Facades+AM DC 2020 by The Architect's Newspaper

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FEBRUARY 20, 2020 WASHINGTON PL A ZA HOTEL

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CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS

DIANA DARLING

Conference Director, Publisher, The Architect’s Newspaper

DIONNE DARLING

Associate Publisher, The Architect’s Newspaper

MATTHEW HOFFMAN Director of Operations, The Architect’s Newspaper

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SYMPOSIUM AGENDA

FEBRUARY 20, 2020 4 AIA HSW CEUs

7:30 AM

CHECK-IN & BREAKFAST | Methods+Materials Gallery

8:30 AM

WELCOME Matt Hoffman | The Architect’s Newspaper Elba Morales | Hickok Cole

8:40 AM

MATERIAL INNOVATION Curved and Pleated: Advanced Applications of Glass PRESENTERS:

9:50 AM

NETWORKING BREAK | Methods+Materials Gallery

10:10 AM

MEASURED OPACITY Placemaking and Monumentality: Opaque Facade Strategies PRESENTERS:

Garrick Ambrose | Steven Holl Architects Michael Trudeau | Thomas Phifer and Partners Aaron Davis | Heintges Sophia Lau | Hickok Cole Moderator SPONSORED BY:

11:10 AM

NETWORKING BREAK | Methods+Materials Gallery

11:30 AM

SUSTAINABILITY High Performance Facades and Materials Research PRESENTERS:

Tommaso Bitossi | Transsolar David Lehrer | Center for the Built Environment Holly Lennihan | Hickok Cole Moderator

12:30 PM

CLOSING REMARKS Matt Hoffman | The Architect’s Newspaper

1:00–4:00 PM

LUNCH + LEARN AFTER FACADES+AM Check at registration table to see if seats are still available. $40 including lunch.

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SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS

CO-CHAIR ELBA MORALES Associate Principal | Hickok Cole Morales leads the design of architecture projects for the firm in the DC/ MD/VA Metro region. She is the co-founder of iLAB, a program that awards micro-grants to employees to develop original work. In her 17 years with Hickok Cole, she has designed some of the firm’s most important and visible office buildings. Morales holds a MArch from the University of Pennsylvania where she was the recipient of The Paul Phillippe Cret Prize, the Arthur Spayd Brooke Memorial Gold Medal, the Mario J. Romanach Fellowship, and the E. Lewis Dales Travelling Fellowship. She will be part of ULI’s Regional Land Use Leadership Institute, class of 2019-2020.

GARRICK AMBROSE Senior Associate | Steven Holl Architects Ambrose is in charge of The Expansion to the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, and The Winter Visual Arts Center at Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA. He has served as project architect for projects including: ‘T’ Space, Dutchess County, NY; Horizontal Skyscraper–Vanke Center, Shenzhen China; and the New Doctorate’s Building for the National University of Colombia, Bogota. He has a MArch from Harvard and a BArch from Cornell.

TOMMASO BITOSSI Associate Director | Transsolar Bitossi focuses on two aspects of climate responsive design: architecture and climate engineering. In addition to his international project management responsibilities, Bitossi developed and coordinated the education components of the Transsolar Academy, a program designed to enable young professionals to gain basic climate responsive design knowledge.

BRYAN CHUN Senior Associate | Hickok Cole Chun has over two decades’ experience in commercial architecture. During his tenure with the firm, he has led the transition from traditional 2D CAD to fully integrated 3D Building Information Modeling (BIM) and continues to spearhead the firm’s integration of Virtual Reality and Artificial Reality into design workflows. Chun 4

earned his LEED accreditation from the US Green Building Council in 2006. He was Senior Project Architect on NPR, the International Spy Museum, and the revitalization and expansion of National Geographic’s downtown DC campus. Chun was an Andrew Carnegie Scholar and holds a BArch, with honors, from Carnegie Mellon University.

RUSTOM COWASJEE Managing Director | Tishman Speyer Cowasjee is responsible for the development, design, and construction of Tishman Speyer’s Boston, Chicago, and Washington, DC, portfolios. Since joining the firm in 1999, he has managed or led projects from the U.S. to China and India. Previously, Cowasjee worked for London and Leeds Development Corporation, leading design and construction for its commercial office portfolio and the Hilton International Hotels portfolio in the Americas. He spent eight years as an architect for I.M. Pei & Partners, New York. He holds a BArch from Cornell and a Master’s in architecture and urban design from Harvard GSD.

AARON DAVIS Associate Principal | Heintges Since joining the firm in 2011, Davis has enjoyed working with architects and owners on projects requiring a high degree of precision in pursuit of aesthetic and technical goals. His work includes bespoke facade solutions for notable projects including: the Glenstone Museum (Thomas Phifer + Partners); Oceanwide Center (Foster + Partners); 66 Hudson Boulevard (BIG); Corals at Keppel Bay

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SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS (Studio Daniel Libeskind); and Richards Medical Laboratory (Louis Kahn / EYP). He holds a MArch from Columbia University and has presented at conferences nationwide. Published work includes: “Architecture Beyond Criticism: Expert Judgment and Performance Evaluation” (Routledge).

