Facades+ Seattle

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WELCOME WELCOME TO FACADES+ SEATTLE! The Architect’s Newspaper is nearing the end of our ninth year of the Facades+ conference program and, after 18 months of disruptions, we are thrilled to welcome new attendees and longtime supporters to the program’s dynamic dialogue. At every Facades+ conference, we strive to bring fresh and relevant programming to each city and are ecstatic to be able to do so again in person. We have taken advanced precautions to ensure that this event will be safe for all attendees.

Facades+ Seattle brings together top professionals from the worlds of design, engineering, fabrication, and construction to consider how high-performance envelopes contribute to the region's distinctive character and meet the city’s changing needs. We’d like to thank our conference Co-Chair, Rich Whealan, Principal at Miller Hull, who has helped curate this program of design leaders 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 the industry-leading sponsors in the Methods+Materials Gallery and learn how they shape the future of building-facade technologies.

Has Facades+ struck a chord with you? Have a look at our upcoming events held in cities across the country. Next we’ll be headed to San Francisco on January 22nd to kick off 2022. Visit the Architect's Newspaper website or outdoorspaces.archpaper.com to learn more about our last online event of the year: Outdoor Spaces.

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.

All the best,

Diana Darling President AN Media Group

CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS

DIANA DARLING

DIONNE DARLING

SHABNAM ZIA

MARTY WOOD

Conference Director, Publisher, The Architect’s Newspaper

VP of Brand Partnerships, The Architect’s Newspaper

Events Marketing Manager, The Architect’s Newspaper

Program Manager, The Architect’s Newspaper

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Seattle | December 3, 2021 3 AIA HSW CEUs

8:00 AM PST 8:50 AM

AGENDA

CHECK-IN & BREAKFAST | Methods + Materials Gallery WELCOME Dionne Darling | The Architect’s Newspaper

9:00 AM

PANEL | Manufactured Complexity: The Art and Science of Innovative Facades Presenters Tim Fuller | Arup Keith Boswell | SOM Siyu Qu | Miller Hull Rich Whealan | Miller Hull Moderator

10:00 AM

METHODS + MATERIALS BREAK

10:30 AM

PANEL | Climate-Responsive Facades: The Next Generation of High-Performance Buildings.

Presenters Ed Palushock | Perkins + Will Benjamin Juarez | Permasteelisa North America Isaac Campbell | Office 52 Architecture Gustav Fagerström | Walter P Moore Moderator

11:30 AM

METHODS + MATERIALS BREAK

12:00 PM

PANEL | New Seattle Icons Presenters Steven Rainville | Olson Kundig Nick Hall | Morrison Hershfield Jennifer Milliron | LMN Architects Rich Whealan | Miller Hull Moderator

1:00 PM 1:30 - 4:30 PM

NETWORKING LUNCH AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

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SPEAKERS Co-Chair RICH WHEALAN Principal / Miller Hull Rich Whealan joined Miller Hull in 1994, leading many complex projects.

Recent projects include the International Arrivals Facility at SEATAC and the Environmental Health & Safety Facility at the UC Santa Cruz. He works closely with building owners and consulting engineers to understand programming and building system requirements for complicated program elements and to integrate building systems with the architectural solution. Rich’s emphasis on integrated building systems and technical performance during the design phase and construction ensures successful results.

KEITH BOSWELL, FAIA

Technical Design Partner / SOM

Boswell is responsible for firmwide technical design and orchestrates and oversees detailed design and construction documentation for all West Coast projects. Since joining SOM in 1981, he has worked on high-rise office buildings, government facilities, amusement parks, residential and mixed-use complexes, and international and domestic airport passenger terminals. Keith specializes in designing and executing technically complex building systems, and actively engages in research and application of materials and systems for use in SOM’s projects.

ISAAC CAMPBELL, AIA

Co-Founder / Office 52 Architecture

Campbell is a Co-founder of award-winning, OFFICE 52 Architecture. His creative energy and exceptional technical ability combined with an outside-the-box approach to problem solving has led to projects with a versatility of material applications and innovative solutions.

Projects include Scott Hall at Carnegie Mellon University for the College of Engineering and the Wilton E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at UCSD, and the recently completed Tykeson Hall at the University of Oregon.

GUSTAV FAGERSTRÖM

Principal / Walter P Moore

Gustav Fagerström is a registered architect and Digital Practice Leader with Walter P Moore Engineering New York, where he leads the computational modeling for structural and

façade engineering. Having global experience in all stages of projects in over 10 different countries, he specializes in design computation, at the intersection of architecture, engineering, and computer science. Currently, he is a faculty member at Pratt Institute, and a consultant at PennDesign.

