2013 Annual Convention and Trade...

2013 Annual Convention and Trade Show

August 8-10, 2013Hilton Bonnet Creek | Orlando

More information on www.aiafla.org

What are the things you must understand of your client’s business? How can you lead a successful practice that is connected to your community and admired by your neighbors? What are the

major changes taking place with how the next generation of architects is being prepared? How will Millennials change the way your firm operates?

Join us as the answers to these questions and more are considered, discussed and debated by national and international thought leaders at the 2013 AIA Florida Convention. Under the leadership of Convention Chair Virgilio Campaneria, AIA, and AIA Florida Vice President Joe Garcia, AIA, our Convention Committee has put together what may well be the most important and thought-provoking convention in the history of AIA Florida. Architects, leading industry professionals, educators and students will engage in a dialogue on the most pressing issues of the day.

In keeping with this year’s theme, “Designed Intervention” our Convention Committee has prepared tracks for: Education, Engagement, Environment and Health. In addition, there are Emerging Professionals focus sessions to address the career development interests of associates, recent graduates and students. Our kickoff speaker, Robert Ivy, FAIA will share groundbreaking developments connecting research and practice and the critical role of architects in determining public health outcomes. John Peterson, AIA, Founder & President of Public Architecture will be the Keynote Speaker. In addition, we will have two General Sessions; Dean Monica Ponce de Leon, AIA, of the Taubman College at the University of Michigan will speak about the leading edge trends in architectural education and Dan Pitera, FAIA, will share the story of a practice that engages the underserved and trains architects to produce award winning work.

If you’ve attended many AIA Florida Conventions before, or if it is your first time, you will want to be sure to join us in Orlando. I’ll be pleased to welcome you to the city I call home. Orlando is a hub of creativity, entertainment, innovation and contradiction and has much to offer.

When Florida’s community of architects come together to learn, exchange ideas and be inspired it is truly one of the highlights of working in a demanding industry. Join us as we celebrate the achievements of Florida’s architects in shaping the future of Florida. The AIA Florida 2013 Convention awaits you!

Dan Kirby, AIA, AICP, LEED AP

AIA Florida 2013 President

PRESIDEnT’S MESSAGE

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Kickoff SpeakerRobert A. Ivy, FAIARobert Ivy, FAIA, is the Chief Executive Officer of the American Institute of Architects. In his role, Ivy works to increase public understanding of the architect’s contribution and the value of design. Prior to joining the AIA, Ivy was vice president and editorial director of McGraw-Hill Construction and editor-in-chief of Architectural Record.

Keynote Speaker

John Peterson, AIAJohn Peterson, AIA, is the Founder & President, of Public Architecture and serves as the design director, chief spokesperson and strategist. He is also the principal of Peterson Architects. Peterson is a recipient of numerous design and social innovation awards and writes and speaks internationally about the role that the design of the built environment has in improving underserved communities.

General Session Speakers

Monica Ponce de Leon, AIAMonica Ponce de Leon, AIA, is the Dean of the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning and the Design Director of the architecture firm, MPdL Studio. Dean Ponce de Leon received a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1989 from the University of Miami and a Master of Architecture in Urban Design degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. As a founding partner of the former architecture firm Office dA she has received over sixty international awards including AIA’s Institute Honor Award for Architecture (Macallen Building, 2010).

Dan Pitera, FAIA, ACDDan Pitera, FAIA, ACD, is a political and social activist masquerading as an architect. He is presently the Executive Director of the Detroit Collaborative Design Center at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Architecture. He views the design profession as an essential force in establishing human relationships and engagement.

SPEAKERS

2013 Annual Convention Committee

Virgil Campaneria, AIA, ChairJoe Garcia, AIA, Vice President Kim Headland, AIADebra Lupton, AIAVivian Salaga, AIAAlice Moffit Schultz, AIAJJ Scott, AIA John Tice, FAIA

AIA Florida 2013 | 3

☛ CE creditOver 21 hours of CE

credit will be avail-able.

Thursday | August 8th

8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Board Meeting/Annual Meetings12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Session A: Life is Better with Masonry 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Session B: Welcome/Kickoff – Robert Ivy, FAIA 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Session C: Disciplinary Transformation – Monica Ponce de

Leon, AIA 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. President’s Reception7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. CGI Dessert Reception7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Fellows Dinner (by invitation only)8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Movie: ScrapHouse – John Peterson, AIA

Friday | August 9th

7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CGI Golf Tournament 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Tour: Nemours Children’s Hospital8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. EP Session: Roundtable 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Session D: BIM Implementation10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. EP Session: Got Leadership? 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Session E: Fenestration: Energy Efficient Options 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Session F: Keynote – John Peterson, AIA 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. “Road to Fellowship” 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Trade Show 7:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. AIA Orlando Chapter Party

