AchitecTour Santa Barbara AIA
This year’s tour features projects in various communities near downtown Santa Barbara. The projects include newly completed residences on the Mesa, as well as mid-century and cottage-style accessory dwelling units. In addition, tour-goers will also have the chance to visit multi-unit senior and veteran housing projects, Drift Hotel, and SB Biergarten. The spaces demonstrate the beauty of Santa Barbara’s signature indoor-outdoor lifestyle and the diversity of our local communities.
ArchitecTours is an annual celebration of local architecture. Projects on the tour showcase the depth of knowledge and expertise AIA architects have in urban design, sustainability, accessibility, structural improvements, building materials, and historic renovation. The self-guided in-person tour offers a rare opportunity for a behind-the-scenes look at exceptional properties, making architecture more accessible to the public. Tour participants will observe first-hand how architects transform ordinary spaces into impactful environments.
August 29 Early bird tickets go on sale
September 19 Regular Ticket Pricing
October 7 10.00 am – 4.00 pm ArchitecTours
October 7 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm ArchitecTours Party
Tickets
Early Bird tickets are on sale from August 29-September 18!
Early Bird AIA Members & Seniors (65+): $65
Early Bird General Public: $75
Students: $30
AIA Associate Members: $30
AIA Members & Seniors: $80
General Public: $90
Source for this promotional post: ArchitecTours 2023
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