Welcome to the Baltimore
Chapter of CSI
Meeting Details
Thursday, December 9th
4:30 pm Board Meeting
5:30 pm Bowling
Location:
Mustang Alley's
1300 Bank St.
Baltimore, MD 21231
RSVP to kgood@waldonstudio.com
!!!GIVEAWAY!!!
CSI Baltimore
Each attendee to our virtual or in-person meetings from Sept 2021 through Jan 2022 will be entered into a giveaway to be drawn at the end of the Jan meeting. Make sure you join each meeting for the most entries. Board members are excluded.
December Program
Bowling is Back!
Time for our Chapter's annual December Bowling event! A Chapter tradition since 2009, we're heading to Mustang Alley's at 1300 Bank Street in the Little Italy neighborhood of Baltimore from 5:30 to 8:00 PM. We are doing Duckpins and Tenpins!
Parking is available at the Little Italy parking garage at 400 South Central Avenue between Bank Street and Mince Alley.
No experience or skill is required to participate. Chapter leaders will assign people not already on a team.
Shoes are provided.
Bring your mask ( Baltimore City Covid-19 rules are in effect). Bring your socks.
See you at the lanes!
Should you have any event questions, please contact our House Chair, Katherine Good at: events@csibaltimore.org
Chapter Handbook
Helpful Links
Felt Tips— The Chapter Blog
Middle Atlantic Region Web Site
Chapter Websites
Use it for the end of your lunch time presentations. It is a series of slides developed by Chapter Leaders to introduce attendees to CSI and the Baltimore Chapter.
About Us
Charted in 1959, the Baltimore Chapter CSI is one of over 130 Chapters of the Construction Specifications Institute. The mission of CSI is to advance building information management and education of project teams to improve facility performance.
Founded in 1948, CSI is a national association of more than 9,500 volunteers, including specifiers, architects, engineers, contractors, facility managers, product representatives, manufacturers, owners, and others who are experts in building construction and the materials used therein. They are dedicated to improving the communication of construction information through:
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A diversified membership base of allied professionals involved in the creation and management of the built environment.
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Continuous development and transformation of standards and formats.
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Education and certification of professionals to improve project delivery processes.
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Creation of practice tools to assist users throughout the facility life-cycle.