Saturday | August 10th

8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. AIA Florida Past-Presidents’ Breakfast 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. ARE Boot Camp 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Tour: Tiffany Collection at the Morse Museum9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Session G: IDP for Everyone Session H: The PeopleMap Communication System 10:30 a.m.– 12:00 p.m. Session I: Become a Principal or Start Up a Firm? Session J: Change to Shape Resilient Communities Session K: Women in Architecture – 8X8X21:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Session L: General Session – Mosaics & Tapestries – Dan

Pitera, FAIA, ACD3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sumi-e with Sake 3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Florida Foundation for Architecture Annual Meeting3:15 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Session M: Generations & Demographics in Workforce Session N: Lake/Flato: Engaging the Environment 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. AIA Florida/Caribbean Honor and Design Awards Reception

& Presentation

SCHEDULE OF EVEnTS

Blue denotes EP Sessions


GEnERAL InFORMATIOnEmerging ProfessionalsJoin your peers and colleagues as AIA Florida supports emerging professionals as part of its 2013 Annual Convention. Take part in sessions that really matter to you as the future leaders of the AIA and the architecture profession. The special sessions for EP’s are marked in blue on the convention schedule.

On Friday morning, participate in a roundtable discussion with 2012 AIA Young Architect Award Winner Michael Halflants, an architect and professor. Michael will discuss getting started in the profession and alternative career paths. This is your chance to drive the conversation about architecture, career alternatives and licensing issues.

Following the roundtable join an inspiring panel discussion from the brightest and most influential young architects and emerging architects in Florida. Hear their stories of leadership, community and civic involvement and feel-good programs that they have participated in.

Finally, for the first time ever, the Convention will host a full-day ARE Boot Camp on Saturday, reviewing all sections of the ARE. The best part? It’s covered in your convention registration fee! Sign up for one, two or all seven sessions on Saturday and you’ll be ready for your exams in no time. EPs are also welcome to attend any of the other convention sessions and events, some for a fee.

Guests, Spouses & KidsMany events are available for guests and are complimentary with a Guest Registration including the Kickoff, Keynote & General Sessions; President’s & Dessert Receptions; Movie; Tradeshow; and Continental Breakfasts. For a small fee you may register for the Sumi-e Class, a tour of the Tiffany Collection at the Morse Museum, or a tour of the nemours

Children’s Hospital. There is also a great spa at the adjoining Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Kids are always welcome to join their parents for the Tradeshow and continental breakfasts without a registration fee.

SPAThe Waldorf Astoria Spa® is a 24,000 square foot spa that includes 22 treatment rooms. Enjoy body therapies. Achieve overall well-being through transforming and soothing massages. Rejuvenate your skin with a gentle facial. Cleanse the body with customized aromatherapy wraps. To complement these highly personalized services, premier products are available, enabling guests to enjoy a quintessential spa experience. Should you not have enough time to enjoy one of these luxurious treatments, relax with the spa’s tea lounge, steam room, and Jacuzzi for a daily fee of $30. Don’t be disappointed about not getting a treatment, call in advance to make your appointment at 407-597-5360.

WA Kids ClubWith all that there is to do at Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, kids may never want to return home. Have your little ones embark on the ultimate adventure at our impressive Orlando kid-friendly hotel. The exciting kids’ club includes thrilling games, exciting arts and crafts, and activities that make learning a joy. Kids in the program can easily make friends because there professional staff has a knack for getting everyone to participate. It’s never-ending fun and games at the stunning Orlando kids’ hotel, as kids play watersports, ride bicycles, join in a golf clinic, take interactive art classes, and play video games. And that is just for starters. Depending on the season activities may include: Watersports, Bike tours, Golf clinics, Arts and crafts, Scavenger hunts and relay games, the latest gaming equipment including Wii and Rock Band The WA Kids Club is open to children ages 5 to 12 and is available Daily 10AM - 5PM. The cost is $15 an hour per child. Reservations are required; please call 407-597-5388 to reserve your child’s space or for more details.

Attractions:Walt Disney World® Theme ParksLocated within the gates of Walt Disney World® Resort, Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek puts you right in the middle of all of the magic of Disney. Complimentary luxury motorcoach transportation is provided between Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek and Walt Disney World® theme parks and Downtown Disney®. The daily transportation schedule is available at front desk or concierge. For your convenience, tickets for Disney parks may be purchased online, through Disney’s Concierge team, or at the Disney Tickets, Gifts and Sundries Store adjacent to the lobby.

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Session A:

Life is Better with MasonryThursday, August 8th | 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm | 1 LU Hour (1 HSW)

This course outlines the many benefits of building with masonry construction, highlighting the design flexibility, durability, safety and cost savings of projects designed and built with masonry construction.

