Facades+ Atlanta-2022 by The Architect's Newspaper

February 25, 2022 Earn up to 6 AIA HSW CEUs Presented By

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WELCOME WELCOME TO FACADES+ ATLANTA! The Architect’s Newspaper is celebrating our 10th Anniversary Year of 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 programs to each city and we are ecstatic to be able to do so again in person. Facades+ Atlanta brings together top professionals from the worlds of design, engineering, fabrication, and construction to consider how high-performance envelopes contribute to the Atlanta and the Southeast Regions distinctive character. We’d like to thank our conference Co-Chair, Brian Campa, Principal at Cooper Carry, 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 industryleading 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 Facades+ heads to Philadelphia on March 8th 2022. Visit the Architect's Newspaper website to learn more about our other events and opportunities to earn your CEUs. 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,

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CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS

DIANA DARLING

AARON SEWARD

SHABNAM ZIA

MARTY WOOD

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Events Marketing Manager, The Architect’s Newspaper

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Atlanta | February 25, 2022 6 AIA HSW CEUs 8:00 AM PST 8:50 AM

AGENDA

CHECK-IN & BREAKFAST | Methods + Materials Gallery WELCOME Brian Campa | Cooper Carry Aaron Seward | The Architect’s Newspaper

8:55 AM

REMARKS FROM YKK AP Jamilla Walcott | YKK AP

9:00 AM

10:00 AM

METHODS + MATERIALS BREAK

10:30 AM

11:30 AM

METHODS + MATERIALS BREAK

12:00 PM

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

NETWORKING LUNCH AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

Network: archpaper Password: Facadesplus Facades+ ATLANTA

SPEAKERS Co-Chair/Moderator BRIAN CAMPA , AIA, LEED AP Principal / Cooper Carry Brian Campa joined Cooper Carry in 2004, was named a Senior Associate in 2012, and Principal in 2017. While Brian practices in the Science + Technology Studio, he has worked on projects across the firm including the Education, Residential, and Hospitality Studios. Brian is a veteran project designer with experience in master planning, specializing in the design of university and science and technology facilities.

GEORGE MURPHY, AIA

Associate / Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

An Associate with Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, George has delivered some of the practice’s most consequential projects over the last 14 years, including work for Georgia Tech, UCLA, private residences, and most recently the highperformance University of Florida Malachowsky Data Science and Information Technology Building. George stewards complex projects to successful outcomes through careful detailing, proactive client engagement, environmental responsibility, and mentorship.

SILVERIO PATRIZI

Vice President / Thornton Thomasetti

Silverio Patrizi joined Thornton Tomasetti in 2011 and manages design consultation, detail development, specifications, shop drawings review and site inspections. Silverio has performed extensive research on the New York City Energy Conservation Code [NYCECC] and is considered Thornton Tomasetti's in-office expert in providing analysis to prove project compliance with the NYCECC. He provides expertise in thermal performance analysis, structural glass analysis, cladding and glazing material selection, and detailing of custom façade systems.

RUSSELL CRADER

Associate Principal / Adjaye Associates

Russell Crader is Associate Principal and co-heads the New York studio. He was responsible for the completion of two awardwinning neighborhood libraries in Washington DC — the Francis Gregory Library and the William O. Lockridge/Bellevue library — and most recently, the Winter Park Library & Events

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Center in Winter Park Florida. Russell played a key role in the realization of the Smithsonian National Museum for African American History and Culture.

TOM BRESLIN, AIA LEED AP

Associate / Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Tom has contributed to many significant university, cultural, and government projects ranging from campus master plans to delicate insertions into historic structures. In addition to a life-long interest in the environment and sustainable design, he has a particular focus on the user experience of place, the nature of materials, and the interplay between the new and the historic in well-established urban sites.

PAT LAYTON

Director / Wood Utilization + Design Institute

Dr. Patricia A. Layton is the Director of the Wood Utilization + Design Institute and a professor Forestry. She arrived at Clemson University in 1999 as the Chair of Forest Resources and remained in academic leadership roles until 2014 when she joined the Institute which she helped found. Pat has forestry degrees from Clemson University, Texas A&M University, and the University of Florida.

