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Welcome to the 85th Annual AIA Wisconsin Convention & Building Products Expo . . . Science + Art = Architecture!

This year’s AIA Wisconsin Convention & Building Products Expo invites us to explore how science and art come together in architecture.

Featuring outstanding keynote speakers and timely seminars, the Convention & Expo offers AIA members and allied professionals opportunities to explore emerging design, practice, technology and sustainability issues, as well as investigate the innovative products and services now available to Wisconsin’s design and construction industry.

You’ll discover many opportunities to recharge your creativity, renew professional relationships and rekindle your passion for architecture.

The two-day program includes keynotes by award-winning architects and educators who will illustrate how they combine science and art in their work. Plus, you get to select from an attractive menu of seminar sessions on the relationship of architecture and urban design, social media, firm culture, historic preservation, accessibility, climate, communictions, ethics and big data.

On behalf of the AIA Wisconsin Board of Directors and Convention Committee, thank you for joining us.

A. James Gersich, AIAChair2016 Convention Committee

Welcome!Registration BadgesEveryone attending the AIA Wisconsin Convention & Expo must register and have a name badge. Registration is available on Level 4 and Level 1 (during Expo hours). Entry into seminar rooms and the Expo Hall requires that attendees wear their name badges and have them visible for easy viewing.

SeminarsPaid attendee registration includes seminar and keynote sessions on a first-come first-seated basis. Selecting your preferred seminar when you registered does not obligate you to attend that particular seminar, nor does it reserve your seat. However, it does allow us to coordinate room sizes with the popularity of the events.

Awards Luncheon TicketsAttendees are given the opportunity to indicate their intent to attend the Awards Luncheon and choose their entree at the time of registration. If an attendee registered to attend the lunch, a ticket will be issued with their name badge. Please present the lunch ticket to servers when taking a seat.

Exhibit PeriodsThe Exhibit Hall will be open for the Building Prod-ucts Expo at the following times:

Wednesday 3:00–7:00 p.m.Thursday 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

A complete listing of exhibitors and a floorplan of the Exhibit Hall is included in this program. AIA/CES Reporting & TranscriptsAIA members can earn valuable AIA/CES “learning unit hours” by participating in AIA Wisconsin Con-vention programs. AIA Wisconsin is a Registered Provider with the American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems (AIA/CES). Con-tinuing education hours earned on completion of this program will be reported to AIA/CES for AIA members. Certificates of Completion are available on request.

Convention programs are registered with AIA/CES for continuing professional education. As such, they do not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by AIA of any material of construction or any method or manner of handling, using, distributing or dealing with any material or product. Attendees are required to fill out an AIA /CES Conference Attendance Form for Convention programs and an Expo Education Report Form to report participation in predetermined tracks of 15-minute sessions. The forms should be left at the Convention registration counter to be recorded on transcripts.

Particulars


Continuing Education RequirementsThe annual AIA member renewal requirement is 18 Learning Unit Hours (LUs), of which at least 12 hours must address health, safety and welfare topics.

Fulfilling AIA/CES requirements enables members to also satisfy state licensing requirements for most states, including Wisconsin.

Professional CommunityExchanging knowledge and building professional relationships is priceless. AIA Wisconsin hosts the Building Products Expo for design and construction industry leaders to network, learn and advance their professional careers.

WAF Raffle Support the Wisconsin Architects Foundation and try your luck at winning great prizes as part of the WAF Raffle. Prize information and tickets are available from WAF Board members in booth #54 in the Expo. The drawing will be held at 1:45 pm on Thursday, April 28, in the Expo Hall. Good Luck!

Photos #AIAWPhotos will be taken at the AIA Wisconsin Convention & Building Products Expo. These may appear in promotional materials—online and in print.

Expo Policy—No SuitcasingAIA Wisconsin thanks the companies and organizations that support its members by exhibiting in the Expo. It is the policy of AIA Wisconsin that attendees other than exhibitors may not distribute product and service information or otherwise solicit business in the Expo and other public places at the Convention. Attendees observed violating this policy will be asked to leave the premises. Please contact AIA Wisconsin staff or a Convention Committee member if you have any questions. Thank you for your consideration and compliance.

Expo “Science + Art” Challenge & PrizesBe sure to tour the entire Expo . . . a number of exhibitors are sponsoring special door prize drawings. In addition, AIA Wisconsin is sponsoring the Expo Challenge. Rules are outlined on the official entry form. Turn in your completed card at the end of each Expo period to participate in drawing.

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Book Signings &Several speakers at the AIA Wisconsin Convention have books available. Book sales and signings are indicated in the program with book symbols. These will be conducted in the AIA Knowledge Center in the Expo.

8:00 – 9:30 a.m. AIA Wisconsin & WAF Annual Meetings “Notes on Our Profession: Half Science, Half Art” Thomas Vonier, FAIA Ballroom

9:45 – 11:15 a.m. Professional Development Seminars “A New Humanism” Christian Sottile, AIA Lecture Hall Sponsor: MasterGraphics, Inc.

“Architectural Blogging – The Good, The Bad, and the Crazy” Bob Borson, AIA Hall of Ideas E & F

“Good Firm Culture = More Prosporous Firm” Expert Panel Hall of Ideas H & I 11:30 – 1:15 p.m. Awards Luncheon Ballroom 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. The Boldt Company Keynote Address “Practice Between Two Countries” Hitoshi Abe Lecture Hall

Spotlight Seminar “DesigningCommercialRoofingSystems” Hall of Ideas E & F Presented by Johns Mansville 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. Building Products Expo Level One - Exhibit Hall Expo Education + Product/Service Displays

7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Findorff Keynote Address “Design at the Intersection of Art and Science” Trung Le Lecture Hall

ScheduleWednesday, April 27


ProgramWednesday, April 27Convention Registration 7:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.The AIA Wisconsin registration desk on Level 4 is open between 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. The AIA Wisconsin registration desk in the Lakeside Commons on Level 1 is open until 7:00 p.m.

Annual Meetings8:00 – 9:30 a.m.Ballroom

Enjoy a continental breakfast as you join leaders of the Wisconsin Architects Foundation and AIA Wisconsin for updates on current initiatives to support members, increase public awareness, advocate for the profession and share knowledge. The agenda includes an opportunity to recognize individuals for their distinguished service to the profession of architecture. Featured speaker and President-Elect of the American Institute of Architects, Thomas Vonier, FAIA, will get the Convention started with a presentation on “Notes on Our Profession: Half Science, Half Art.”

Professional Development Seminars I9:45 – 11:15 a.m.Select from four concurrent seminar sessions.