Fee: $20 (This session includes a light lunch)

Speakers: Chris Bettinger, OldcastleCoastal; Don Beers, PE, Masonry Association of Florida, Inc.

Sponsored by Masonry Association of Florida

Session B: Kickoff

We’re in a New World in the 21st Century!Thursday, August 8th | 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm | 1.5 LU Hours

In this session Mr. Ivy will discuss a world that includes a truly global economy, a complex food chain, and a rich professional climate. So, what does being a “grounded” architect mean?

Speaker: Robert Ivy, FAIA, American Institute of Architects

Session C: General Session

Disciplinary TransformationsThursday, August 8th | 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

In her featured keynote address, Monica Ponce de Leon will illustrate how architects can identify the unique challenges of each project to push forward transformational design solutions. The founding partner of MPdL Studio, Ponce de Leon is internationally recognized for innovation and excellence in design. Using examples from her work on projects ranging from furniture to architecture and urban design to infrastructure, with a focus on design integration, craft, detailing, and precision, the presentation will outline the design processes established by her firm that seize the peculiarities of a site, unique program requirements and cultural specificity as catalysts to encourage invention, sustainable design and transformation. Investigations of potentials of materials and construction techniques as well as evolving technologies derived from digital manufacturing processes will also be highlighted. An award-winning architect, Ponce de Leon currently is Dean of the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Michigan.

Speaker: Monica Ponce de Leon, AIA

EP Focus Session:

Speak up, Speak out…Join the ConversationFriday, August 9th | 8:30 am – 10:00 am | 1.5 LU Hours

Associate members and emerging professionals are invited to take part in the Second Annual Associates Roundtable Discussion with special guest, 2012 AIA Young Architect Award Winner, Michael Halflants. Topics will range from getting started in the profession to alternative career paths. The roundtable also

provides a venue for the next generation of architects to voice their opinion about the current state of the profession or the direction of the association. Let your voice be heard.

Speaker: Michael Halflants, University South Florida

Session D:

BIM Implementation: Catalyst for Process ChangeFriday, August 9th | 9:30 am – 11:30 am | 2 LU Hours (2 HSW)

In the book The Owner’s Dilemma, Barbara Bryson makes a profound statement about the design and construction industry; “…ours is the only trillion dollar industry in the history of the world in which clients routinely demand the most inefficient processes creating the least value…” While these inefficiencies exist, they can be looked at as opportunities to provide solutions that add value to a project. The proper application of a Building Information Modeling process provides a consistent information conduit that begins with the end in mind. Learn what is in a BIM Execution Plan, and how this tool lays the groundwork for defining and delivering what the owner expects from using BIM, and critical issues of agreement on how the design team will deliver it. By employing this tool at the onset of contract negotiations, the project will be better organized, with the correct level of granularity defined to serve the owners needs and budget.

Speakers: Jason Heffelmire, PE, LEED AP, TLC Engineering for Architecture; Ryan Fryman, PE, LEED AP, TLC Engineering for Architecture

EP Focus Session:

Got Leadership?Friday, August 9th | 10:30 am – 12:00 pm | 1.5 LU Hours

This session is for you if you’re an associate member or emerging professional interested in developing more networking opportunities; or if you wish the public perception of architecture was held in higher esteem; or if you want to be involved in your surrounding community. The key to all of these goals can be found by joining us for the Leadership Panel discussion where panelists from various avenues of our profession will entertain these topics and discuss their diverse approaches to solving each. The panelists will speak about their own motivation, paths and personal satisfaction in becoming a “Citizen Architect” and how you, as an architect, can positively affect the world around you.

Moderator: Wayne Mortensen, Assoc. AIA, nASW, neighborhood Progress, Inc.

Session E:

Fenestration: Incorporating Energy Efficient OptionsFriday, August 9th | 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm | 1 LU Hour (1 HSW)

Energy efficiency and performance can create an unsure feeling. You will learn the foundation of what energy efficiency is and discuss a variety of topics that affect the performance of the window and door industry in today’s market place. How to improve energy performance with windows and doors by getting a clear understanding of energy rating systems and programs like Energy

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Star will be highlighted. In addition, we will review a couple of green building programs to gain an understanding of what the green movement is all about, and finally how does that relate to you, through the current and future energy code requirements.

Fee: $20 (This session includes a light lunch)

Speaker: Jim Heise, PGT Industries

Sponsored by PGT industries

Session F: Keynote

Social Impact and the Future of PracticeFriday, August 9th | 1:30pm – 3:00 pm | 1.5 LU Hour (1.5 HSW)

Public Architecture is a San Francisco based nonprofit organization that engages designers to commit to the public good through its nationally recognized 1% program; it acts to bring about positive community change through public-interest design initiatives and it shares the potential of design to change the world through advocacy and outreach. In this session, Peterson will present innovative models of service that create social impact and long term strategies for the profession.

