All are welcome to attend this insightful panel on Design for Accessibility: Beyond the Code, presented by AIA Phoenix Metro Women in Architecture and the Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging (EDIB) Committee, in celebration of Disability Pride Month.
Wednesday, July 30 at Ability360 in Phoenix.
5:00PM
 - 
Tour Ability360
, one of only a handful of centers in the U.S. that is specifically designed for individuals with disabilities, and the only center of its kind in the Western United States. The center provides health, fitness and recreation programs to military veterans, individuals with disabilities and their families, and also serves as a venue for local, national and international adaptive sporting events.
5:30PM - Program and Networking Reception
Moderated by 
Kelsey Ahumada, AIA
, Managing Principal at Portica Architecture, attendees will hear from the following panelists:
Maegan
 
Blau
, Founder & Interior Designer at Blue Copper Design
Clarisa
 
del Castillo, AIA
, Principal at Merge Architectural Group
Maurita
 
Harris, AIA
, Senior Architect at PHX Architecture
Gary Nelson
, AIA
, Architect at City of Phoenix
Stephanie Shough
, Designer at SmithGroup
This session will be available for 1.5 HSW LU from AIA.
All are welcome to attend! Free for members at any level (Architect, Associate or Allied). Non-members can attend for $15.
Information Source: AIA Phoenix Metro | eventbrite

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Phoenix

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This is a really big park. I took the canal path from the south end to the north end and stopped at Hole in the Rock, which took about an hour. A great place to relax, exercise and have a picnic. I loved the change between the green areas around the lake and the dry areas filled with cacti. And was amazed by the bird life around. It does get very hot so wear sunscreen and bring plenty of water.

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[Scenery] The closest hiking route to the city
You can see the sunrise and sunset of Phoenix here
I went there twice this year
I arrived at around 8am in March to see the blue sky and wild flowers
I arrived at around 5am in June to see many tourists waiting for the sunrise
This place is right next to the zoo and the Desert Botanical Garden
Free attractions
Travel route
Bring breakfast and watch the sunrise and have breakfast at the Cave in the Stone
Then go to the Desert Botanical Garden at around 8am to see all kinds of desert plants and animals
At noon, have a good meal at the restaurant in the botanical garden
If you like, go to the zoo in the afternoon (but I don&#39;t like it)

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