A New Humanism Christian Sottile AIA Lecture HallIn this seminar presentation, Christian Sottile, AIA, a principal of the Savannah-based urban design firm Sottile & Sottile as well as the dean of the School of Building Arts at the Savannah College of Art and Design, will focus on various approaches to the planning process. He will address the art and science of urban design and why building for a more humane future is both timely and essential. The presentation will touch on how theorists over the centuries have sought and created human forms in architecture, juxtaposing appealing buildings with ones that are not, and connecting the very language we use to describe cities to the language of the body and hu-man perception. A case will be made for integrating a greater awareness of these connections as we develop more humane tools for urban design. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to recognize the elements of urban design that focus on putting the needs and well-being of people first, understand the benefits from more compact place making, describe how developing more connected networks of streets at a human scale increase safety and livability, and discuss how historical and contemporary ideas on human perception shape the built environment. This seminar is sponsored by MasterGraphics, Inc. (S1A: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

Architectural Blogging – The Good, The Bad, and The Crazy Bob Borson AIA Hall of Ideas E & FSocial Media isn’t going away – and for most architects it might even seem like a waste of com-pany time and resources. In this seminar, Bob Borson, AIA, a principal of Malone Maxwell Borson Architects in Dallas, will discuss how starting his blog “Life of an Architect” has fundamentally been a tool for business development. As the person behind one of the world’s most popular architectural blogs, he has successfully bridged the gap and engaged multiple generations of architects and architectural enthusiasts by sharing his personal experiences, professional practice tips and anecdotes on what it’s like to work with and be an architect. He will explore the pros and cons and identify other related issues you should be aware of as you start your own journey into digital communication. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to describe how architectural firms can effectively use social media, explain the benefits of an effective social media campaign, illustrate how architects can leverage social media and connect with a broader audience, and analyze the value of the cost and benefits of blogging and using other communication tools. (S1B: 1.5 LU hrs.)


Good Firm Culture = More Prosperous Firm Expert PanelHall of Ideas H & I

There is a strong relationship between a healthy firm culture and a prosperous business enterprise. While it’s difficult to prescribe a “one-size-fits-all” culture for all firms, there is a need for the architecture profession to collect qualitative stories and quantitative information that can be shared as a resource for building stronger firms. This seminar features a panel discussion that will explore firm culture from different perspectives and discuss how it really can make a difference in retaining and attracting staff. Your firm’s culture is an amalgam of its values, principles, attitudes and behaviors. This seminar session will review the factors that influence firm culture, including leadership, individual and team behavior, staff development, collaboration and communication, environment and context, as well as the type of projects and clients. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to recognize the key factors for high-performing firm culture, discover why individuals resonate with certain cultures and not with others, describe how an integrated talent management strategy can help attract and retain staff, and examine the importance of job descriptions, performance reviews and professional development programs. (S1C: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

Awards Luncheon11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.Ballroom

Gather with friends, old and new, over lunch and join the celebration of excellence in architectural design and outstanding service to the organization. The Design Awards Committee will be announcing the projects selected to receive 2016 AIA Wisconsin Design Awards and recognizing the architects, owners and contractors responsible for this year’s award-winning building projects. In addition, William M. Babcock, Honorary AIA, will be awarded a special Golden Award. The AIA Wisconsin Golden Award is the highest honor that can be bestowed on a member to recognizes a member who has performed distinguished leadership and service to AIA Wisconsin over an extended period of time and by such leadership advanced the cause of the profession and provided inspiration to his/her fellow practitioners. Eight projects will be recognized with Design Awards during the Luncheon and winners will be sharing their projects with PechaKucha-style presentations. (CDA: 1.0 LU hr.)

The Boldt Company Keynote AddressPractice Between Two CountriesHitoshi Abe1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Lecture Hall

Since winning the Miyagi Stadium competition in 1992, Dr. Hitoshi Abe has maintained an active international design practice based in Sendai, Japan, and Los Angeles. The work of his firm, Atelier Hitoshi Abe (AHA), is recognized for architecture that is spatially complex and structurally innovative. Also a leader with a distinguished career in education, he is the chair of the UCLA Department of Architecture and Urban Design as well as the director of the university’s Paul I. and Hisako Terasaki Center for Japanese Studies. In his keynote address, Abe will introduce his firm’s work from a bi-cultural point of view. The presentation will explore a wide variety of projects, from smaller projects to very large and urban-scale projects. By participating in this session, you will be able to define the relationship between aesthetically pleasing and performance-based design as part of an architectural process for solving complex spatial problems, identify why purposeful multidisciplinary design is essential to exploring designs that expand the concept of beauty beyond aesthetic to include solutions at all scales of the built environment, recognize new and overlooked opportunities for creating social spaces that weave public and private and blur the boundary between site and surroundings, identify the value of an expanded conception of space in creating culturally significant and sustainable architecture, and describe a range of design tools for improving public and social life that involve unconventional techniques for designing spatial configurations, material choices, exhibition art, installations and architecturally-integrated media.This keynote address is made possible by the underwriting support of platinum sponsor The Boldt Company. (K1A: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

ProgramWednesday, April 27


Spotlight Seminar1:30 – 3:00 p.m.

DesigningCommercialRoofingSystemsJohns MansvilleHall of Ideas E & F During this seminar, participants will learn how to design a proper commercial roof system This exhibitor-sponsored professional development seminar will be presented by AIA/CES registered provider Johns Mansville.(V1A: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

Building Products Expo3:00 – 7:00 p.m.Exhibit Hall

Renew connections with friends and colleagues as you celebrate the grand opening of this year’s Building Products Expo. The Expo is your opportunity to find answers to all of your questions from representatives of the region’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of design and construction industry products and services.

This is your chance to gather valuable product information, speak to company reps and enjoy visiting with friends, sampling hors d’oeuvres, winning door prizes and viewing displays of various awards and student work.

AIA Wisconsin members will be able to earn AIA/CES learning unit hours by completing predefined “Expo Education” tracks. Each Expo Education track contains at least four 15-minute sessions. See schedule of Expo Education sessions and Expo Education Report form for details.

Wisconsin Architects Foundation also will have information on the “WAF Raffle” to support architectural education. Visit booth #54.

And . . . take the Expo “Science + Art” Challenge for your chance to win a valuable gift card!