Speaker: John Peterson, AIA, Public Architecture

Sponsored by Daniels Kashtan

Emerging Professional ARE Boot Camp:

Saturday, August 10th | 7:30 am – 5:30 pm

The Boot Camp attendees may attend any or all of the sessions. Choose from the following:

• Structural Systems• Building Systems• Site Planning & Design• Building Design & Construction• Programming, Planning & Practice• Construction Documents & Services• Schematic Design

Fee: Comp with Convention Registration, $15 Optional light lunch

Session G:

IDP for Everyone Saturday, August 10th | 9:00 am – 10:30 am | 1.5 LU Hours

The purpose of the Intern Development Program (IDP) is to train and develop competent architects who are prepared to practice architecture independently upon registration. Understanding and completing IDP is every intern’s responsibility. But, they can’t complete it alone. IDP supervisors and mentors play crucial roles throughout the internship process. Learn the basics of the IDP process from all 3 perspectives — the intern, the supervisor and mentor.

Speakers: Nathan Butler, AIA, C.T. Hsu & Associates, Nick Serfass AIA, NCARB

Session H:

The PeopleMap Communication System - How to Engage and Communicate with Any TypeSaturday, August 10th | 9:00 am – 10:30 am | 1.5 LU Hours

The PeopleMap Presentation teaches people an easy way to learn and use systems for effective communication. Participants will know and understand the four basic PeopleMap personality types of leader, people, free spirit and task. In addition they will learn the three inborn strengths of each personality type and how to use them to solve problems, achieve goals and build viable relationships, as well as the Achilles Heel of each type and how to transform it into a set of learned strengths.

Speaker: Mike Lillibridge, PeopleMap Training

Session I:

Career Intervention: Become a Principal or Start Up a Firm?Saturday, August 10th | 10:30 am – 12:00 pm | 2 LU Hours

There is a choice between the path to becoming a shareholder in a mid-size to large firm or setting out on your own. This session will address both scenarios. “So You Want to Be a Principal?” will explore the path to becoming a principal, acquiring shares, assignment of roles and responsibilities, company evaluation and ownership transition in the large firm. “So You Want to Start Your Own Firm?” will cover considerations such as legal structure, insurance, marketing, office space, equipment and staffing. The presenters will also share the journeys and lessons learned on their personal career paths. This session is geared to anyone who is contemplating the next step in a career as an architect.

Speakers: Charles W. Cole, Jr., AIA, ACHA, HuntonBrady Architects; Scott Crews, AIA, Scott Crews Architecture

Session J:

Education, Engagement and Culture Change to Shape Resilient CommunitiesSaturday, August 10th | 10:30 am – 12:00 pm | 1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)

Architects have a unique opportunity to lead positive change in shaping communities. In light of recent weather events such as Super Storm Sandy, communities have a heightened awareness of the practical ramifications of storm events. Businesses, institutions and local governments are beginning to ask what they need to know and how they can plan for health and resilience while struggling with existing economic challenges. There is a marked increase in requests for adaptation and climate change planning. This workshop will provide an overview of design and planning issues and then focus in detail on both internal and external activities that firms can undertake to engage their communities and clients. Externally, architects bring a systems-wide perspective to efforts such as community education and local government regulation. Internally, firms need to institutionalize knowledge, systems, processes and methodologies that achieve high performing, resilient designs. Participants will leave with frameworks and roadmaps to position themselves to take on the challenges that exist in every community.

Speaker: Barbra Batshalom, Sustainable Performance Institute


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Women in Architecture: 8x8x2 (8 women, 8 slides, 2 minutes per project) Saturday, August 10th | 10:30 am – 12:00 pm | 1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)

Women account for less than 17% of licensed architects nationally even though they represent 50% of architecture students in the United States. Meet some of these women in AIA Florida during this presentation. The session will consist of 8 women presenting 8 slides of 2 of their projects, with 2 minutes per project. Presenters will highlight their favorite challenging, stimulating, frustrating, fun or rewarding projects. They will discuss the successes, challenges and lessons learned.

