Facades+ New York 2019 Program Guide

THE PREMIER CONFERENCE ON HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING ENCLOSURES

New York City APRIL 4 Metropolitan Pavilion APRIL 5 New York Law School

2019

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SYMPOSIUM AGENDA

Thursday, April 4 CONF ER E N C E ORGAN IZE R S

Welcome A M E S S A G E F R O M T H E FA C A D E S + D I R E C TO R Welcome to Facades+ New York! The Architect’s Newspaper is nearing the end our seventh year of the Facades+ conference program. We are pleased to welcome new attendees and longtime supporters to the program’s dynamic dialogue. We strive to bring fresh and relevant programming to each city, and have enjoyed the loyalty of our “facade geeks” who attend every event and come from around the globe to attend Facades+.

DIANA DARLING THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER, CONFERENCE DIRECTOR

New York is a center of innovation across the AEC industry, from experiments with high-performing materials to resiliency strategies. Facades+ New York brings together top professionals from the worlds of design, fabrication, and construction to consider how high-performance envelopes contribute to New York’ distinctive character and meet the city’s growing needs.

Thursday’s symposium features keynote addresses by Fuksas and Toshiko Mori, plus exciting work by Nader Tehrani. You’ll be treated to panel discussions on topics ranging from retrofitting mid-century icons to net-zero from NYC’s top design programs and firms. On Friday, we delve into hands-on labs and deep-dive workshops with expert practitioners across the industry.

WILLIAM MENKING THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER FOUNDER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

We’d like to thank our conference Co-Chair, Juergen Riehm from 1100 Architects, who has helped curate this program of innovators from a variety of fields. We invite you to connect with presenters and your peers during networking breaks in the Methods+Materials Gallery. Please get to know these industry-leading sponsors in the Methods+Materials Gallery and learn how they shape the future of building-facade technology.

Has Facades+ struck a chord with you? Have a look at our upcoming 2019 events, and Facades+AM, a quick-take version of Facades+ held in cities across the country. We’ll next be headed to Boston on June 25th. Also, mark June 13th in your calendar for the 3rd edition of TECH+ Forum and Expo in at the New York Academy of Sciences, showcasing the future of technology in the AEC industry. You won’t want to miss it.

We are eager to hear from you about how we might improve the Facades+ experience. Talk to us. And please spread the word— help us to continue to grow the Facades+ dialogue and community.

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Thursday, April 4

SYMPOSIUM AGENDA TIME

EVENT

D E TA I L S

8 HSW CEUs

7:45–8:25

Check-in & Breakfast

METHODS+MATERIALS GALLERY

8:25–8:35

Welcome

Diana Darling | The Architect’s Newspaper William Menking | The Architect’s Newspaper Juergen Riehm | 1100 Architect | NYC Co-Chair

8:35–8:40

Diamond Presenting Partner’s Welcome

Steve Cohen |

8:40–8:50

Opening Remarks: Challenges to Meeting Sustainability Goals

Paimaan Lodhi | Real Estate Board of New York

8:50–9:45

Morning Keynote: Love will Save the World | Facades Inspire in an Envelope of Fluidity and Luminosity

Massimiliano Fuksas & Doriana Fuksas | Fuksas MODERATOR: William Menking

9:45–10:40

Vitreous Skins: Architectural Palette for Institutes

Marcelo Velez | Columbia University Antoine Chaya | Renzo Piano Building Workshop Joseph Tizn | Permasteelisa Group MODERATOR: Juergen Riehm

10:40–10:50

Methods and Materials Speaker

Travis Conrad |

10:50–11:15

Networking Break

METHODS+MATERIALS GALLERY

11:15–11:45

Pedagogical Practices: Practical Pedagogies

Nader Tehrani | The Cooper Union

11:45–12:40

Immortal Envelopes: The Lifespan of Iconic Mid-Century Buildings

Ambrose Aliaga-Kelly | Gensler Madeline Burke-Vigeland | Gensler Robert Heintges | Heintges Consulting Architects & Engineers MODERATOR: Juergen Riehm

12:40–12:50

Methods and Materials Speaker

Derick Clutchey |

12:50–1:35

Complimentary Networking Lunch

METHODS+MATERIALS GALLERY

1:35–1:40

Remarks

Diana Darling | The Architect’s Newspaper

1:40–2:35

Afternoon Keynote: Identity of the Envelope

Toshiko Mori | Toshiko Mori Architect MODERATOR: Juergen Riehm

2:35–3:30

Aiming for No Impact: Net Zero Building Enclosures

Larry Jones | Atelier 10 Stefan Holst | Transsolar Dirk Kestner | Walter P Moore MODERATOR: Juergen Riehm

3:30–3:40

Remarks

Steve Schohan |

3:40–4:10

Networking Break

METHODS+MATERIALS GALLERY

4:10–5:05

Facade Syntax: Changing Context and International Regulations

Juergen Riehm | 1100 Architect Attila Arian | Schüco Marc Zimmer | Frener & Reifer America Robert Matthew Noblett | Behnisch Architekten MODERATOR: Susanne Milne | 1100 Architect

5:05–5:15

Closing Remarks

Diana Darling | The Architect’s Newspaper William Menking | The Architect’s Newspaper Juergen Riehm | 1100 Architect | NYC Co-Chair

5:15–7:00

Cocktail Reception Methods+Materials Gallery

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Thursday, April 4

SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS

Thursday Symposium MORNING KEYNOTE DORIANA FUKSAS FOUNDING PRINCIPAL FUKSAS

Doriana Mandrelli Fuksas has worked with Massimiliano Fuksas since 1985, serving as director in charge of Fuksas Design since 1997. Awards and recognition include: Officier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres de la République Française; Award for Excellence Europe ULI (Urban Land Institute); Commandeur de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres de la République Française; and the Idea-Tops Awards, Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport-T3, awarded Best Transportation Space in Shenzhen, China. She curated four “Special Projects” at the “VII Mostra Internazionale di Architettura di Venezia” Less Aesthetics, More Ethics in 2000: Jean Prouvè, Jean Maneval, the Peace Pavilion and Architecture of Spaces, and the Contemporary Art section.