ProgramWednesday, April 27


2016 AIA Wisconsin Design Award Entries https://youtu.be/VBxnqyeQoUw

Program Wednesday, April 27

Findorff Keynote Address Design at the Intersection of Art and ScienceTrung Le7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Lecture Hall

We live at a moment in history when the world is dramatically changing. According to architect Trung Le, a founding partner of Wonder, by Design, because of this exponential change, everything we do is an opportunity to ask different questions and to set a new agenda for Design and Architecture. During a career that has spanned over 25 years, Le has consistently produced award-winning projects that underscore his passion for changing the world through design. He launched The Third Teacher+ studio in 2010 within CannonDesign’s global education team. Wonder, by Design, was created in 2014 as an education design agency that lives at the intersection of learning, design and innovation. In his featured keynote address, Le will challenge all of us to embrace new possibilities for community and collaboration and for design and innovation and to deconstruct the cultural boundaries between Art and Science. By participating in this session, you will be able to identify the ways in which the mindset, practice and purpose of Architecture need to shift in response to change, recognize which of our previous practices and rituals we must hold onto – to anchor us in the work ahead, identify which habits and hallowed traditions we need to let go – to create space for something new to emerge naturally and with “urgent patience,” and recognize that boldly amplifying the intersection of art and science is the foundation of a shared invitation to respond to and co-create a more remarkable future. The keynote address is made possible by the underwriting support of platinum sponsor J.H. Findorff & Son. (K2A: 1 LU/HSW hr.)


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ScheduleThursday, April 28

7:30 – 9:15 a.m. WMA Awards Breakfast “Brick Redux” James Schields, FAIA Ballroom A & B

9:30 – 11:00 a.m. Professional Development Seminars “Can the Work of the ‘Modern Masters’ be Sustainable?” T. Gunny Harboe, FAIA Lecture Hall

“The ADA & Universal Design” M. Bradley Gaskins, AIA Hall of Ideas E & F Sponsor: Wisconsin Architects Foundation “Climate, Environment and Buildings” Panel Discussion Hall of Ideas H & I Sponsor: Focus on Energy Design Assistance Program

Interior Perspectives: “Changing Human Factors” A.J. Paron-Wildes Hall of Ideas G & J Sponsor: IIDA of Wisconsin

11:00 – 2:00 p.m. Building Products Expo Level One - Expo Hall Expo Education, Lunch and “Science +Art” Challenge

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. Immel Construction Keynote Address “Bio-Inspired Design” Chris Garvin, AIA Lecture Hall

Spotlight Seminar “Weathering Performance & Application of High-Performance Coatings” Hall of Ideas E & F Presented by Linetec 3:45 – 5:15 p.m. Professional Development Seminars “Presentation Skills: Self–Ideas–Plans” David Zach Lecture Hall

Ethics/Esthetics Smackdown: Science or Art? Victoria Beach Hall of Ideas E & F Sponsor: Ken Saiki Design “Building a Strategic Practice” Evelyn Lee, AIA Hall of Ideas H & I


Convention Registration 7:15 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.The AIA Wisconsin registration counter on Level 4 is open for individuals who are pre-registered. The registration desk in the Lakeside Commons on Level 1 is your source for information on the Expo and other special events.

“Excellence in Masonry” Awards Breakfast 7:30 – 9:15 a.m. Ballroom This annual awards breakfast, sponsored by the Wisconsin Masonry Alliance, will feature the pre-sentation of this year’s WMA “Excellence in Masonry” awards and a valuable continuing education program, “ Brick Redux: Recent Creative and Technical Advances in Brick Veneer Design,” presented by James Schields, FAIA. (V5A: 1.0 LU/HSW hrs.)

Professional Development Seminars II9:30 – 11:00 a.m. Select from four concurrent seminar sessions.

Can the Work of the ‘Modern Masters’ be Sustainable? T. Gunny Harboe, FAIA Lecture HallThe iconic works of master architects such as Mies van der Rohe and Frank Lloyd Wright hold a special place as part of our collective cultural heritage. While their preservation is paramount, these buildings also need to function on a daily basis. What is the proper balance between preservation and performance and other modern building code requirements? What change can be accommodated that will allow these historic buildings to be truly sustainable for generations to come? Award-winning architect Gunny Harboe, FAIA, founder of Harboe Architects in Chicago, will explore these questions and more through the lens of several case studies, including Mies’ S.R. Crown Hall and Wright’s Taliesin West. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to identify what constitutes a master work of architecture, recognize the challenges faced by preservation architects in making a positive interven-tion into iconic works of architecture, describe several ways important works of modern architecture can be made more energy efficient and code compliant, and understand the complexities involved in determining if preserving National Historic Landmarks can be truly sustainable. (S2A: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

The ADA & Universal DesignM. Bradley Gaskins, AIA Hall of Ideas E & FIn this seminar session, architect Brad Gaskins, AIA, managing principal at The McIntosh Group in Tulsa, will review how architects can identify accessibility barriers and solve commonly overlooked design problems related to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. In addition, you will discover the true meaning of “Universal Design” and how it relates to the ADA. A California Certified Accessibility Professional, ICC Certified Accessibility Inspector and a representative on the ANSI A117.1 Consensus Committee on Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities, Gaskins is using his expertise to shift the view of accessibility from a required regulation to something organizations should do for the right reasons to improve the quality of life for individuals. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to describe several innovative approaches available to the profession for achieving ADA compliance, recognize techniques that can help contractors be successful, identify hidden items in the ADA that many architects are not aware of, and explain the real meaning of “universal design.” This seminar is sponsored by the Wisconsin Architects Foundation. (S2B: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

ProgramThursday, April 28


Climate, Environment and BuildingsTracey HollowayDouglas AhlHall of Ideas H & IThis seminar presentation will focus on research results about climate change and how it will affect future building design in Wisconsin. Professor Tracey Holloway leads a re-search program to understand links between regional air quality, energy and climate at UW-Madison’s Nelson Institute Center for Sustainability and Global Environment (SAGE). Dr. Douglas Ahl, the director of research for Seventhwave in Madison, conducts applied research on building systems and technologies to promote the efficient and sustainable use of energy resources. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to describe a process for analyzing climate impacts on building energy performance and increasing a building’s energy resilience to climate, explain to clients how future trends in temperature, rain, snow and winds could affect building projects in Wisconsin and how common climate metrics relate to building design considerations, differentiate indoor and outdoor air pollution in terms of relevance to building design and human impacts, and distinguish how com-mon aspects of green building benefit health, climate and other environmental outcomes and how they can be integrated in building features to address the project goals of clients and communities. This seminar is sponsored by Focus on Energy Design Assistance Program. (S2C: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

Interior Perspectives: Changing Human FactorsA.J. Paron-Wildes Hall of Ideas G & JThis seminar session, presented in conjunction with the IIDA Wisconsin Interior Perspectives Conference, will identify the changing human factors that have had a significant increase over the past two decades and how they will continue to influence the design of commercial, healthcare, educational and other projects. As the national architectural and design manager for Allsteel, Paron-Wildes helps corporate clients and institutions look to the future when designing their spaces and facilities. She specializes in design implementation and collaboration, environmental initiatives, workplace advisory and change management. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to understand what sensory integration is and be able to relate it to design elements, appreciate the rise of new disabilities and neurological disorders and predict how they affect people dealing with space, recognize the health and safety issues resulting from these changing human factors, and outline what human factors are contributing to new designs for products and spaces.This seminar is sponsored by the IIDA Wisconsin Chapter. (S2D: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

Building Products Expo11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Exhibit HallProduct&ServiceDisplays+ExpoEducation+WAFRaffle+Lunch

Explore the displays in the Exhibit Hall, meet vendor representatives and collect valuable information on products and services that you can put to good use on all of your projects. This Expo session features a “walking lunch” along with the latest details on innovative products and research. Invite your friends and clients to join you for lunch at Monona Terrace. Lunch is FREE for registered attendees thanks to the support of the companies and organizations participating in the Building Products Expo.