Speakers: Nati Soto, AIA - FGSS, Inc; Vivian Salaga, AIA, Atelier Architecture; Lindsey Perez Piant, AIA, DLR Group; Vicki Soderland, AIA, Soderland Architecture +Design; Karen Williams, AIA, HKS; Joyce Owens, AIA, architecture joyce owens; Victoria Williams, AIA,VBA Design; Lourdes Solera, FAIA, MCHarry Associates

Session L: General Session

Mosaics & Tapestries: Civic Engagement and Defining Detroit Future CitySaturday, August 10th | 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm | 1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)

This talk will focus on two primary lines of thought: 1) Robust civic participation in the design process does not mean that we have to abandon the tools of our disciplines—whether architecture, landscape architecture, urban design or planning. Our work can naturally include diverse people in the decision-making process; 2) Many of our cities require solutions that no longer place a priority on building more buildings.

The civic engagement work of the Detroit Collaborative Design Center in Detroit, Michigan that resulted in Detroit Future City decision-making framework will be used to foster a position that architects, designers and planners, through our unique process, can be key operators in a new ecological and equitable urban revitalization.

Speaker: Dan Pietra, FAIA, ACD, Detroit Collaboration Design Center

Session M:

Evolving Generations and Demographics in the WorkforceSaturday, August 10th | 3:15 pm – 4:45 pm | 1.5 LU Hours

The pace of change in the workplace is increasing daily. We have four generations with profoundly different motivations, interpersonal dynamics and work styles. As our country argues over immigration, we do not have enough skilled workers in many professions or urban centers. We continue to lose women in the workplace even though professional degree graduation ratios are 50:50 male to female. Top it off with a longer than expected recession that actually increased our efficiency. Learn what key companies and even other countries are doing to adapt to these ever-changing challenges.

Speaker: Laurie Dryer, Stantec

Session N:

Lake|Flato: Engaging the EnvironmentSaturday, August 10th | 3:15 pm – 4:45 pm | 1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)

The presentation will examine three recent Lake|Flato projects in three very different environmental contexts as examples of unique site specific design that engage building uses into the natural environment. A LEED platinum visitor center located along the Gulf Coast is an urban adaptive reuse corporate headquarters and a new campus in the desert southwest, frame the discussion of how nature, place and craft overlay on program and budget to drive sustainable strategies and the design process. Each project also was challenged by unique circumstances: environment, budget and schedule. The presentation will discuss strategies that create more productive and healthy environments by engaging building users into the natural context.

Speaker: Andrew Herdeg, AIA, Lake|Flato

Friday, August 9th: 3:00 - 7:00 pm | Destination: tradeshow | Port of call: Orlando, FL

SET SAIL ABOARD THE U.S.S. AIA FLORIDA!

It’s time to set sail aboard the USS AIA Florida as we navigate through the Annual Tradeshow! Our destination port will be Orlando, Florida. Your AIA Florida crew will provide great food, lots of fun and even the drinks are included in this cruise! On the main deck, our VIP Exhibitors

provide the very best in products and services. Get your boarding pass ready…it’s smooth sailing at the AIA Florida Tradeshow!


Thursday, August 8th

President’s Welcome Reception5:30 – 7:00 pm

The traditional kick-off social event of the Convention will be hosted by 2013 President, Dan Kirby, AIA, AICP, LEED AP, and his wife Allison. Plan to attend as they welcome all attendees to the Convention where you will have an opportunity to greet old friends and establish new ones.

Fee: Complimentary

CGI “Cocktails & Cake” Reception7:30 pm – 9:30pm

Join your fellow attendees for a “Cocktails & Cake” reception and end the first day of the convention in style. Enjoy drinks, snacks, coffee and dessert while you catch up with friends and network with colleagues.

Fee: Complimentary

Sponsored by CGI Windows & Doors

Movie: ScrapHouse8:00 pm – 9:30 pm | 1 LU Hours (1 HSW)

House built exclusively of scrap and salvaged material! The name says it all: “ScrapHouse”—a green demonstration home built entirely of salvaged material on Civic Center Plaza adjacent to San Francisco City Hall. With walls sheathed with everything from street signs and shower doors to fire hoses and phonebooks.

Built in conjunction with World Environment Day 2005, “ScrapHouse illustrates the possibilities--as well as the challenges—of green building, recycling, and reuse,” according to architect John Peterson, Founder of Public Architecture, the nonprofit organization that has coordinated the effort.

Fee: Complimentary

Moderator: John Peterson, AIA

Friday, August 9th

CGI Golf Tournamentwww.waldorfastoriaorlando.com/golf | 7:00 am – 1:00 pm

Designed with a five-tee system for all playing abilities, yet quite challenging, the Waldorf Astoria Golf Club provides a truly exceptional setting for Orlando golf. Test your skill on the 18-hole Rees Jones-designed championship course, winding through a large wetland preserve and measuring 7108 yards with a Par 72, Slope 139, and 74.6 rating from its Professional Tees. Holes are visually arresting from tee to green and require intelligent management of the game. Bunkers are carved to be reminiscent of the hazards designed on courses a century ago. Majestic stands of pine and cypress trees line the fairways. The style of this meticulous Orlando golf resort was dictated by the land’s existing contours, which Jones then enhanced always mindful of the natural elements and environmental issues.