MATT KIKOSICKI

Architectural Designer / Miller Hull

Matt Kikosicki is an architectural designer with more than 12 years of experience. Passionate about sustainable architecture and infrastructure, he has worked on a wide range of sustainabilityfocused projects, including the renovations for Miller Hull's Seattle and San Diego studios (Living Building Challenge certified). Matt has

SPEAKERS also served as an adjunct instructor in the design studios at his alma mater, the University of Washington.

JIMMY MITCHELL, LEED BD+C

Senior Director of Business Development / Skanska

Jimmy started with Skanska in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Georgia Tech. Sustainability is a career passion, and as one of Georgia’s first LEED managers, he created the Atlanta Mission urban garden, and is a founding board member of the Lifecycle Building Center, a construction material reuse nonprofit based in Atlanta. He is currently the Senior Director of Business Development at Skanska.

MARK MOTONAGA

Creative Director and Partner / RIOS

Mark Motonaga joined RIOS in 2009. His grasp of creative culture and placemaking has led him to speak at events like the Fast Company Innovation Festival, sharing his insights into the qualities that make great spaces succeed. His trans-disciplinary approach allows him to integrate both architecture and landscape architecture in design, as well as understand the complexity and inter-related nature of both practices.

CHAD STACY, AIA LEED AP

Senior Designer / Perkins+Will

With 20 years of experience in architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design projects, Chad brings a blend of project

experience that enables him to speak to each aspect of a project. A recipient of multiple design awards at the regional and national level, Chad designs creative and beautiful spaces that are functional, flexible, and embody each client’s vision.

HENRY CANTWELL

Director / Nelsoon

With over 30 years of Architectural experience, Henry partners with clients during programming to define the project goals in terms of use, budget, and quality. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture from New York Institute of Technology, and currently serves as a studio leader at. Nelson. Henry is involved with the Architectural Quality Improvement Committee, which researches the latest trends in building science and how they are applied in practice. level, Chad designs creative and beautiful spaces that are functional, flexible, and embody each client’s vision.

JAMILLA WALCOTT

Director of Marketing and Product Management / YKK AP

With over 30 years of Architectural Walcott oversees marketing, communications, branding, and product management, for YKK AP America’s commercial facades and residential businesses; she also supports communications for Erie Architectural Products group. Walcott brings nearly 20 years of B2B marketing experience with manufacturing companies over a variety of industries. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Syracuse University and earned her M.B.A. at Wichita State University; she also served in the armed forces as a U.S. Air Force officer and embody each client’s vision.

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2022 DATES & CITIES Philadelphia

Austin

Dallas

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Boston

Denver

Seattle

New York City

Toronto

Chicago

March 8

March 23

April 13+14

April 27 June 7 July 21

September 9 September 21

November 3+4 December 2

October 7

For more information on upcoming Facades+ events go to facadesplus.com

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.

Methods & Materials 1. Advanced Perimeter Fire Containment Systems for Galvanized Backpan Assemblies Presenter: Eric Lacroix | STI Firestop

(1 AIA HSW CEU)

2. Marcel Breuer's Last Project - How to Apply Embodied Carbon to Renovations Presenter: Patrick Chopson | Covetool

(1 AIA HSW CEU)

ERIC LACROIX | STI Firestop Eric Lacroix in consistently recognized throughout the design community and construction industry for his firestop expertise, especially in terms curtain wall perimeter fire barrier systems where he is considered the “Industry Specialist”. Eric has over 20 years of real-world experience serving as an invaluable resource on many of largest, most complex high profile projects around the world.

PATRICK CHOPSON | Covetool Chopson leads cove.tool, a web-based design software for buildings using machine learning and automation to drive decision making. As Co-Founder, he oversees product development and research. A graduate of Georgia Tech with a Master's in High Performance Buildings, he is a licensed architect with over 17 years of experience in architecture, research, and mechanical engineering firms. Prior to cove.tool, he co-founded building performance consulting firm Pattern r+d. He is featured in multiple publications include Architect Magazine, Tech Crunch, Site Selection, ArchDaily, & more.