AIA Wisconsin members will be able to earn AIA/CES learning unit hours by completing predefined “Expo Education” tracks. Each Expo Education track contains at least four 15-minute sessions. These Expo Education programs include sessions sponsored by exhibitors that are AIA/CES registered providers. See schedule of Expo Education sessions and Expo Education Report form for details.

Members of the Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Architects Foundation also will have information on the “WAF Raffle” to support architectural education. The raffle drawing will take place at 1:45 pm.

You’ll want to schedule enough time to tour the entire Expo and participate in all of the special events and activities.



Immel Construction Keynote AddressBio-Inspired Design Chris Garvin, AIA 2:00 – 3:30 p.m.Lecture Hall

Humans have an innate biological connection to nature. In this keynote address, architect Chris Garvin, AIA, managing partner of the sustainability consulting and strategic planning firm Terrapin Bright Green, will talk about the intersection of nature and the built environment that connects human health, engineered systems and planetary ecological systems. He will explore biophilic design as a way to reconnect with nature for a healthy and sustainable future. Over the past two centuries, “modernizations” have disconnected us from our connection to nature, which has damaged both human health and the environment. As a result of recent scientific advancements, the true impact of our interaction with nature is beginning to be better understood. Meanwhile, for four billion years, organisms have been successfully adapting to changing environments, building materials, creating forms and organizing complex systems. Surrounded by these blueprints, Garvin notes that we only have to look to them to develop a resilient and regenerative society. Using design case studies and a review of scientific research, this keynote session will focus on answering the following questions: How can biophilic design create places to support our health and well-being? How can our cities become sustainable communities through a deeper understanding of ecosystem services and processes? What can we learn from nature that can be applied not only to the spaces we inhabit, but also to the technologies that fill them? By participating in this keynote lecture, you will be able to describe biophilic design, identify how biophilic design improves human health, explain how biomimicry can be used to create systems and materials to interconnect the built and natural environments for true sustainability, and recognize long-term sustainability requires an understanding of dynamic equilibrium through time that adjusts to changes in land-use, demographics and climate. This keynote address is made possible by the underwriting support of platinum sponsor Immel Construction. (K3A: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

Spotlight Seminar

Weathering Performance & Application of High-Performance Coatings LinetecHall of Ideas E & F Whether designing a new project of renovating an existing one, thoughtfully choosing the finish for the projects’ metal building products will ensure the longest lifespan. Much more than enhancing appearance, a finish specification can be the difference in creating lasting performance and a lasting impression. This presentation will help attendees better understand weathering performance and sustainability goals of fluoropolymer (Kynar) coatings, powder coating and anodize finishes. This exhibitor-sponsored educational seminar is presented by AIA/CES Provider Linetec. (V2A : 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)



Professional Development Seminars III3:45 – 5:15 p.m.Select from three concurrent seminar sessions.

Presentation Skills: Self–Ideas–PlansDavid ZachLecture Hall While there is a wide variety in the different types of presentations, your success as a speaker will be based on how well you meet the needs of your audience and your ability to talk about your ideas clearly and succinctly. This seminar session by David Zach, a professionally trained futurist and professional speaker based in Milwaukee, is designed to provide practical tips and guidelines on making your presentations more polished, professional and powerful. It will address the presentation of self (e.g. personal style, manners and actions, handling audience reactions), the presentation of ideas (e.g. resources and tools, slide design, room layout) and the presentation of plans (e.g. time for audience discussion). The seminar will help you establish the skills to craft presentations around essential objectives and to present ideas with enthusiasm. By participating in the seminar, you will be able to describe how to organize content and determine audience objectives, examine audience engagement and create content that illustrates your point, recognize the art of presenting yourself – how to dress, how to interact and how to leave a positive impression, and identify resources and tools for developing better presentation skills. (S3A: 1.5 LU hrs.)

Ethics/Esthetics Smackdown: Science or Art? Victoria BeachHall of Ideas E & FThis seminar will explore the question of whether science or art is the better bet. Presenter Victoria Beach is not only the principal of her own architectural firm and the Vice-Mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, she also is a published writer and national speaker on architectural ethics as well as a former chair of the AIA National Ethics Council. Many people believe that morality differentiates between good and evil. For professions, ethics can perform an altogether different role. Strong ethics can be a powerful tool for professions, making a difference between excellence or mediocrity, influence or irrelevance, and even between life or death. Architecture, however, was an art long before it was a profession. Can esthetics provide architecture a tool even more powerful than ethics? By participating in this seminar, you will be able to understand how written ethical codes protect and empower professions and the public, compare weak and strong professional codes and differentiate between professional ethics and other kinds of ethics, explore the fine line between duty-based (deontological) and results-based (consequentialist) morality, and test the moral limits of what kinds of commissions architects should accept and evaluate the role of aesthetics vs. ethics in a discipline based on both art and science.This seminar is sponsored by Ken Saiki Design.(S3B: 1.5 LU/HSW hrs.)

Building a Strategic Practice Evelyn Lee, AIA Hall of Ideas H & IWe are living in a world surrounded by the Internet of Things (IOT), where the amount of data being compiled by sensors and people as they move through the built environment is increasing exponentially. In this seminar session, Evelyn Lee, AIA, a senior strategist with MKThink in San Francisco, will look at ways you can begin utilizing and integrating data into your practice – not as a research endeavor, but as a way to better position yourself as a trusted advisor with your clients. Come learn how your client’s data will help you understand them better and how data can help you build a more strategic practice. By participating in this seminar, you will be able to gain knowledge about IOT technology and how it creates new avenues for revenue for architecture firms, identify various data sources that result in better outcomes for the decision-making process for your clients, list free and inexpensive resources available to support data integration into your firm’s practice, and recognize the business opportunities that result from strategic practice and how to put them to practice in your firm. (S3C: 1.5 LU hrs.)