Fee includes green fees, carts, range balls, tournament fees, prizes and lunch.

Fee: $110

Chair: Enrique Woodroffe, FAIA

Sponsored by CGI Windows & Doors

Tour: Nemours Children’s HospitalFriday, August 9 8:30 am – 12:30 pm | 1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)

nemours Children’s Hospital is a state-of-the-art academic pediatric hospital designed to deliver holistic, family-centered care. In keeping with a mission emphasis on whole-child healing, the 60-acre campus and 630,000 square foot hospital are linked by a “hospital-in-a-garden” theme. Plantings that surround the building can be viewed from every patient room and most treatment areas; rooftop gardens provide therapy space for patients and respite for patients and family members. Inside, the garden theme blooms in a bright and varied color scheme; textural wall treatments; playful glass leaf etchings vining across a glass wall; and large, plentiful windows that brighten almost every patient area.

Also of note is an emphasis on hospitality. Rooms are private and oversized to accommodate family members; common areas are designed for comfort; treatment areas are scaled and supplied for the children who will use them. The nCH design team includes Stanley Beaman & Sears, Perkins+Will and IDEO, with construction by Skanska USA.

Tour Guide: Michael Cluff, AIA, Nemours

Fee: $45- includes transportation

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“Road to Fellowship”Friday, August 9th | 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Here is an opportunity to learn more about becoming a Fellow in the AIA. Fellowship is the highest membership honor an architect can receive. It is bestowed by one’s peers in recognition of the architect’s significant contribution to architecture and to society on a national level. You will learn strategy’s in preparing your application as well as how to be engaged in the architectural community as a Fellow.

Speakers: Donald T. Yoshino, FAIA; Miguel Rodriguez, FAIA

AIA Orlando Great Gatsby Party Friday, August 9th | 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm

Relive the days of the ‘Roaring 20’s’ with AIA Orlando at the Annual Chapter Party. You’ll be greeted by costumed hosts and elegantly clad dealers as you’re transported to another era in this Great Gatsby Casino Party. Foxtrot the night away to the sounds of a professional DJ while you enjoy a night filled with music, dancing, gourmet hors d’oeuvres, drinks & casino fun including blackjack, roulette, craps, stud poker, prizes & more. The party is open to all friends & guests ages 21 and over.

Fees: Architects - $50, Guests - $50, Allied Members- $40, Associate/students - $30

Sponsored by AIA Orlando

Saturday, August 10th

AIA Florida Past Presidents’ Breakfast8:00 am – 9:00 am

This year’s past president Peter W. Jones, AIA will host one of the AIA Florida Convention traditions of honoring the Past Presidents with a special breakfast. If you are a Past President of the AIA Florida state association, we invite you to attend and bring a guest.

Fee: Complimentary - AIA Florida Past Presidents Spouse/Guest - $35

Tour: Tiffany Collection at the Morse Museum www.morsemuesum.com | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

The world’s most comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933) is housed at The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. The Museum’s Tiffany collection includes jewelry, pottery, paintings, art glass, leaded-glass windows and lamps, and the chapel interior the artist designed for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The Museum’s holdings also include a major collection of American art pottery and representative collections of late 19th- and early 20th-century American painting, graphics, and decorative art.

Fee: $40 Includes docent tour and transportation

Sumi-e with Sake3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Back by Popular Demand: In this workshop on Sumi-e Zen Brush Painting, you will learn why less is more. Sumi-e (a monochrome painting executed in ink) encompasses energy and spirit. In this art form, you should not be concerned with painting exactly what you see, but instead use your feelings and your experience with the subject. You will learn basic brush strokes, Zen philosophy, and timeless techniques all while tasting a diverse group of sake. Fee includes fun, sake tasting, your own brush, sumi-e ink, and you will leave with your own Zen masterpiece! Space is limited.

Fee: $50

Instructor: Don Yoshino, FAIA

AIA Florida/Caribbean Honor & Design Awards Reception and Presentation 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Join AIA Florida in celebrating the region’s brightest and best at the 2013 Florida/Caribbean Honor and Design Awards reception. As we celebrate with architects, owners and contractors that will be honored with a new twist, enjoy hors d’oeuvres and drinks before the presentation and venture out to dinner on your own following the event. This year the reception will display the power of architecture with a literary theme. You will not want to miss the 2013 winners telling their design story.