TIM FULLER, PE

Senior Engineer / Arup

Tim Fuller is a Senior Engineer in the Arup’s Façade Engineering group where he specializes in façade structural engineering, building envelope physics, and materials. Tim has recently contributed to the design and delivery of several prominent projects in the Seattle metropolitan area, in addition to wide-ranging projects throughout Asia, the Middle East, Mexico, Brazil, and the United States.

NICK HALL

Senior Building Science Consultant / Morrison Herschfield

Nick is a building enclosure consultant, with a focus in window and wall façade assemblies for government buildings, education facilities, office buildings, data centers, multi-family residential, natatoriums, hi-rise buildings, and sports facilities.

BENJAMIN JUAREZ

Group HSE Manager / Permasteelisa

As Permasteelisa North America's Manager of Worldwide Health & Safety and Environment, Benjamin oversees the overall vision and strategy implementation Facades+ Seattle

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SPEAKERS of health, safety, and sustainability operations within the company across it's many project types. He has a M.S. in Safety, Security, and Emergency Management from Eastern Kentucky and a B.A in Public Administration from UNLV and holds CSP, CHSP certifications.

JENNIFER MILLIRON

Principal / LMN Architects

For over 20 years, Milliron has worked on a wide range of project types including higher education, public, and mixed-use spanning all phases of architecture from schematic design through construction administration.

Jennifer holds a MSc in Advanced Architecture from Columbia University and a BArch from Washington State University. She is active with her alma mater WSU, where she has been an Adjunct Professor and guest critic. Jennifer is currently on the SCUP regional council, a member of the AIA, and serves on the Board for Design in Public.

ED PALUSHOCK

Associate Principal / Perkins + Will

Ed’s life has largely been centered around design and building, much with his own hands.

His portfolio includes planning and design for higher education, civic, commercial, science & technology, and residential projects. As the complexity of goals and needs has increased, Ed has become a consummate architect: apply-

ing design sensibilities, technical proficiency, and organizational skills to navigate today’s building challenges.

STEVEN RAINVILLE, AIA LEED AP

Principal / Olson Kundig

Rainville leads many of Olson Kundig's most complex projects, including the new Wagner Education Center at the Center for Wooden Boats; innovative spaces for athletic brands and sports functions, including the Seattle Sounders Football Club; cutting-edge office towers in a new urban district along Atlanta’s BeltLine; and several projects on the Washington State University campus. He holds a B.Arch from Washington State University and is working with his father to design and build a retreat in Eastern Washington.

SIYU QU

Designer / Miller Hull

Siyu Qu is a designer at The Miller Hull Partnership. Her educational foundation includes a BA from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute and a MArch from the University of Washington. Her recent projects include the Hans Rosling Center & the Health Sciences Education Building, both at UW’s Seattle campus. Siyu focuses on site-specific sustainable design and is interested in architecture as a linkage where art, science, and culture intersect to enhance the human experience with nature and the urban environment.

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WORKSHOPS

Choose 1 of 3 sessions for an in-depth dialog with leading architects, fabricators, developers, and engineers. Registration required, subject to availability. Lunch will be served and up to 3 CEU credits will be provided, directly following the Facades+ forum at 1 pm.

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Methods & Materials 1. Perimeter Fire Containment System for Today's Hybrid Window Wall Presenter: Michael Zanotelli | STI Firestop

(1 AIA HSW CEU)

2. Glass for Enhanced Building Design Presenter: Kyle Sword | Pilkington North America

(1 AIA HSW CEU)

3. Thermal Breaks in Cladding Support Attachment Assemblies Presenter: Bilal Khan, Joe Baz | Northern Facades

(1 AIA CEU)

MICHAEL ZANOTELLI | STI Firestop Michael has over 20 years of real-world experience on many of largest, high profile projects throughout the Western United States. Through his knowledge and expertise, Michael developed a solid reputation working closely with inspectors, glazing contractors, and curtain wall consultants as a trusted resource on a wide range of curtain wall projects.

KYLE SWORD | Pilkington North America Business Development Manager for Pilkington North America and responsible for business development, marketing, and historic restoration. 20+ years at NSG Pilkington mostly in glass manufacturing. Ceramic Engineering degree from The Ohio State University and MBA from California State University, Sacramento.

Involved with a variety of different technological developments in the glass industry including VIG, BIPV, and transparent conductive materials.