A native of Rome, she graduated in History of Modern and Contemporary Architecture at the University of Rome “La Sapienza” and holds a degree in Architecture from ESA, École Spéciale d’Architecture, Paris.

MASSIMILIANO FUKSAS FOUNDING PRINCIPAL FUKSAS

Since the ‘80s, the Fuksas eponynous firm has been one of the protagonists of the contemporary architectural scene. From 1994 to 1997, Fuksas was a member of the Planning Commissions in Berlin and Salzburg. From 1998 to 2000, he directed the “VII Mostra Internazionale di Architettura di Venezia” Less Aesthetics, More Ethics. Awards and recognitions include: “Vitruvio International a la Trayectoria” for his professional career; the Grand Prix National d’Architecture Française; Commandeur de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres de la République Française; Honorary Fellowship of the AIA–American Institute of Architects, Washington, DC; Honorary Fellowship of the RIBA–Royal Institute of British Architects; Cavaliere di Gran Croce della Repubblica Italiana; the Légion d’Honneur; the Medal of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers in Italy; the Global Lithuanian Award, Art and Culture category. He has been a visiting professor at Columbia University, the École Spéciale d’Architecture, the Akademie der BildendenKünste, and the Staatliche Akademie der BildendenKünste.

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AFTERNOON KEYNOTE TOSHIKO MORI

FOUNDING PRINCIPAL TOSHIKO MORI ARCHITECT

Mori, FAIA is the Robert P. Hubbard Professor in the Practice of Architecture at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Recent work from her eponymous firm includes: master plans for the Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch and the Buffalo Botanical Gardens; Thread, a cultural center and artists’ residences, Senegal; and Fass School and Teachers’ Residence, Senegal.

International exhibitions of projects include: the 2012, 2014, 2018 Venice Architecture Biennales. Awards include: the Academy Award in Architecture, from the American Academy of Arts and Letters; the AIA New York Chapter Medal of Honor; the 2016 ACSA Tau Sigma Delta National Honor Society Gold Medal, the 2018 Maine in America Award, the AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architectural Education; she will receive the OMI Arts Leadership Award in 2019. Mori is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, serves on the board of directors for Dassault Systèmes, and is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Cities and Urbanization.

NYC CONFERENCE CO-CHAIR JUERGEN RIEHM FOUNDING PRINCIPAL 1100 ARCHITECTS

Since launching the New York- and Frankfurt-based architecture firm in 1983, Riehm has completed many award-winning buildings, including: the Queens Central Library, Children’s Library Discovery Center, Riverside Health Center, multiple projects with NYC Parks, and arts and residential work. He received a Diploma in Architecture from FH Rheinland-Pfalz in 1977 and his Post-Graduate Architecture Degree from the Städelschule Academy of Fine Arts in 1982, where he serves on the alumni foundation’s advisory board. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA), a member of Germany’s Chamber of Architects in the State of Hessen, and a member of the Bund Deutscher Architekten (BDA).

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Thursday, April 4

SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS AMBROSE ALIAGA-KELLY TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, PRINCIPAL GENSLER

Aliaga-Kelly is recognized for his knowledge of Manhattan’s commercial office buildings and his ability to evaluate and optimize new and existing buildings with tenants in mind, including Related/Oxford Properties’ Hudson Yards development, the renovation of the Ford Foundation Building, and the new campus for the Clark Art Institute, Massachusetts. Aliaga-Kelly participated in the review of IBC building codes for New York and is on the advisory board for the High School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture. He also serves on the AIA New York City Codes Committee. He holds a BArch from University College Dublin.

ATTILA ARIAN PRESIDENT SCHÜCO

Arian has over 20 years’ experience in the construction industry.

Prior to joining Schüco USA in 2013, he served as CEO of several German design-build contractors and was President of Seele’s New York–based US operation.

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MADELINE BURKE-VIGELAND PRINCIPAL GENSLER

Burke-Vigeland was Project Director for the renovation of the iconic Ford Foundation, and is the Principal-in-Charge of the expansion project for the Museum of Modern Art and served in a similar capacity for the Vagelos Graduate and Medical Education Center at Columbia University and the New Museum, New York. She has worked closely with the New York Public Library, the Jackie Robinson Foundation, and the Robin Hood Foundation. She serves as Chair of the Dean’s Council of the University of Buffalo’s School of Architecture and Planning and has lectured at Pratt, Columbia, NYU, and Harvard. She holds a BArch from Pratt Institute.

ANTOINE CHAAYA

PARTNER / DIRECTOR RENZO PIANO BUILDING WORKSHOP

Chaaya joined RPBW–Paris in 1987, becoming Partner in 1997, in charge of many projects including The Manhattanville New Columbia University Campus. Nominated by USEK as patron of the class of young architects 2017, he is also an honorary member of the Lebanese Green Buildings Council. Chaaya has lectured in France, Italy, Denmark, Lebanon, and the US. He studied architecture at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK)-Lebanon.

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Conrad is an accredited presenter for the OAA on Rainscreen Education, focusing on ventilated facade products and systems. From 2006 to 2010 he was a designer for Cornerstone Architecture, gaining significant experience and knowledge in rainscreen building science and project tendering. From 2010 to 2015, as a Business Development Representative at Ontario Panelization, he worked with an array of rainscreen products and systems from metal panels, to exotic stones, to building integrated photovoltaics and later on sintered surfaces for projects throughout North America.