Fee: $75

Sponsored by the Masonry Association of Florida; USI Insurance Services/XL Design Professionals

Tradeshow


Orlando’s newest AAA 4-Diamond hotel is located near Walt Disney World® Resort and is nestled on a 482-acre nature preserve. The resort amenities include

12 dining and lounge options, lagoon-style pool with lazy river, complimentary deluxe transportation to and from the Walt Disney World® Theme Parks, and adjacent Waldorf Astoria Spa® and championship golf club.

Reservations:AIA Florida has arranged a special discounted room rate for this convention with a room rate of $129 + taxes, which includes complimentary high-speed internet in guest rooms, weekday newspapers, use of fitness center & transportation to and from Disney theme parks and Downtown Disney. The Hotel has also extended a discounted self- parking rate of $5 per day.

Reservations may be made on-line using the Code ZFAI at https://resweb.passkey.com/Resweb.do?mode=welcome_ei_new&eventID=10100968

Should you prefer to make your reservations via phone, you should identify yourself with the Code ZFAI, Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects. The Reservations Department may be reached at 888-353-2013. If you are a Hilton Honors member include that on your reservation so you receive your benefits.

All guests will be required to provide a credit card for a one night deposit when making a reservation. The cancellation policy for individual rooms is three days prior.

Reserve early, don’t be disappointed! This special rate is available until Monday, July 8 or until the group block is sold-out, which ever comes first. Remember, to book your room NOW!

HOTEL InFORMATIOn www.hiltonbonnetcreek.com

The Hilton Bonnet Creek Hotel

Two years ago AIA Florida initiated a social responsibility raffle program, giving back to the community in which the convention was held. The proceeds from the raffles

were donated to the local Habitat for Humanity Chapter in each city, and in two years raised over $7,000. Continuing the tradition this year, the raffle will be for a cruise on Royal Caribbean or Celebrity Cruise Lines. The winner will be able to select the ship, length of the trip, and cabin type to any ports-of-call of your choice. Plan to purchase several raffle tickets and win a trip to the Caribbean, Bermuda, Alaska or Europe – you decide! Proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando Area.

Sponsored by: Crawford – Tracey Corporation; Florida Foundation for Architecture

CRUISE THE OPEn SEAS


AIA Florida 2013 Annual Convention Registration FormPayment must accompany this Form. no registration will be processed without the appropriate fees enclosed.

• Use copies of this form if registering more than one person.• Please complete all information. Incomplete information may delay processing your registration.

PRINT: Names as they will appear on Badge – Badges must be worn at all times during the Convention. name: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Spouse/Guest: ________________________________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: _______________________________________Fax: ___________________________________________

Email: ________________________________________AIA Membership number: __________________________

Do you have any special needs? __________________________________________________________________

Is this your first AIA Florida Convention? yes no Will you bring any children to the Convention? yes no If yes, how many?_______ Ages?_____________

Each attendee (including Spouse/Guest) pays a registration fee. The registration fee includes: Tickets to the President’s Reception, General Sessions, Trade Show, Continuing Education Sessions, (architects are given priority on CE sessions), continental breakfast and daily breaks.

Registration Fees Early Bird Registration Advanced On-Site Through May 18 May 19 - July 9 July 19 - 22

*AIA Member $ 299 $329 $355 (* Must be a current member of AIA)Associate Member $ 150 $180 $200Student (Undergraduates) $ 45 $ 55 $ 75Spouse/Guest $ 129 $150 $175non-Member $ 375 $399 $425

1-Day Registration for Members Only $150 $200

Indicate (1) Day Only Thursday Friday Saturday

Payment Information Subtotal Registration Fees (this page): $ __________________

Subtotal Special Events Fees (page 13): $ _________________

Grand Total Fees: $ ____________________________________

Register online at www.aiafla.org.

Register online with a credit card only, by accessing the AIA Florida web page at www.aiafla.org. You will receive a confirmation by email. If you do not receive a confirmation after a two-week period, please contact the AIA Florida office.

Check (payable to AIA Florida, must be mailed to 104 E. Jefferson St., Tallahassee, FL, 32301) Charge to: MC Visa AMEX (Only Credit Card Payments may be FAXED to (850) 224-8048)

Card Holder name _________________________________________ Card # _____________________________________________________

Exp. Date ___________________________Billing Zip: _________________________CVV/CVS: _____________________________________

Authorized Signature __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Only Registration Forms with full payment will be accepted.(VISA, MC, AMEX or check in advance will be accepted as full payment.)


Cancellation PolicyRequest for registration and event ticket cancellations must be in writing before 5:00 p.m., July 25th. The cancellation fee is $75. no refunds for registration and event tickets cancellation after July 25th. Registrations may be transferred to another person. no verbal or phone requests for cancellations will be taken. All requests must be in writing.

Registrations will be accepted in the office until July 25th. Registrations after July 25th will be accepted on-site at the Convention, provided space is available.