SponsorsThank You!Platinum SponsorsThe Boldt Company The Boldt Company opened as a small storefront carpentry shop in 1889. Now celebrating over 125 years of providing value to our customers, we remain committed to our founding principles. The firm serves customers in a variety of power, industrial, education, healthcare, commercial and renewable energy markets nationwide. www.theboldtcompany.com

J.H. Findorff & Son Inc.As one of the Midwest’s leading builders, Findorff is built on character and integrity with a culture that supports giving generously to the community. Above all, every project receives the highest level of service and quality craftsmanship. For more information, please visit www.findorff.com.

Immel Construction Immel Construction provides general construction, construction management, estimating, and project delivery services to meet the needs of our clients. Based in Green Bay, WI, we serve a broad customer base in over 17 states that includes work in healthcare, retail, manufacturing, hospitality, education, financial, civic, and religious sectors. www.immel-builds.com

Wisconsin Masonry Alliance The goal of the Wisconsin Masonry Alliance is to expand the market for masonry products including block, brick, and stone in both commercial and residential landscape and building projects. WMA promotes awareness of the advantages of these products as quality building and landscaping materials. Masonry and Hardscaping – a valuable partnership of design, durability and function. www.WMA-online.org

Gold SponsorsFocus on Energy Design Assistance ProgramThe Focus on Energy Design Assistance Program offers incentives to architects and building owners for the design of new, energy-efficient buildings, beginning in SD or DD. www.focusonenergy.com

IIDA of WisconsinInternational Interior Design Association-Wisconsin Chapter is committed to enhancing the quality of life through excellence in interior design and advancing interior design through knowledge.

Ken Saiki Design, Inc. We are pleased to have this opportunity to support AIA Wisconsin. For more information about Ken Saiki Design, Landscape Architects, please visit our web site. www.ksd-la.com

MasterGraphics, Inc. MasterGraphics offers an integrated mix of software, hard ware, training and distribution services, relying on expertise in CAD technologies to apply practical solutions to clients’ complex business challenges. www.MasterGraphics.com

Wisconsin Architects FoundationBuilding a Better Wisconsin through Architectural Education. www.aiaw.org

Silver SponsorsBalestrieri EnvironmentalRevolutionary Turn-key Environmental and Adaptive Reuse Services. www.balestrierigroup.com

Wisconsin ArchitectThe official publication of AIA Wisconsin www.WisconsinArchitect.org

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ALLEGION................................................. 15www.allegion.comPaul Schmidt, AIA, (877) 282-1721 x 4817

AluSpec, Inc. .................................... 608www.aluspec.comGregg White, (608) 825-4838

Amcon Block............................................ 506www.amconblock.comMike Davey, (612) 968-0507

Andersen Windows Inc. ........................... 304www.andersenwindows.comBill Evers, (608) 516-1796

Architectural Polymers Inc. .................... 1012www.apformliner.comKevin Schrock, (616) 350-0779

Architectural Products of Wausau ........... 603www.apwausau.comJohn Schremp, PE, (715) 848-4008

Arrow AV Group ..................................... 1009www.arrowavgroup.com Pat McConnell, (800) 731-4880 x126

ASSA ABLOY Door Security Solutions ...... 20www.assaabloydss.comJustin Ritter, (920) 428-2220

Associated Builders & Contractors of Wisconsin ......................................... 205www.abcwi.orgNick Novak, (608) 244-5883

Assured Corporation.................................. 38www.assuredcorp.comMatt Weber, (708) 567-9404

Auto Trim of Wausau ............................... 310www.solargard.comPaul Koceja, (715) 842-9114 x 3

AWI - Wisconsin Chapter ....................... 605www.awiwi.orgJim Buege, (262) 646-3763

Bachmann Construction Co. Inc. ............. 114www.bachmannconstruction.netChris Quandt, (608) 222-8869

Balestrieri Environmental......................... 912www.balestrierigroup.comKeith Balestrieri, (262) 742-2800

Exhibitor ListBeam and Board LLC .............................. 710www.beamandboard.comBrad Walters, (920) 309-1780

Bell Structural Solutions .......................... 902www.bellstructural.comDustin Imholte, (651) 203-2716

Benchmark by Kingspan.......................... 101www.kingspan.comEric Kuhlman, (312) 756-9108

Big Ass Solutions ....................................... 36www.bigasssolutions.comMeagan Donnelley, (312) 720-6317

Blenker Building Systems Inc. ..................... 6www.blenkerco.comJustin Breyhan, (715) 570-7364

Boldt Company ........................................ 601www.theboldtcompany.comScott Clark, (920) 225-6138

Bradley Corporation................................. 103www.bradleycorp.comCJ Erickson, (262) 251-6000

Brunsell Lumber & Millwork ..................... 302www.brunsell.comPaddy Noone, (262) 370-9481

Building Stone Products ................... 104www.buildingstoneproducts.comGene Guetzow, (262) 206-6634

CAD Technology Center - CTC ............... 308www.cadtechnologycenter.comNate Duea, (952) 941-1181

Cambria ..................................................... 18cambriausa.comKarlyn Johnson, (952) 944-1676

CELLOX .................................................. 109www.cellox.comCraig Hutchison, (608) 524-2316

Central States Terrazzo Association . 808www.centralstatesterrazzo.orgJason Zarwell, (703) 431-2711

Coating & Foam Solutions LLC ............... 402www.cfsolutions.us.comMike Jambretz, (262) 227-2573

COLDSPRING ............................................. 8www.coldspringusa.comTodd Olson, (320) 253-5261

Composites Gurea................................. 1003www.parklex.comTodd Johnson, (360) 451-1130

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Construction Tie Products Inc. (CTP) ...... 712www.ctpanchors.comSteve Getz, (219) 878-1427

CORE 4 Engineering, Inc. ....................... 210www.core4engineering.comMatthew Christianson, (262) 236-9372

County Materials Corporation .................. 908www.countymaterials.comMaureen Bredeson, (608) 220-1919

CPI Daylighting Inc. ................................. 411www.cpidaylighting.comRafael Rivero, (847) 816-1060

Creative 3D Visuals ................................. 909www.creative3dvisuals.comRashida Pardawala, (650) 245-7215

Crete-Heat LLC ......................................... 50www.crete-heat.comDon Regan, (920) 948-3738

DA Loss Associates, Inc. ........................... 33www.daloss.comJeffrey Loss, (414) 384-4448

DeLeers Construction Inc. ....................... 301www.deleers.comJohn DeLeers, (920) 347-5830

DIRTT ...................................................... 711www.dirtt.netWilliam O’Neill, (612) 860-4000

Dodge Data & Analytics ........................... 702www.construction.comBrenda Hartwig, (414) 258-9917

eblake & Associates .................................. 17www.eblakewi.comEd Blake, (920) 775-3829

Edge Consulting Engineers, Inc. ............... 47www.edgeconsult.comArlen Ostreng, (608) 644-1449