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STEVE COHEN

NATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL MANAGER VITRO Cohen offers product support to architects and glazing contractors from New Jersey north to the Canadian border. Prior to joining Vitro in 2015, he spent 20 years in sales and product management at Schott North America.

DIANA DARLING

PUBLISHER THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER Darling is CEO and cofounder of The Architect’s Newspaper, celebrating its 12th year. The A|N media company consists of print and digital publications covering architecture and design news, as well as the Facades+ conferences. As A|N’s publisher, Darling won the AIA National Collaboration Award, Grassroots Preservation Award, and ASLA NY’s President’s Award. She began her publishing career as director of print production for The Gap’s European markets. She holds a BS from The University of Texas at Austin.

ROBERT HEINTGES

FOUNDING PRINCIPAL HEINTGES CONSULTING ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS Heintges, FAIA, is an internationally recognized authority on the design and implementation of the curtain wall. He has consulted on over 150 million square feet of facades on projects throughout the US and 24 other countries.

Recent projects include: the Whitney Museum of American Art, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, 4 WTC, and the renovation of facades at the United Nations Headquarters and University of Pennsylvania Richards Medical Research Laboratory. Heintges is also an Adjunct Professor of Architecture at Columbia University’s GSAPP.

STEFAN HOLST

MANAGING PARTNER, CEO TRANSSOLAR Holst joined Transsolar in 1996, directing its Software Development Department, and he established the Munich office in 2003.

He directed the team for Bangkok Airport, the company´s first international large-scale project. He was the responsible partner for the Linked Hybrid Complex in Beijing; the Wyly Theatre, Dallas, TX; the ADAC HQ and the Siemens HQ, Munich; and the New Terminal, Calgary. Current projects include: the Elbtower, Hamburg, and the Axel Springer Campus, Berlin. He is Visiting Professor KlimaEngineering at the chair for Experimental Architecture at the University of Innsbruck and lectures on sustainable design at other universities and international conferences.

LARRY JONES

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR ATELIER 10 Jones works to advance and expand the technical proficiency and research acumen of the firm’s practice. He provides environmental and LEED consulting services to a portfolio of ultra-high-performance projects with particular experience managing LEED, Estidama, and Living Building Challenge green building certifications. Recent projects include: the LEED Platinum targeted and Living Building Challenge targeted Environmental Center at Frick Park, the LEED Platinum Dartmouth Life Science Center, Boston University’s Admissions Reception Center, and the renewals of selected Harvard University River Houses. Jones is a LEED Fellow and teaches a systems integration course at Yale School of Architecture.

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Thursday, April 4

SYMPOSIUM PRESENTERS DIRK KESTNER

DIRECTOR OF SUSTAINABLE DESIGN WALTER P MOORE Trained and experienced as a structural engineer, Kestner provides guidance and resourcing to the entire firm, to ensure all designs incorporate industry-leading expertise in sustainable strategies. Founding chair of the Sustainability Committee of the ASCE’s Structural Engineering Institute (SEI), he is an acknowledged thought leader in the advancement of sustainable structural solutions. Kestner publishes and lectures on topics ranging from durability and deconstructability to salvaged structural steel and life cycle analysis. A member of the LEED Materials and Resources Technical Advisory Group of the US Green Building Council, he helps guide the technical criteria of the LEED rating system.

PAIMAAN LODHI

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF POLICY AND PLANNING REAL ESTATE BOARD OF NEW YORK Lodhi works to advance advocacy efforts for the real estate industry on policy-related issues such as land use, housing, economic development, construction, sustainability, and tax policy. Prior to REBNY, he spent several years in government, including serving as the District Manager for Community Board 10 in Harlem. Previous to that, Lodhi served as an urban planner for the Manhattan Borough President’s Office and was a policy analyst at The Center for Urban Policy Research.

WILLIAM MENKING

EDITOR IN CHIEF THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER Founder and editor-in-chief of The Architect’s Newspaper, Menking has curated and written catalogues for exhibitions including: Archigram: Experimental Architecture 1961-1974, Superstudio Life Without Objects, and The Vienna Model: Housing for the 21st Century. In 2008 he was US Commissioner of “Into the Open: Positioning Practice at The Venice Biennale.” He co-authored Four Conversations on the Architecture of Discourse and Architecture on Display. His essay “Mr. Mumford’s Neighborhood” appears in the book Forty Ways To Think About Architecture (Routledge). His writings have appeared in The Society of Architectural Historians, Journal of Architectural Education, Monocle, and Perspecta.

He was Visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley (2011) and is Professor of Architecture at Pratt Institute.

SUSANNE MILNE PRINCIPAL 1100 ARCHITECT

Milne has led her project teams on the design and construction of numerous internationally acclaimed and culturally significant buildings ranging in size from 5,500 to 2,000,000 square feet, including: the design of a mixed-use residential project in Frankfurt balancing contemporary design with sensitivity towards adjacent historic structures, as well as many high-end residential and large-scale office projects in New York. She is a member of the Danish Association of Architects.

ROBERT MATTHEW NOBLETT PARTNER BEHNISCH ARCHITEKTEN

Noblett has worked in various American practices, including Rafael Viñoly Architects, where he served as project manager for projects in Boston, California, Las Vegas, and Chicago. In 2007, he joined Behnisch Architekten, Boston, and has been serving as Partner in Charge since 2009. He has lectured at universities in Bos-

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ton, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, and Mexico. An AIA member and NCARB-certified architect, he holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a MArch from MIT.

STEVE SCHOHAN

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS YKK AP Schohan develops marketing and promotion strategies while also leading research efforts on emerging markets and trends, with an emphasis on driving industry product evolution and innovation. He brings over 25 years’ experience in the retail, construction, home improvement ,and consumer products industries. Previously, he served as V.P. of QEP, a specialty tools and flooring products manufacturing, marketing, and distribution company, and worked with DOW Chemical Company for over 14 years.