DAVID LEHRER Communications Director | Center for the Built Environment Lehrer works with the Center’s industry partners to catalyze industry/university collaborations, and has been a key contributor to research on workplace surveys, high-performance facades, and visualizing information in commercial buildings. He holds a MArch from UC Berkeley and a BFA from the University of Arizona. In addition to 10-plus years’ experience as a designer and architect, Lehrer is a frequent speaker and an organizer of events related to building performance and technology.

AIA member, Lau chaired the AIA|DC Advocacy Committee, spearheading community outreach and education. Today she continues to lead public workshops with the AIA and DC Office of Planning. She is chair of Hickok Cole’s Design Committee.

JOSHUA RAMUS Founding Principal | REX In 2016, Ramus was the first American recipient of the Marcus Prize, the $100,000 biennial, international architecture award conferred by the Marcus Corporation Foundation and the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He has also been credited as one of the “5 greatest architects under 50” by Huffpost, one of the world’s most influential young architects by Wallpaper*, one of the 20 most influential players in design by Fast Company, listed among “The 20 Essential Architects” by ICON magazine, and one of the “Best and Brightest” by Esquire.

MARC SIMMONS Founding Principal | Front Inc.

HOLLY LENNIHAN Director of Sustainable Design | Hickok Cole Currently, Lennihan spearheads the completion of the American Geophysical Union’s HQ renovation. In addition to state and federal grants focused on sustainability, resilience, and urban ecological systems, Lennihan and her team were awarded a U.S. Forest Service Wood Innovation Grant to design the Kingman Island Ranger Station out of cross-laminated timber. Lennihan has also worked on repositioning existing office buildings, historic preservation and adaptive reuse projects, corporate interiors, multifamily housing, educational facilities, and master planning studies. She has a B.A. and MArch from Harvard University and is a member of ULI Washington’s Sustainability Committee, the Tysons Partnership Sustainability Council, the DMV NZE Coalition, and the USGBC NCR Chapter’s Women in Green.

SOPHIA LAU Senior Associate | Hickok Cole With over 15 years’ international experience, Lau leads design efforts at the firm across institutional, commercial, and residential sectors. She is the Senior Project Designer on National Geographic, a Pavilion addition, and renovation of the existing museum. Lau has a MArch from Harvard GSD, and BArch from UC Berkeley. While at Harvard, she took a year off to work for Herzog & de Meuron in Switzerland. A licensed architect and

With 25 years’ experience, Simmons’s specialist facade knowledge is built upon previous work at Foster + Partners, Meinhardt Facade Technology, and Dewhurst Macfarlane & Partners and includes: China Central Television HQ (OMA); Grace Farms (SANAA); the Perez Art Museum (Herzog & de Meuron); The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (RPBW); Shenzhen Energy Building (BIG); Guardian Art Center (Buro Ole Scheeren); and 2050 M Street (REX and Kendall Heaton Associates). Simmons is also Associate Professor of the Practice at the MIT School of Architecture + Planning. He holds Bachelor degrees in architecture and environmental studies from the University of Waterloo.

MICHAEL TRUDEAU Director | Thomas Phifer and Partners Trudeau has experience on a range of programmatic typologies, from master planning and urban design to museums, laboratories, and residential houses to buildings for all levels of primary and secondary education. Projects include: the Glenstone Museum, outside Washington, DC, and cultural and residential projects in Dallas, Maine, and Long Island’s East End. In addition to a BArch from the University of Detroit–Mercy, he has studied in Florence, Italy, and Warsaw, Poland. He is a LEED Accredited Professional for Building, Design & Construction.

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LUNCH + LEARN

Earn CEUs and enjoy lunch after today’s program 3 presentations, up to 3 AIA CEU credits 1:00 - 2:00 PM

Perimeter Fire Barrier Systems for Today’s Hybrid Window Wall Designs PRESENTER:

Eric Lacroix | STI Firestop

2:00 - 3:00 PM

Benefits and Applications of Photocatalytic Ceramic Tile & Exterior Cladding Panels for Architecture PRESENTER:

Tom Richardson | Agrob Buchtal

3:00 - 4:00 PM

(1 credit)

Achieving Performance and Aesthetics with Engineered Building Enclosure Solutions PRESENTER:

Brock Osborn | Sto Corp.

(1 credit)

Lunch will be served and up to 3 CEU credits will be provided (1 credit per presentation), directly following the Facades+AM forum. $40 ENTRY FEE. Registration required. Please see the registration table for more information and to sign up (space permitting).

ERIC LACROIX

STI Firestop

Recognized for his firestop expertise, Lacroix has over 20 years’ experience on complex high-profile projects around the world. He works closely with inspectors, glazing contractors, and curtain wall consultants during the design, fabrication, construction, and installation of curtain wall projects. TOM RICHARDSON

Agrob Buchtal

Thomas Richardson is an entrepreneurial, highly knowledgeable and multi-faceted sales professional with over 20 years’ experience selling building materials and services directly to distributors, wholesalers, general contractors, architects, and developers. BROCK OSBORN

Sto Corp.

Brock Osborn joined Sto Corp. in 1996 and has advanced through several strategic sales positions over his career. In Brock’s current role of Strategic Business Development, he is primarily responsible for providing sales and support services for the StoVentec™ Rainscreen® product line to top architectural firms in the U.S. and around the globe. Brock previously served on the Board of Directors for the SWR Institute, and is an active member of both SWRI and RCI. 6

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