Emerging Professionals Committee ... 54www.aiaw.org(608) 257-8477

Enercept .................................................... 11www.enercept.comRon Gleysteen, (605) 882-2222

Entrance Technologies Inc. ....................... 30www.entrancetech.comJerry Lewis, (715) 845-4188

Fabcon Precast ..................................... 1010www.fabconprecast.comJoe Dammann, (952) 882-7289

Fearings Audio Video Security .................. 51www.fearings.comDouglas Fearing, (800) 252-2253

Fellows Committee - FAIA .................. 54www.aiaw.org(608) 257-8477

Focus on Energy Design Assistance Program ........ 609www.focusonenergy.com/design-assistanceAdam Niederloh, (877) 939-1873

Foundation Supportworks of WI .............. 709www.fsiwi.comJamie Budiac, (920) 422-2377

GRAEF ............................................. 611www.graef-usa.comKim Borne, (608) 242-1550

GRAPHISOFT ......................................... 403www.graphisoft.comEric Caughlin, (810) 241-6306

H Window Company, LLC ....................... 500www.hwindow.comStephen Walston, (715) 292-0866

Hallman Lindsay Paints Inc. .................... 805www.hallmanlindsay.comMike Granitz, (608) 834-8844

Hallmark Building Supplies, Inc. .............. 901www.hllmark.comRobbe Brown, (507) 208-9665

Henry Company......................................... 35www.henry.comScott Wolff, (312) 310-6300

Hillesheim Architectural Products, Inc. .... 809www.Hap-inc.netRick Hillesheim, (507) 331-0486

Holmes Murphy & Associates .................. 910www.holmesmurphy.comReid Just, (800) 527-9049

Icynene, Inc. .............................................. 49www.icynene.comCory Tamm, (612) 501-5137

Immel Construction................................ 1007www.immel-builds.comPaul Martzke, AIA, (920) 406-0137

InPro Corporation .................................... 810www.inprocorp.comHillary Martin, (800) 222-5556

Insulation and Supply Company, Inc. ...... 202www.insulationandsupply.comMark Kuepper, (920) 470-2111

J.H. Findorff & Son Inc. ........................... 510www.findorff.comJeffrey Tubbs, (608) 257-5321

Johns Manville ......................................... 303www.jm.comJerrold Fox AIA, (262) 339-0452


JSD Professional Services, Inc. .............. 512www.jsdinc.comJan Schroeder, (608) 848-5060

JWC Building Specialties, Inc. ................... 14www.jwcbuildingspecialties.comJim Cogan, (262) 522-1381

Kafka Granite LLC ............................ 801www.kafkagranite.comTiffany Kafka, (715) 687-2423

Kohler Company ........................................ 46www.kohler.comSteven Schmidt, (920) 457-4441

Kraemer Brothers LLC............................. 408www.kraemerbrothers.comGreg Callin, (608) 546-2411

Kraus-Anderson Construction Co. ........... 209www.krausanderson.comMike Jankowski, (608) 438-4656

Kulp’s of Stratford, LLC ............................. 43www.kulproof.comRobert Kulp, (715) 616-9300

Larson Engineering Inc................................ 5www.larsonengr.comJohn Roob, (920) 734-9867

Linetec ..................................................... 706www.linetec.comTammy Schroeder, (715) 846-3714

LiveRoof LLC ........................................... 311www.liveroof.comJon Olson, (800) 875-1392

Madison Block & Stone ........................... 904www.madisonblockandstone.comDave Usadel, (608) 249-5633 Mainstage Theatrical Supply Inc. .............. 48www.mainstage.comDavid Krajec, (800) 236-0878

Managed Design Inc.................................. 16www.manageddesigninc.comGreg Mosley, (952) 564-3420

Marvin Windows and Doors..................... 802www.marvin.comCustomer Service, (866) 687-8431

MasterGraphics Inc. ......................... 502www.mastergraphics.comMichael Dunham, (262) 717-2165

McElroy Metal, Inc. .................................. 504www.mcelroymetal.comSteve Mikkelson, (800) 562-3576

Menominee Tribal Enterprises ................. 703www.mtewood.comNels Huse, (715) 853-6390

Metal Design Systems Inc. .................... 1002www.metaldesignsystems.comChad Showalter, (319) 362-7454

Michels Stone .......................................... 812www.michels.usMark Formiller, (920) 921-8280

Mid-States Concrete Industries ........ 412www.msprecast.comJeremy Olivotti, (608) 751-1474

Millennium Forms, LLC................................ 1millenniumforms.comSteve Holeczy, (262) 723-7778

Milwaukee Plate Glass ............................ 807www.mpgco.comGary Geigler, (414) 771-5660

Miron Construction Co., Inc. .................... 707www.miron-construction.comGregory Douglas, AIA, (920) 969-7070

Nabco Entrances, Inc .............................. 405www.nabcoentrances.comRobert Kartes, (262) 613-7740

NCARB ........................................... 1013www.ncarb.orgKim Garrison, (202) 783-6500

Northfield Block Co. ................................. 312www.northfieldblock.comStephen Ahrens, (262) 424-8495

Paul Reilly Company ........................ 409www.paulreilly.comRob Holden, (608) 819-8675

Pella Windows & Doors of Wisconsin...... 108www.pellawi.comBarry Schoening, (920) 435-3791

Point of Beginning, Inc............................. 509www.pobinc.comScott Groholski, (715) 344-9999

Post-Frame Advantage ............................ 410www.postframeadvantage.comKristin Schild, (847) 375-4757

PPG Industries ........................................ 511www.ppgideascapes.comJoseph Sennese, (630) 962-4800

Rauch Clay Sales Corporation ................ 204www.rauchclay.comChristian Metz, (773) 457-0901

RedBuilt ................................................... 212www.redbuilt.comLuke Fouch, (920) 517-6433

Rulon International .................................. 903www.rulonco.comJason Schaum, (773) 991-6606

SAGE Electrochromics Inc. ...................... 34www.sageglass.comTim Finley, (507) 676-2561

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Saris Cycling Group.............................. 4www.sarisparking.comMike Basarich, (608) 729-6182

Schindler Elevator Corporation................ 207www.us.schindler.comJulie Furrer-Powell, (608) 237-5702

Scranton Products ....................................... 7www.scrantonproducts.comMike Janssen, (414) 208-9871

Sentinel Structures Inc. ........................... 309www.sentinelstructures.comJeffery Peters, (715) 582-4544

The Sherwin-Williams Company ............. 203www.swspecs.comSusan Sienkowski, (312) 656-0622

Sika Industrial Flooring ............................ 404usa.sika.comJames Gildea, (781) 828-5400

Smart Cabinetry......................................... 10www.smartcabinetry.comSivert Lung, (715) 614-0465

Spancrete ................................................ 507www.spancrete.comJeff Kiel, (414) 290-9000