NADER TEHRANI

DEAN OF COOPER UNION SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Tehrani is Dean of the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at The Cooper Union and Principal at NADAAA, a practice dedicated to the advancement of design innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and an intensive dialogue with the construction industry. His work has been recognized with the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award in Architecture, the US Artists Fellowship in Architecture and Design, the American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Architecture, and 18 Progressive Architecture Awards.

JOSEPH TIZN

PROJECT DIRECTOR JOSEF GARTNER, PERMASTEELISA GROUP

Since 2005, Tizn has led the Gartner project team from early design development through final completion. Previously, he practiced architecture and holds a Master’s of Science degree of Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University.

MARCELO VELEZ

VICE PRESIDENT, MANHATTANVILLE DEVELOPMENT AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Velez serves as the point person on all aspects of development, design, and construction of the University’s 6.8-million-square-foot Manhattanville in West Harlem campus expansion. The campus has won numerous awards, including LEED Platinum certification for the its environmentally sustainable design and overall project plan. Over the years, Velez has managed, supervised, or presided over $2 billion worth of capital construction. He holds a BS in Civil Engineering from Rutgers University, an MBA from Columbia, and is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of New York. He serves on the Board of Directors for the ACE Mentorship Program New York, and as Vice Chair of the Greater New York Construction User Council.

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Friday, April 5

WORKSHOP AGENDA

Friday Workshops Choose one morning workshop and one afternoon workshop for an in-depth dialog with leading architects, fabricators, developers,and engineers.

MORNING SESSION

UP TO 8 HSW CEUS Registration required, subject to availability.

Lunch will be served and up to 8 CEU credits will be provided.

AFTERNOON SESSION

8:00 AM

CHECK-IN & COFFEE

1:15 PM

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS BEGIN

9:00 AM

MORNING WORKSHOPS BEGIN PROMPTLY

3:00 PM

NETWORKING & REFRESHMENT BREAK (15 MIN)

10:45 PM

NETWORKING & REFRESHMENT BREAK (15 MIN)

5:00 PM

WORKSHOPS END

12:30 PM

COMPLIMENTARY NETWORKING LUNCH

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Materials, Systems & Applications 1. Understanding Perimeter Fire Barrier Systems in The Modern Age: Maintaining Integrity In Today’s Complex Backpan Design Eric Lacroix | STI Firestop

3. Maximizing Envelope Performance with IMP-Integrated Components Frank Hilias | Centria

3. Aluminum Composite Material (ACM): Sustainable Materials & Processes Stephen Siciliano | 3AComposites

A Data Driven Approach to Project Delivery INSTRUCTORS

Cognitive Kinetics: Poetics of Participation and Passive Design* INSTRUCTORS

Vikram Sami | Olson Kundig Blair Payson | Olson Kundig

Sustainable Building with Modified Wood

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Enclosure Rising: Facade Management of Megaprojects INSTRUCTORS

Low Impact, High Comfort: Net Zero Strategies for the Built Environment INSTRUCTORS

Ung-Joo Scott Lee | Morphosis

A Comprehensive Guide to Roofing Systems in Modern Buildings: Fundamentals, Advanced Systems, and Everything in Between Sean M. O’Brien | Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Matthew J. Normandeau | Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Paul A. Sujka | Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Corey C. Wowk | Simpson Gumpertz & Heger

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Data Driven Design For Affordable High Performance Buildings** INSTRUCTORS

Patrick Chopson | Pattern r+d, Cove.tool

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John Gulliford | SHoP Architects Benton Johnson | SOM

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Sandeep Ahuja | Cove.tool

Transitions Detailing Workshop: Where Systems Meet INSTRUCTORS

Chris O’Hara | Studio NYL Will Babbington | Studio NYL

3D-Printed Architecture: Design for 3D-Printing Workshop**

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Beatriz Fernandez | Sedak Maic Pannwits | Sedak Yago Martinez | Interpane

INSTRUCTORS

Daniel Nissimov | SITU Fabrication Bill Stevens | reSAWN TIMBER co.

Exploring the Façade Structure: Tectonics as Design Expression

Platt Boyd | Branch Technology John Cerrone | SHoP Architects

INSTRUCTORS

Pallavi Mantha | Arup

Roberto Bicchiarelli | Permasteelisa Davide Mangini | Permasteelisa

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Enhancing the Light – Where Glass Will Take Us Next Noah Burwell | Walter P Moore Erik Verboon | Walter P Moore Jeff Thompson | Walter P Moore

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Benson Gillespie | Surface Design Molly Forr | Surface Design Ross Goldsworthy | Grimshaw Architects En-Ming Chang | Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects

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Elizabeth Bowie Christoforetti | Supernormal Nathan Fash | Supernormal

Tim Svarczkopf | ACCSYS Group Jay Valgora | Studio V

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1. High-Performance Architectural Coating Systems for Coil and Extrusion Products Shirley Stern | Valspar 2. The High-Performance Benefits of Laminated Glass Michael Ondrus | Eastman

Jamie Slagel | Olson Kundig Steven Rainville | Olson Kundig

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2. Prefabricated Ornamental Railings Kevin Harris | AGS Stainless

Daniel Ramirez | Skanska Rishi Nandi | Perkins + Will Brad Rogers | Perkins + Will

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Brad Prestbo | Sasaki Stan Su | Morphosis

Built Environment Redux: The Return of the Architect “Master Builder” INSTRUCTORS

Paul Martin | Zahner

Gary Davis | Zahner

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Friday, April 5

WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS SANDEEP AHUJA CO-FOUNDER COVE.TOOL

Working with high-profile clients at university facilities, labs, healthcare, corporate, and hospitality, Ahuja informs design decisions to impact building performance, occupant wellness, and productivity. She recently won the Atlanta Startup Battle and the 30 Under 30 award for developing cove.tool, the automated sustainability consultant. She is also the co-founder of Pattern r+d.