Convention registrants must pre-register for CE sessions. All seminars are offered on first-come basis & will be considered a con-firmed registration. Changes will be made on-site on the basis of availability.

Tickets are required for all social events, activities & tours, including children where applicable.

Please select one session per time slot.

CE Sessesions and Special Event Selections

Questions?Call AIA Florida Office at (850) 222-7590 or email Eileen Johnson, CMP, Hon. Assoc. AIA, Director of Professional Development at: [email protected] or Natasha Reed at: [email protected].

DAY/EVENT TIME FEE QUANTITY SUB-TOTAL

Thursday, August 8th Sess. A: Life is Better with Masonry 12:30 – 1:30 pm $20 ________ $___________Sess. B: Kickoff – Robert Ivy, FAIA 1:30 – 3:30 pm Comp ________ $___________Sess. C: Monica Ponce de Leon, AIA 3:30 – 5:00 pm Comp ________ $___________President’s Reception 5:30 – 7:00 pm Comp ________ $___________CGI Desert Reception 7:30 – 9:30 pm Comp ________ $___________night at the Movie 8:00 – 9:30 pm Comp ________ $___________

Friday, August 9th CGI Golf Tournament (Handicap __________) 7:00 – 1:00 pm $110 ________ $___________Tour: nemours Children’s Hospital 8:30 – 12:30 pm $45 ________ $___________EP Roundtable Session 8:30 – 10:00 am Comp ________ $___________Sess. D: BIM Implementation 9:30 – 11:30 am Comp. ________ $___________EP Session – Got Leadership? 10:30 – 12:00 pm Comp ________ $___________ Sess. E: Fenestration 12:00 – 1:00 pm $20 ________ $___________Sess. F: Keynote- John Peterson, AIA 1:30 – 3:00 pm Comp ________ $___________ “Road to Fellowship” 3:00 – 4:00 pm Comp ________ $___________Trade Show 3:00 – 7:00 pm Comp ________ $___________AIA Orlando Chapter Party 7:30 – 10:30 pm Architects $50 ________ $___________ Guests $50 ________ $___________ Allied Members $40 ________ $___________ Associates/Students $30 ________ $___________

Saturday, August 10th Past Presidents’ Breakfast 8:00 – 9:00 am AIA Florida Past-President Comp ________ $___________ Guest $35 ________ $___________EP ARE Boot Camp (7:00 – 5:30 pm) Site Planning and Design 7:00 – 8:30 Comp ________ $___________ Structures 8:30 – 10:00 Comp ________ $___________ Building Systems 10:00 – 11:30 Comp ________ $___________ Light Lunch 11:30 – 12:00 $15 ________ $___________ Building Design and Construction 12:00 – 1:30 Comp ________ $___________ Programming Planning and Practice 1:30 – 3:00 Comp ________ $___________ Construction Documents 3:00 – 4:30 Comp ________ $___________ Schematic Design 4:30 – 5:30 Comp ________ $___________

Sess. G: IDP for Everyone 9:00 – 10:30 am Comp ________ $___________Tour: Tiffany Collection 9:00 – 12:00 pm $40 ________ $___________Sess. H: PeopleMap System 9:00 – 10:30 am Comp ________ $___________Sess. I: Career Intervention 10:30 – 12:00 pm Comp ________ $___________Sess. J: Shape Resilient Communities 10:30 – 12:00 pm Comp ________ $___________Sess. K: Women in Architecture 10:30 – 12:00 pm Comp ________ $___________Sess. L: Mosaics & Tapestries 1:30 – 3:00 pm Comp ________ $___________Sumi-e with Sake 3:00 – 4:30 pm $50 ________ $___________Sess. M: Evolving Generations 3:15 – 4:45 pm Comp ________ $___________Sess. n: Engaging the Environment 3:15 – 4:45 pm Comp ________ $___________Design Awards Reception & Presentation 6:00 – 8:30 pm $75 ________ $___________


AIA Florida is extremely grateful for the commitment and support of our sponsors. The AIA Florida Convention would not be possible without them. These member companies represent some of the most active businesses supporting AIA Florida throughout the years, giving their time, and financial support to the events that promote the architectural profession in Florida. They definitely understand the importance of our mission and are proud to support it.

THAnK YOU SPOnSORS

Sponsor of the Year

The Florida Natural Gas Association is the 2013 AIA Florida Sponsor of the Year. Throughout the year Florida Natural Gas Association works on projects to provide you with the educational experiences that enrich and advance your practice and they have made that commitment again to this year’s convention.

Ruby Sponsor

Diamond Sponsor

Emerald Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

The Building Envelope Company

Bronze Sponsors

Sapphire Sponsor


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