Mass Timber: Transformative Research and Applications for the Next Generation of Buildings

High Performance Facades Facing Climate Change: Measures for New and Existing Building Envelopes

Instructors Brian Campa | Principal, Cooper Carry Dustin Albright | Associate Professor and Acting Assistant Director School of Architecture, Clemson University Pat Layton | Director, Wood Utilization + Design Institute John Heagy | Senior Managing Director, Hines

3 AIA HSW CEUs

Instructors 3 AIA HSW CEUs Tarek Rakha | Assistant Professor of Architecture; Director, High Performance Building Lab, Georgia Tech Norhan Bayomi | Post-Doctoral Fellow MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative Samantha Morton | Master's in Industrial Engineering Candidate, Georgia Tech Yasser El Masri | Ph.D. Candidate in Architecture, Georgia Tech Facades+ ATLANTA

INSTRUCTORS DUSTIN ALBRIGHT

Associate Professor and Acting Assistant Director in the School of Architecture, Clemson Univeristy

Dustin Albright is an Associate Professor and the acting Assistant Director in the School of Architecture at Clemson University, where he has taught since 2012. His research revolves around prefabricated timber building systems, at varying scales. In addition to his work at Clemson, Dustin practices professionally with Hanbury, a multidisciplinary design firm with offices in Virginia and the Carolinas.

PAT LAYTON

Director / Wood Utilization + Design Institute

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BRIAN CAMPA AIA, LEED AP

Principal / Cooper Carry

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TAREK RAKHA

Assistant Professor of Architecture; Director, High Performance Building Lab Georgia Tech

Tarek Rakha joined Georgia Tech as Assistant Professor of Architecture in 2019 and was appointed Director of the High Performance Building Lab in 2021. His research and teaching aims to transform climate-responsive and sustainable architectural design decisions to advance racially and socially just solutions using robotics, sensing, modeling, machine learning, and Artificial Intelligence. He is currently the Principal Investigator of a $1.8M U.S. DOE award called "Aerial Intelligence for Retrofit Building Energy Modeling" (AirBEM).

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

Upcoming Workshops in 2022 Midwest

Landscape

Pacific NW

Southeast

Mid-Atlantic

Midwest

March 2 June 15

March 16 July 13

April 6

August 3

Northeast May 4

Tri-State

September 14

INSTRUCTORS NORHAN BAYOMI

YASSER EL MASRI

Norhan is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative and Research Assistant in the Urban Metabolism group. She received her BSc. In Architecture from Cairo University, MSc in Building Technology from MIT in 2017 and Ph.D. from the same program in 2021. Her research is focusing on exploring potential human health risks associated with increased temperature in cities and how using aerial technology and A.I can assist in better understanding building and urban design while defining suitable adaptation strategies.

Yasser is currently pursuing a Ph.D in Architecture with a focus on High Performance Buildings at Georgia Tech and serving as a GRA on a US Department of Energy Funded Project called AirBEM. He holds an MS in Architecture from Georgia Tech and an MS in Sustainable Design and certification in Energy Studies from the University of Texas at Austin, as well as a BS in Architecture from Beirut Arab University.

Post-Doctoral Fellow MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative

SAMANTHA MORTON

Post-Doctoral Fellow MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative

Samantha Morton is an Atlanta native and passionate about making the city a more resilient place. She received her Bachelor’s in Environmental Economics from the University of Georgia and spent 7 years working in the field. She is now pursuing a Master’s in Industrial Engineering and excited to be part of Georgia Tech’s High Performance Building Lab.

Ph.D. Candidate in Architecture / Georgia Tech

JOHN HEAGY

Senior Managing Director / Hines

John Heagy is a senior managing director and is responsible for the leasing and marketing of the office projects and for securing corporate services and mixed-use development assignments in the Southeast Region of the United States. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors, Central Atlanta Progress (CAP), Metro Atlanta Chamber, and the Perimeter Community Improvement District (PCID).

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