WILL BABBINGTON

PRINCIPAL & FACADE DESIGN DIRECTOR STUDIO NYL As both an architect and structural engineer, Babbington is constantly trying to balance these “multiple personalities.“ This search for balance fits well into facade design, which is a constant quest of walking the line between aesthetics & performance, inside & outside, transparency & opacity, structure & thermal, and vision & realization.

ROBERTO BICCHIARELLI

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER EAST PERMASTEELISA Bicchiarelli graduated from the University of Rome “La Sapienza” with a degree in Architecture. During his studies, he worked for one of Permasteelisa’s Italian companies, in 1991 becoming a Director and Partner. In 1998, he joined the American office overseeing the Sales and Estimating Division with respect to cladding and curtain-wall for monumental buildings. In 2008, he became General Manager and Sr. Vice President to the Miami office, where he also oversees Sales and Estimating for the Southern US and Central and South America. Since 2017, he also serves as Lead Concept Designer and from June 2018 as Business Development Manager of the East Coast.

PLATT BOYD

FOUNDER, CEO BRANCH TECHNOLOGY Boyd practiced as an architect for 15 years prior to founding Branch.

His fascination with natural beauty and amazing structures led to the initiation of a new technology, The Cellular Fabrication (C-FAB™) method, using freeform 3D printing combined with conventional materials to robotically prefabricate architectural assemblies. Branch has become a global leader in large-scale 3D printing, producing the largest 3D-printed pavilions in the world in 2016, and the largest 3D-printed spans in 2018. The award-winning firm works with the National Science Foundation, Department of Energy, and corporate partnerships to further develop the technology to produce load-bearing composite walls for homes and commercial facades.

NOAH W. BURWELL SENIOR ASSOCIATE WALTER P MOORE

Burwell has worked on complex building enclosure projects both in the US and throughout East Asia from concept through construction.

Prior to joining WPM, he was an Associate and team leader for Ove Arup & Partners Facade Engineering practice, Hong Kong. Past projects include: the Jockey Club Innovation Tower with Zaha Hadid Architects, Museum Plus with Herzog & de Meuron, and Terminal 3 at Taoyuan International Airport, Taipei, with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Current projects include: two high-rise towers in Atlanta, a large-scale aviation project in NYC, and an 18,000-seat performance venue in Las Vegas. He is a Member of the Society of Facade Engineering as well as the Council for Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.

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JOHN CERONE ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL SHoP ARCHITECTS

Cerone leads SHoP’s Virtual Design and Construction teams. Recognized internationally as a leader in exploring the future uses of technology in design and construction, he represents SHoP at the Design Futures Council, as well as leading work with Dassault Systèmes as part of a transdisciplinary group that includes Boeing and Tesla. His work at SHoP includes a lead role in developing the technologies behind the success of the Barclays Center, the VDC-driven delivery of the Botswana Innovation Hub, and ongoing technology and exhibitions project at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum. He holds a MArch from Columbia University and a BArch from Miami University.

EN-MING (JIMMY) CHANG ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL PELLI CLARKE PELLI ARCHITECTS

Since joining the firm in 2005. Chang has served as the Design Project Manager and Senior Project Designer for diverse projects. His experience includes: multi-family residential, hospitality, commercial, mixed-use buildings, large public buildings, and urban master plans. Chang is a founding member of REACH, Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects’ computational design group, which encompasses research, staff education, and development of a distributed platform for integrating innovation into the design process. He is a Registered Architect licensed in New York, and a LEED Accredited Professional, Building Design + Construction.

PATRICK CHOPSON

CO-FOUNDER, COVE.TOOL CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, PATTERN R+D Chopson oversees product development and strategy for cove.tool as it provides a web-based software for cost optimization vs. energy performance. Graduating in 2014 with a Master’s in High Performance Buildings from the Georgia Institute of Technology, Chopson focuses on architecture, process integration, and computational design. He is a licensed architect with over a decade’s experience in both architecture and mechanical engineering firms.

ELIZABETH CHRISTOFORETTI FOUNDING PRINCIPAL SUPERNORMAL

Christoforetti is an architectural and urban designer. She earned a MArch with Distinction from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, where she received the AIA Henry Adams Medal. She has taught architecture at the Graduate School of Design and Northeastern University, and has served as a researcher in the Social Computing Group at the MIT Media Lab.

DAVID COOK ASSOCIATE GRIMSHAW

Since joining Grimshaw in 2009, Cook has worked on a wide range of projects including: the Croton Water Filtration Plant, the Bronx; Project Architect for the Duke Brodhead Center for Campus Life, Duke University; and the firm’s Middle East practice, where he led a bus transportation plan for Doha, Qatar, and helped open the Dubai, UAE, office in 2017. Upon returning to New York in 2018, Cook has had project management roles on the redevelopment of JFK International Airport and Newark Liberty Airport Terminal 1. Previously, he was at the New York office of HOK, working on a range of building types including aviation, healthcare, transportation, commercial, and science and technology.

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WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS NATHAN FASH PARTNER SUPERNORMAL

Fash, AIA is a registered architect and a registered construction supervisor with over a decade of experience in academic, commercial, residential, and historical contexts. Since Autumn 2015, he has been Assistant Professor of Architecture at Roger Williams University, teaching courses on construction technology and graduate level design studios. He holds a MArch with Distinction from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and was awarded the AIA Henry Adams Medal. A native speaker of Spanish and fluent in Italian, and has worked in Italy, Honduras, and Turkey.