Strongwood ............................................. 106www.gostrongwood.comJoe Titus, (715) 258-4818

The Stonhard Group ................................ 803www.stonhard.comRob Lentz, (574) 229-4388

Super Sky Products Enterprises LLC ...... 701www.supersky.comRod Kivioja, (262) 242-2000

Swisspearl ............................................. 1004www.swisspearl.comHarry Harisberger, (636) 698-5505

Takeform Inc. ............................................ 45www.takeform.netMarty Wingrove, (608) 225-0521

Terrazzo & Marble Supply ....................... 306www.tmsupply.comTom Mikrut, (847) 353-8000

Timely ........................................................ 32www.timelyframes.comTom Manzo, (818) 492-3444

TMI Systems Corporation ........................ 704www.tmisystems.comJerry Schiff, (701) 456-6415

TOTO USA ......................................... 31www.totousa.comMike Harrigan, (847) 433-8980

Tubelite, Inc. ..................................... 811wwww.tubeliteinc.comRick Hillesheim, (507) 331-0486

Vendura Industries................................... 201www.vendura.comMike O’Connell, (608) 310-7970

Vogel Bros. Building Co. ............................ 37www.vogelbldg.comPeter Szotkowski, (608) 663-8969

W.L. Hall Company .................................. 401www.wlhall.comBob Daniel, (612) 916-9131

The Wagner Companies .......................... 612www.wagnercompanies.comAnthony Goodings, (888) 423-6914

WASCO Windows ................................... 906www.wascowindows.comDavid Paulus, (414) 461-9900

Wausau Tile, Inc. ......................................... 9www.wausautile.comJeff Gramling, (715) 359-5441

Wausau Window and Wall Systems ........ 211www.wausauwindow.comEric Breidel, (715) 846-6743

WB Manufacturing ..................................... 44www.wibenchmfg.comPatty Leahy, (715) 559-0347

Weather Shield Windows & Doors .......... 911www.weathershield.comJeff Kibler, (715) 748-2100

Weather-Tek Design Center, Inc. ............... 19www.weather-tek.comMatt McCabe, (262) 794-1655

Window Design Center - Loewen Windows. . 29www.windowcenter.comJody Lindsey, (608) 271-8002

Wisconsin Architects Foundation............... 54www.aiaw.org/about/waf.shtml(608) 257-8477

AIA Science+Art PavilionThe Pavilion offers a great place to gather with friends and collegues during your tour around the Expo. This centrally located AIA activity area will feature information about special programs and a sketching activity.

WAF RaffleSupport the Wisconsin Architects Foundation and try your luck at winning great prizes as part of the WAF Raffle. Prize information and tickets are available from WAF Board members in booth #54.


Attendees are responsible for recording participation on the Expo Education Report form. Complete a pre-designed track of four presentations to allow AIA Wisconsin to report these credits on member transcripts. Each track is worth 1.0 LU hour.

Expo Education Program Earn AIA/CES learning unit hours by touring the Exhibit Hall and participating in the Expo Education Program.

The following 15-minute sessions are being offered by AIA/CES providers at their booth in the Expo.

Track ASustainableDetails&DesignWorkflow

Do you know the R-Value of your Building Envelope?Mid-States Concrete Industries · Booth #412April 27, 3:15 pm & 5:00 pm | April 28, 11:45 am & 1:00 pm

IntegratingTechnologytoImproveWorkflowMasterGraphics Inc. · Booth #502April 27, 3:45 pm & 5:30 pm | April 28, 11:30 am & 12:30 pm

UnderstandingTestingandCertificationProcessesTubelite Inc. · Booth #811April 27, 4:15 pm & 6:00 pm | April 28, 12:00 pm & 12:45 pm

Sustainable Design with Natural Crushed AggregateKafka Granite LLC · Booth #801April 27, 4:45 pm & 6:30 pm | April 28, 12:15 pm pm & 1:15 pm

Track BDesigning it Right . . . From the Start

Productivity and Safety at the Loading DockPaul Reilly Company · Booth #409April 27, 3:30 pm & 5:15pm | April 28, 11:30 am & 1:15 pm

Proper Installation of TerrazzoCentral States Terrazzo Association · Booth #808April 27, 4:00 pm & 5:45 pm | April 28, 11:45 am & 12:30 pm

Innovative Installation of Adhered Masonry ProductsBuilding Stone Products · Booth #104April 27, 4:30 pm & 6:15 pm | April 28, 12:15 pm & 1:00 pm

The Value of Early Analysis in Designing Energy-EfficientBuildingsFocus on Energy Design Assistance Program Booth #609April 27, 5:00 pm & 6:45 pm | April 28, 12:00 pm & 12:45 pm

Track CDesign Performance & Trends

Standards and Trends in Bicycle Parking & Infrastructure DesignSaris Cycling Group · Booth #4April 27, 3:15 pm & 5:00 pm | April 28, 11:45 am & 1:00 pm Performance Criteria of Curtain wall and Storefront Glazing SelectionAluSpec, Inc. · Booth #608April 27, 3:45 pm & 5:30 pm | April 28, 11:30 am & 12:30 pm

LeveragingtheBIMworkflowModeltooutput Data Rich Construction DocumentationGRAPHISOFT · Booth #403April 27, 4:15 pm & 6:00 pm | April 28, 12:00 pm & 12:45 pm

Sustainable Plumbing while Living in PlaceTOTO USA · Booth #31April 27, 4:45 pm & 12:15 pm | April 28, 6:30 pm & 1:15 pm

Track DExperience + Leadership = Success

Learn What’s New in AXP (IDP)NCARB · Booth #1013April 27, 3:30 pm & 5:15pm | April 28, 11:30 am & 1:15 pm

Recognizing the Leader in YouAIA Wisconsin Fellows · Booth #54April 27, 4:00 pm & 5:45 pm | April 28, 11:45 am & 12:30 pm

Planning for ARE 5.0 SuccessNCARB · Booth #1013April 27, 4:30 pm & 6:15 pm | April 28, 12:15 pm & 1:00 pm

Applying Your Leadership SkillsAIA Wisconsin Fellows · Booth #54April 27, 5:00 pm & 6:45 pm | April 28, 12:00 pm & 12:45 pm

Door PrizesBe sure to tour the entire Expo . . . a number of exhibitors are sponsoring special door prize drawings.

Expo Challenge AIA Wisconsin is sponsoring the Expo Science+Art Challenge. Accept the challenge outlined on the official entry form and turn in your completed card at the end of each Expo period to participate in drawing.

2016 AIA Wisconsin Design Awards

Special Displays

STRUT Fashion Display

Booth Awards & More!