BILAL KHAN | Northern Facades An advocate for high performance building envelopes, Bilal’s work has helped build grass-root level educational infrastructure, biomass energy plants and, automated transit systems. Bilal has a Masters in Architecture and an MBA.

JOE BAZ | Northern Facades Joe is pushing towards more energy efficient solutions of building wall assemblies while keeping the ease of construct ability in mind. Being part of the product development of certain components within wall assemblies has helped push his ideas into reality.

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Passive House – Closer Than You Think

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Building Envelope Thermal Bridging Guide: Whole Building Energy Modeling

Instructors Jason Acosta | RDH David Fox | RDH Michael Kramer | RDH Dan Whitmore | RDH

Instructors Stéphane Hoffman | Morrison Hershfield Jamie Mckay | Morrison Hershfield Ivan Lee | Morrison Hershfield Geoffrey Yamasaki | Morrison Hershfield

3 AIA HSW CEUs

3 AIA HSW CEUs

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INSTRUCTORS JASON ACOSTA, M.S., P.E

Associate / RDH Building Science

Jason specializes in new construction projects and energy code compliance, working on a variety of high performance building enclosure consulting tasks throughout the design and construction stages. He is adept at advising design and construction teams on translating high performance building and energy code requirements into practical and constructable design to meet project budget and performance expectations.

DAVID FOX, P.E. CPHC,

Associate / RDH Building Science

Dave is a Certified Passive House Consultant at RDH who works on a variety of projects, including new construction, rehabilitation, investigations, and hygrothermal and thermal modeling. He focuses on new construction design projects while bringing his energy and sustainability experience to provide practical solutions to design challenges. Dave is always looking for ways to improve upon building enclosure performance while being sensitive to design aesthetics and construction budgets.

STÉPHANE HOFFMAN

Vice President & Senior Building Science Specialist / Morrison Hershfield

With Master’s studies that combines structural engineering, building science and architecture, Stéphane brings a well-balanced consulting approach to the building

envelope; blending scientific analysis with an understanding of aesthetic considerations. He is particularly adept at providing innovative design concepts and construction alternatives that improve durability and increase energy efficiency.

MICHAEL KRAMER, LEED AP

Managing Principal, Senior Building Science Specialist / RDH Building Science

Michael co-leads RDH’s Seattle Regional Office, heading up building enclosure consulting projects for both new construction and rehabilitation, as well as production of guideline documents. With his background in molecular biology and his passion for applied building science, his unique blend of academic and working experience provides him with a versatile suite of skills, experience, and expertise that is an asset to any project.

IVAN LEE, P.ENG., LEED AP BD+C

Building Science Specialist / Morrison Hershfield

Ivan’s experience includes heat transfer analysis and hygrothermal modelling of building envelope assemblies to determine the risks of damage from moisture accumulation. He has been involved with various condensation analysis projects, as well as 3D thermal modelling to assess thermal bridging details for the Building Envelope Thermal Bridging Guide (BETB Guide) and the Guide to Low Thermal Energy Demand for Large Buildings (Low TEDI Guide).

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INSTRUCTORS JAMIE MCKAY, PE, LEED FELLOW

Building Envelope Commissioning Specialist / Morrison Hershfield

Jamie is a sustainability and building envelope specialist and has worked for MH for over 22 years. His specialties include sustainable design facilitation and integration, high performance building envelope design and assessment, forensic investigation, adaptive reuse of existing buildings, Resiliency and Carbon Neutral Buildings, Building Durability, and LEED Building Envelope Commissioning (BECx). He received his LEED Fellowship from USGBC in 2014.

DAN WHITMORE, CPHC, CPHB

Passive House Specialist / RDH Building Science

Dan is a Certified Passive House Consultant and Builder at RDH who has considerable experience in construc-

tion, whole-building energy analysis, renewable energy production, efficient hot water production and distribution, thermal bridging analysis, and hygrothermal analysis for Passive House design and certification.

GEOFFREY YAMASAKI, LEED AP, BEMP

Building Energy Consultant / Morrison Hershfield

Geoffrey’s focus on building performance and sustainable design, possesses an in-depth knowledge of energy efficiency obtained through his mechanical design and energy simulation experience. He has provided energy modeling services on a wide variety of commercial, institutional, educational, healthcare and residential buildings, including rapid modelling in a workshop/design charrette setting, for design optimization, code compliance and LEED certification.

Workshop Schedule 1:00 PM

NETWORKING LUNCH | Methods + Materials Gallery

1:30 PM

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS BEGIN

2:30 PM

NETWORKING & REFRESHMENT BREAK (15 MIN)

4:45 PM

WORKSHOPS END

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