BEATRIZ FERNÁNDEZ

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER SEDAK With 20-plus years of professional experience in architectural sales and consulting, mostly focused in complex glass structures, Fernández is the International Business Development Manager at sedak, a manufacturer of premium quality oversize insulating and safety glazing.

MOLLY FORR

PARTNER SURFACE DESIGN GROUP Forr develops elegant design solutions and detailing for technically demanding projects. She manages several high‐rise projects in New York City and also directs daily operations of the firm. Currently leading the Energy division, she started Surface Design Architects’ Site Monitoring division, and she has also developed tools for analyzing the thermal performance of exterior walls. Her career began at Gehry Partners where she advanced acoustical isolation solutions and developed energy‐use models for New World Symphony, and researched novel material and manufacturing techniques for the Eisenhower Memorial.

BENSON BRIGHT GILLESPIE PARTNER SURFACE DESIGN GROUP

Gillespie focuses on the design, fabrication, and use of parametric software in the development of custom exterior wall systems and specialty structures. He is experienced in all phases of project delivery, having worked as both a technical facade designer and subsequently a facade consultant over the past decade. He is a Registered Architect in the State of New York, a LEED Accredited Professional, and has been an invited architectural critic at Rice University, the University of Houston, and The Cooper Union.

ROSS GOLDSWORTHY ASSOCIATE GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

Since rejoining Grimshaw in 2017, Goldsworthy has been working on the Sustainability Pavilion for Expo 2020 Dubai and the JFK Airport redevelopment. Previously, he was on the design team for the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority Headquarters, Doha. His work spans a variety of sectors, including working with SOM in developing the design and overseeing the construction for a new Public Safety Answer Center in the Bronx, NY. While in Australia, he worked on a number of education and research projects with John Wardle Architects, including offices and research spaces for the Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Brisbane. Goldsworthy holds a BArch from the University of South Australia and is an Accredited Professional of the Green Building Council.

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JOHN GULLIFORD SENIOR ASSOCIATE SHOP ARCHITECTS

Gulliford specializes in systems design and development leveraging geometric rationalization and automation as early as concept design through fabrication deliverables. He worked on a dynamic team responsible for facade fabrication pertaining to the curtain wall system and weather steel components of the latticework design for the Barclays Center. Gulliford received his BArch from Pratt Institute and a Master of Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology. Prior to SHoP, he was a research assistant under Dr. Haresh Lalvani exploring advanced fabrication techniques sponsored by an industry partner.

KEVIN HARRIS DIRECTOR OF SALES AGS STAINLESS

Harris has an extensive track record in business development, marketing, communications, and sales. Previously, he founded four industry-leading firms including two information technology firms, a real estate development firm, and a state-chartered community bank. Two of these four companies he sold to publicly traded corporations. Over the years he has served on the board of directors for non-profit organizations including: the Economic Development Council of Jefferson County, the Jefferson County Historical Society (both Washington State), and Centrum.

FRANK HILIAS

DISTRICT SALES MANAGER CENTRIA Hilias has served as an exterior envelope manufacturing representative in NYC for over 15 years. At CENTRIA he oversees sales projects from bidding through construction. Through his work with the NYC design community and the CENTRIA dealer network, he provides design solutions on some of the city’s highest profile projects, including: the Retail Podium at Hudson Yards, 50 Times Square, 25 Park Row, and the East Harlem Educational Center.

BENTON JOHNSON

SENIOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEER SOM Johnson has worked on a range of domestic and international projects, including: supertall buildings, mixed-use developments, convention centers, hospitals, and single-family homes. In addition to his work on the Timber Tower Research Project, Johnson was part of the collaborative team with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to develop AMIE 1.0, a 3D-printed demonstration building.

ERIC LACROIX

DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC ACCOUNTS 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. His wealth of knowledge and experience ensures the project stays on budget and gets done right the first time.

Previously, Lacroix was the STI Firestop Regional Manager for the Southeastern US, Latin America, the Caribbean, South America, and Mexico.

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WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS UNG-JOO SCOTT LEE PRINCIPAL MORPHOSIS

Since joining the firm in 1996, Lee has contributed to many projects and competitions, including: the Casablanca Finance City Tower in Casablanca, Morocco, and the US Land Port of Entry at Alexandria Bay, NY. He currently leads the work for the University of South Florida Honors College and the Creative City Campus expansion project for the Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD.) Previously, he was the Project Principal for the LEED Platinum Net Zero Bloomberg Center, the academic hub of the new Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island, and Cornell University’s Bill and Melinda Gates Hall.

DAVIDE MANGINI

TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE ACCSYS GROUP With extensive experience in project management, Mangini has worked on large-scale projects in Italy, such as Citylife Zaha Hadid Residential Milan, New Doha Airport Lounges for Qatar Airways, as well as the United Kingdom and the Middle East. In the US market, Mangini currently focuses on mega towers such as One Vanderbilt and 66 Hudson, serving as Project Executive. He began his career with a curtain wall company in multiple roles—design, procurement, production, and site supervision.

PALLAVI MANTHA SENIOR CONSULTANT ARUP

Pallavi works on diverse projects including high-performance buildings, sustainable infrastructure, and masterplans. Her project experience includes: portfolio energy management, resource and carbon planning at the city and community level, low and net-zero energy buildings, and health and well-being. Recent projects: an existing commercial building aiming for net-zero energy, a mixed-use community aiming to be carbon neutral, and an interactive portfolio tool to help New York City agencies meet the 35×25 emissions mandate.

PAUL MARTIN

DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING SALES ZAHNER Martin worked as a 3D model designer in the semiconductor industry before finding a home in architectural metals. Over the past 20 years, he has worked directly with many of the most creative and advanced architecture firms to realize their ambitions. He has had a front seat in the development of many iconic projects including: the Experience Music Project, the de Young Museum, the Contemporary Jewish Museum (SF) and the Bloomberg Center at Cornell Tech.