Executive Committee

Kurt V. Zimmerman, AIA, PresidentDaryl J. Dean, AIA, Vice PresidentTate C. Walker, AIA, Secretary/Treasurer Melissa M. Destree, AIA, Past President

Board of DirectorsJackson I. Case, AIA, Stevens PointDaryl J. Dean, AIA, RhinelanderMichael J. DesBarres, AIA, MadisonMelissa M. Destree, AIA, OregonKeith Grabarczyk, FranklinBrannin J. Gries, AIA, NeenahMichael A. Hacker, AIA, MilwaukeeStephen D. Holzhauer, AIA, MiddletonAlisa M. Huebner, ShorewoodAaron D. Johnson, AIA, BrooklynTimothy M. Kent, AIA, Fond du LacBrianna L. Kraft, Assoc. AIA, MadisonJennifer L. Lehrke, AIA, GlenbeulahRon McCrea, MadisonJames G. Otto, AIA, HubertusMelinda S. Pogwizd-Nerad, Assoc. AIA, Whitefish BayJason M. Raiten, AIA, GlendaleCory A. Scheidler, AIA, Chippewa FallsLawrence J. Schnuck, AIA, Whitefish BayAbby V. Vogen Horn, HartlandTaylor C. Walker, AIA, MadisonRobert S. Wheat, AIA, MonroeKurt V. Zimmerman, AIA, Milwaukee

AIA Regional RepresentativesHenry A. Kosarzycki, AIA, GreendaleSandra L. Dickenson, AIA, Vermillion, SD

Regional Associate DirectorMelissa M. Schulteis, Assoc. AIA, Appleton

Young Architects Regional DirectorStacey Z. Keller, AIA, Windsor

StaffWilliam M. Babcock, Hon. AIA, Executive DirectorBrenda K. Taylor, Assoc. AIA, Deputy DirectorMary K. Orella, Administration ManagerTracy A. Drinkwater, Administrative Assistant

2017 AIA Wisconsin Convention & ExpoMay 17 & 18, 2017Monona Terrace - Madison, Wisconsin

AIA Wisconsin Past PresidentsNoble E. Rose, AIA, 1980Walter E. Zoller, AIA, 1981Brian F. Larson, AIA, 1982Glenn Johnson, AIA, 1983Frederick E. Zimmermann, AIA, 1984Harry A. Schroeder, AIA, 1985James W. Miller, FAIA, 1986Robert D. Cooper, AIA, 1987H. James Gabriel, AIA, 1988Dennis L. Olson, AIA, 1989Jay A. McLean, AIA, 1990Richard W. Eschner, AIA, 1991Roger D. Roslansky, AIA, 1992Ross T. Potter, AIA, 1993Lisa L. Kennedy, AIA, 1994Kevin J. Connolly, AIA, 1995Horst W. Lobe, AIA, 1996A. James Gersich, AIA, 1997John G. Horky, AIA, 1998Daniel J. Roarty, AIA, 1999Robert E. Shipley, AIA, 2000Allyson D. Nemec, AIA, 2001Gary A. Gust, AIA, 2002Thomas R. Cox, AIA, 2003Michael P. Eberle, AIA, 2004Cherie K. Claussen, 2005Colin H. Klos, AIA, 2006Martin Sell, AIA, 2007Wm. Lee Connellee, AIA, 2008Josh O. Johnson, AIA 2009James G. Otto, AIA, 2010Thomas Hirsch, FAIA, 2011Henry A. Kosarzycki, AIA, 2012David G. Peterson, AIA, 2013Jody D. Andres, AIA, 2014Melissa M. Destree, AIA, 2015

2016 Convention CommitteeA. James Gersich, AIA, ChairAmy F. McNally, AIA, Vice ChairJody D. Andres, AIADaryl J. Dean, AIAMichael O. DunhamDavid J. Ewanowski, AIAGregory P. Fischer, AIAMalorie Y. Hepner, Assoc. AIAThomas E. Hirsch, FAIAJosh O. Johnson, AIAMark J. Kruser, AIAAndrew T. Malanowski, AIADavid G. Peterson, AIAJennifer A. Roets, AIAJon D. Sandeman, AIAKatherine A. Schnuck, AIA Melissa M. Schulteis, Assoc. AIAKurt V. Zimmerman, AIA

AIA Wisconsinwww.AIAW.org | E: [email protected] S. Hamilton St., Madsion WI 53703Ph: (608) 257-8477 | Fax: (608) 257-0242


AIA Wisconsin Past PresidentsNoble E. Rose, AIA, 1980Walter E. Zoller, AIA, 1981Brian F. Larson, AIA, 1982Glenn Johnson, AIA, 1983Frederick E. Zimmermann, AIA, 1984Harry A. Schroeder, AIA, 1985James W. Miller, FAIA, 1986Robert D. Cooper, AIA, 1987H. James Gabriel, AIA, 1988Dennis L. Olson, AIA, 1989Jay A. McLean, AIA, 1990Richard W. Eschner, AIA, 1991Roger D. Roslansky, AIA, 1992Ross T. Potter, AIA, 1993Lisa L. Kennedy, AIA, 1994Kevin J. Connolly, AIA, 1995Horst W. Lobe, AIA, 1996A. James Gersich, AIA, 1997John G. Horky, AIA, 1998Daniel J. Roarty, AIA, 1999Robert E. Shipley, AIA, 2000Allyson D. Nemec, AIA, 2001Gary A. Gust, AIA, 2002Thomas R. Cox, AIA, 2003Michael P. Eberle, AIA, 2004Cherie K. Claussen, 2005Colin H. Klos, AIA, 2006Martin Sell, AIA, 2007Wm. Lee Connellee, AIA, 2008Josh O. Johnson, AIA 2009James G. Otto, AIA, 2010Thomas Hirsch, FAIA, 2011Henry A. Kosarzycki, AIA, 2012David G. Peterson, AIA, 2013Jody D. Andres, AIA, 2014Melissa M. Destree, AIA, 2015

2016 Convention CommitteeA. James Gersich, AIA, ChairAmy F. McNally, AIA, Vice ChairJody D. Andres, AIADaryl J. Dean, AIAMichael O. DunhamDavid J. Ewanowski, AIAGregory P. Fischer, AIAMalorie Y. Hepner, Assoc. AIAThomas E. Hirsch, FAIAJosh O. Johnson, AIAMark J. Kruser, AIAAndrew T. Malanowski, AIADavid G. Peterson, AIAJennifer A. Roets, AIAJon D. Sandeman, AIAKatherine A. Schnuck, AIA Melissa M. Schulteis, Assoc. AIAKurt V. Zimmerman, AIA

AIA Wisconsinwww.AIAW.org | E: [email protected] S. Hamilton St., Madsion WI 53703Ph: (608) 257-8477 | Fax: (608) 257-0242

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