolving skyline, and constant city growth, while ultimately crowning Austin as Texas's royal seat. Featuring Jennifer Russo Cumberbatch Produced by Stephanie Lemmo, Nkiru Gelles, Jes Deaver, and AIA Austin Videography and Editing by Gustavo Bernal Written by Jes Deaver and Jennifer Russo Cumberbatch

Third installment getting funky from the comfort of our homes! Lluvia All audio and video has been captured with mobile devices. Zumbi Richards: Voice, trombone Andrés Villegas: Voice, guitar Félix Pacheco: Bass, synth Joshua Thomson: Alto Sax Joseph Woullard: Baritone Sax Gustavo Hernandez: Drums, percussion Micah Shalom: Trumpet Editing: Gustavo Bernal

In these trying times, the music from Austin’s Cilantro Boombox is a much-needed escape. Their energetic, positive stance on how they go about their workflows ever so effortlessly through one’s body. To create such an experience for fans to enjoy, Cilantro Boombox utilizes a fusion of brass instrumentation, electronic music, and Latin and Pan-African sounds. The contrast of just wanting to dance, shake things up and scream, juxtaposed with images of Black Lives Matter protests in Austin was a way to tie it all together and tip our hats to all of those that continue to fight for a better and more fair future. Footage by Brittany Hallberg Edited by Gustavo Bernal

BRAND - A short film that captures the Cameron Cattle Company's traditional rope and drag cattle roundup in the Palo Duro Canyon in Texas.

Quest Love take us to the hidden gems of NYC, in this travel pilot