YAGO MARTINEZ

N. AMERICAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER INTERPANE

After working in Madrid and London, as both an architect and a facade specialist, Martinez joined Interpane in 2012 where he focuses exclusively on architectural glass and its use in facade systems. Previously, he worked at Ramseyer Waisman Architects while also interning with the Madrid Institute of Architects, gaining additional training in facade systems and building materials. He holds a Master’s in Building Pathology and another in Healthcare Architecture.

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RISHI NANDI ASSOCIATE PERKINS+WILL

Nandi brings over 15 years’ experience with museums, academic sciences and engineering buildings, executive dormitories, research laboratories, and bridges. These projects often incorporate complex design elements including double-skin curtain walls and atriums that require the creative use of systems to meet client goals while minimizing potential environmental impact. He has spoken at numerous conferences, including I2SL and ABX Boston. His focus is on resilient communities, and he has participated in the AIA’s Design and Resilience Team (DART), devoted to minimizing climate and social impacts for the city of Providence.

DANIEL NISSIMOV SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER SITU FABRICATION

Nissimov manages the design, fabrication, and installation of complex built projects on behalf of architects, general contractors, artists, private individuals, and institutional clients. Previously, he worked at Arktura LLC. He holds a Master of Science in Architecture from the University of Michigan.

MATTHEW J. NORMANDEAU ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL SIMPSON GUMPERTZ & HEGER

Normandeau leads SGH’s Building Enclosure Commissioning practice. His experience includes: designing, investigating, and rehabilitating building enclosure systems for both new and existing buildings. He specializes in designing building enclosure systems, including: exterior walls, fenestration, roofing, and waterproofing systems. Normandeau has published papers on topics such as vegetative roofing and energy performance, high-performance building enclosure design, roofing failures, and below-grade waterproofing, and has lectured at local and national conferences.

SEAN M. O’BRIEN

SENIOR PRINCIPAL SIMPSON GUMPERTZ & HEGER O’Brien specializes in building science and building enclosure performance, including computer simulation of heat, air, and moisture migration issues. Heading up SGH’s Building Technology group in the New York office, he has investigated and designed repairs for a variety of building types, from condominiums to art museums, and has published papers on topics including: moisture migration in masonry wall systems and condensation resistance of windows and curtain walls.

CHRIS O’HARA FOUNDING PRINCIPAL STUDIO NYL

O’Hara is facade director for the Skins Group, a division of Studio NYL, specializing in thermal modeling, moisture/condensation analysis, and in-depth detailing. Although recognized for its skins work with cutting-edge glass and glazing, the team also specializes in digitally fabricated metal skins, GFRC, reinforced polymers, stone, ultra-high performance concrete, terra cotta, and traditional precast. O’Hara is currently working on multiple projects in the Boston area.

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WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS MICHAEL ONDRUS

ARCHITECTURAL MARKET MANAGER EASTMAN Ondrus works with architects, specifiers, engineers, consultants, and designers, as well as laminating customers, providing advanced yet practical interlayer solutions for laminated glass that meet project-specific performance and aesthetic needs for exterior and interior applications. He has over 25 years’ glass industry marketing and technical experience at the float glass, interlayer, specialty fabricator, and processing levels.

MAIC PANNWITZ

SENIOR EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SEDAK Pannwitz has over 30 years’ experience in facade design and engineering. Previously, he worked for Seele, the German facade contractor. He is a consultant to architects, selling specialty glass products serving North America.

His extensive experience supports facade contractors on each phase of projects requiring oversized, complicated glass solutions. He holds a Dipl. Ing./Master in Mechanical Engineering from Technical University “Otto Von Guericke” in Magdeburg, Germany.

BLAIR PAYSON ARCHITECT OLSON KUNDIG

Payson has worked on projects including: the Century Project for the Space Needle, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Visitor Center, [storefront], OK, and many others across North America. From large cultural projects to temporary design interventions, Payson distills large, complex projects into distinct culminating moments. He credits this appreciation of key design details to his formative years working under Renzo Piano in Paris.

BRAD PRESTBO SENIOR ASSOCIATE SASAKI ASSOCIATES

Prestbo has over 19 years’ experience working on some of the nation’s most prestigious campuses. A problem-solver with great technical skill, he has been part of several award-winning project teams. As chair of Sasaki’s Technical Resource Group, he shares his knowledge of design and detailing with the rest of the firm to promote better practices in architecture.

STEVEN RAINVILLE PRINCIPAL OLSON KUNDIG

As director of the firm’s R&D initiatives, Rainville helps implement progressive research ideas, focusing on building energy use and the possibilities of technology and craft. Current explorations include: a massive, ultra-high efficiency window system; continued research on kinetic design elements; and a “drawing-less” model-based delivery process for a remote cabin. A common thread across this diverse body of work is his drive to achieve high building performance alongside high aesthetics. Often, he finds this balance using advanced digital technologies to execute efficient material effects with the signature of craft.

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DANIEL RAMIREZ DIRECTOR OF INNOVATION SKANSKA

Ramirez leads the development and implementation of disruptive and sustaining innovation programs. From building a better fish tank for the Miami Science Museum to the use of lasers for construction wayfinding, he has successfully deployed disruptive construction solutions for several organizations, including CW Keller and Katerra.

BRAD ROGERS

PLANNING & STRATEGIES CONSULTANT PERKINS+WILL Rogers has a diverse range of experience in strategic facilities planning, portfolio analysis, move coordination, and construction phasing. Using a unique data-driven approach, he works with corporate, civic, higher education, and healthcare clients to solve complex problems on projects ranging in scale from interior space planning to campus master planning.

VIKRAM SAMI

DIRECTOR OF BUILDIG PERFORMANCE OLSON KUNDIG

Sami has worked on high-performance design for over 18 years, combining technical expertise with a love of design. Current areas of research include: thermal comfort, natural ventilation, building simulation techniques, global carbon reduction techniques, and post-occupancy evaluations. Sami leads the firm’s participation on the AIA 2030 Commitment and helps designers understand sustainability ratings systems such as LEED®, WELL Building, and Passivhaus.

STEPHEN SICILIANO

NORTHEASTERN DISTRICT SALES MANAGER 3A COMPOSITES USA Siciliano has over 30 years’ experience in the exterior cladding arena and currently manages the NY/NJ/PA market for 3A Composites USA. An integral part of the architectural community, he continually strives to educate, enhance, and further develop specifications for ALUCOBOND Plus by partnering with architects and fabricators.

JAMIE SLAGEL PRINCIPAL OLSON KUNDIG

Slagel brings a keen sensitivity to the landscape to her work across a broad range of project types, from private residences to cultural projects, product design, art installations, mixed-use, commercial projects, and competitions. She has collaborated on projects receiving both national and regional awards, and appeared in publications including: The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, and The New York Times Style Magazine. She also has served as Adjunct Professor at Montana State University School of Architecture and the University of Washington College of Built Environment.

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WORKSHOP AGENDA SHIRLEY STERN

ARCHITECTURAL MANAGER SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COIL & EXTRUSION COATINGS Stern is the Architectural Manager, East Coast, for Sherwin-Williams Coil & Extrusion Coatings (formerly Valspar), the largest global coatings company. Throughout her 20+ year career, Stern has experience in all facets of coatings and specializes in educating and assisting architects with finishing options for factory-applied baked-on coatings for monumental projects globally, as well as project management.

BILL STEVENS

DIRECTOR OF SALES & MARKETING RESAWN TIMBER CO. Stevens has been a wood enthusiast for his entire life. Since January 2012, he has served as Director of Sales & Marketing for reSAWN, which provides shou sugi ban, new, and reclaimed wood materials for architectural specifications for both exterior and interior applications. Previously, he served as Certified Sustainable Building Advisor at the Sustainable Building Advisor Institute. He holds a BSA, Finance and Marketing, from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania.

STAN SU

DIRECTOR OF ENCLOSURE DESIGN MORPHOSIS Su provides oversight with the detail design and technical resolution of complex enclosure systems. He brings extensive experience in both architectural design practices and facades-specific consultant teams for all phases of design and construction. His recent focus includes: the Orange County Museum of Art, Costa Mesa, CA; the new US Embassy Campus, Beirut, Lebanon; and the Kolon One and Only Tower, Seoul, Korea.

PAUL A. SUJKA

SENIOR STAFF SIMPSON GUMPERTZ & HEGER Sujka specializes in new design, new construction, and construction administration services. He is also experienced in projects involving investigations and renovations of building enclosure systems. He participates in the SGH Roofing and Waterproofing Practice Area and the Metro NY Chapter of RCI, Inc.

TIM SVARCZKOPF

TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE ACCSYS GROUP

Svarczkopf has spent his entire career at the intersection of efficient resource use and building materials. He began at Weyerhaeuser in 1994. For the next 16 years, he promoted engineered wood at the distribution, retail, and manufacturer levels. In 2012 he joined Eastman Chemical. They were introducing a new decking product using a process called acetylation. This process made a durable and stable board that was also sustainable and non-toxic. In 2014, Accsys Technologies hired Svarczkopf to represent Accoya on the East Coast.

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JEFF THOMPSON PRINCIPAL WALTER P MOORE

Since 2001, Thompson has worked in the field of specialty structural/ enclosure engineering in North America and worldwide, focusing on design projects involving innovative material use and complex geometry in close coordination with architects and clients. For Thompson the most exciting part of projects is the collaboration of the various parties on the team. The exchanging of ideas, philosophies, and solutions is the lifeblood of innovation and successful development. As a team leader and senior project manager, he guides multidisciplinary teams through critical decisions, anticipating challenges and emphasizing communications to keep work on track.

JAY VALGORA FOUNDER STUDIO V

Valgora has 30 years’ experience in multiple disciplines including: architecture, urban design, and industrial design. His work has received numerous awards and has been featured in numerous publications including: The New York Times, The Architect’s Newspaper, and Crain’s New York. Born in Buffalo where he was inspired to become an architect by the grain elevators and steel mills, Valgora lived and practiced in London, Boston, San Francisco, and Toronto, and considers these great cities as practice for his eventual embrace of New York City. He has a MArch from Harvard University, a BArch from Cornell University, and was a Fulbright Fellow. The Studio’s work encompasses reimagining New York City’s waterfront in all five boroughs. The exploration of radical structures and fabrication includes: the Accoya wood canopy in Helena Lobby, Yonkers Raceway; MOBI Pavilion; Morimoto Asia.

ERIK VERBOON MANAGING DIRECTOR WALTER P MOORE

Trained in architecture and engineering, Verboon brings a deep global experience with a focus on the design of complex and high-performance building envelopes for a wide range of building types—old and new, academic, commercial, and cultural. His experience encompasses a wide variety of facade applications including: high-performance, double-skin facades; geometrically complex composite façades; and custom-unitized enclosures for both new buildings and existing building retrofits and additions. His experience in digital design, geometric rationalization, and environmental analysis allows him to bring the highest value to his clients while also helping designers deliver projects to the highest level of design sophistication while maximizing performance and minimizing cost. He also teaches enclosure design at a number of leading universities.

COREY C. WOWK

SENIOR STAFF II SIMPSON GUMPERTZ & HEGER Wowk joined Simpson Gumpertz & Heger in 2012. He works on projects involving new designs, investigations, and renovations to building enclosure systems. A Visiting Assistant Professor at Pratt, he holds a MDesS, Technology, from Harvard University and a BArch from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

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