AIA Florida2011 Annual Convention

July 28-30, 2011Naples Grande Beach Resort

Naples, Florida

AIA Florida is extremely grateful for the commitment and support of our sponsors. The AIA Florida Convention would not be possible with out them. These member companies represent some of the most active businesses supporting AIA Florida throughout the year, giving their time and financial support to the events that promote the architectural profession in Florida. They definitely understand the importance of our mission and are proud to support it.

The Florida Natural Gas Association is the 2011 AIA Florida Sponsor of the Year. Throughout the year, Florida Natural Gas Association works on projects to provide you with the educational experiences that enrich and advance your practice and they have made that commitment again to this year’s convention.

Signs are everywhere. They lead us from Point A to B and provide direction for a future destination. Right now our future is unwritten, but we can set goals, join as a team and reach the future we envision.

I invite you to join us at the AIA Florida 2011 Annual Convention in Naples, July 28-30 as we Imagine the Future...and Make It Happen! Sessions this year are more than just CEU hours on a transcript. They will require us to expand our minds, think creatively and instead of reaching towards the proverbial, whether inside or outside, reach beyond our reality.

This year is also about the team - the team in your firm, the team that supports you at home, and the team of AIA Florida members accomplishing common goals. The schedule this year provides for more networking, more time exploring and more

opportunities to incorporate our families. I encourage you to bring along your family - there is so much to do! I also encourage you to share the Convention experience with those in your firm.

Together we can achieve more for our profession, our practices and our lives. I look forward to seeing you at the Naples Grande Beach Resort.

Michael Lingerfelt, AIA, LEED APAIA Florida 2011 President

Sponsorship

2011 Convention Sponsors:Emerald Sponsor Gold Sponsors Bronze SponsorsSilver Sponsor

The Building Envelope Company

Masonry Association of Florida

Larry Speck is a Principal with Page Southerland Page Architects. His professional work includes such Texas landmarks as Austin Bergstrom International Airport, Austin Convention Center and

the architecture for Discovery Green, a twelve-acre park in downtown Houston. He is professor and former dean of the School of Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin and is the 2011 AIA Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architecture Education recipient.

Thursday, July 28 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm1.5 LU HoursLawrence Speck, FAIA

General Session Speaker

Marty Sklar began his Disney career at Disneyland in June, 1955 -- one month before Disneyland opened. He was hired to create The Disneyland News, a tabloid newspaper sold on Main Street for 10 cents during Disneyland’s first summer. Two weeks after he started -- at age 21 -- Marty had to present the newspaper concept to Walt Disney. Fortunately, Walt liked it, and Marty says that’s why his career at Disney lasted 54 years.

Starting in 1974, for 30 years, Marty was the creative leader of Walt Disney Imagineering as Vice President, President and Vice Chairman, and Principal Creative Executive. He retired as Executive Vice President, and Imagineering Ambassador.

Kickoff SpeakerThursday, July 28 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. 1.5 LU HoursMarty Sklar

Keynote Speaker

Douglas Gauthier is Design Director at GA, GAuthier Architects. He has taught widely in the U.S. and abroad. Together with exploring competition work and investigating larger questions of architecture, GA currently has under construction projects for a five-story Manhattan townhouse with public space. They are in design development for a carbon-neutral playground folie capable of returning electricity to the grid and an exhibition facility for an art institution in Berlin.

Friday, July 29 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.1.5 LU Hours/HSWDouglas Gauthier, AIA

Sponsored by: Richlin Interiors - Poliform-Naples

Thursday, July 28Chef’s “Tapas” Demonstration3:30 – 5:30 p.m.One of the hottest trends in food is the “Tapas” table. Originally the Spanish used pieces of bread to cover their glasses of wine in the field from dust and flies. In Andalusia, people began placing food onto the pieces of bread. Thus, the “Tapas” was born. Chef Jeffrey will share his techniques for the preparation and presentation of “Tapas” that you can take home and share with friends and family for any special occasion. Fee: $69 Includes the demonstration, tasting of the “Tapas” menu & Sangria!

President’s Reception5:30 – 7:00 p.m.The kick-off social event of the Convention hosted by this year’s President. Michael Lingerfelt, AIA, LEED AP and his wife Rebecca will welcome all attendees to the Convention. It is an opportunity to meet old friends and make new ones. Be sure to attend.Fee: Complimentary Sponsored by:

Movie: CITIZEN ARCHITECT: Samuel Mockbee and the Spirit of the Rural Studio8:00 – 9:30 p.m.http://citizenarchitectfilm.com/about.php1 LU HourYou will see how being a citizen architect can contribute positively to society and improves the perception of architects. See how the Rural Studio has impacted southern Alabama and how it has expanded its mission due to the legacy of Sam Mockbee. CE credit will be available to those attending the discussion period immediately following the film.Moderator: Andrew Hayes, AIA, Hayes/Cumming ArchitectsFee: Complimentary

Friday, July 29AIA Florida BECK Golf Tournament 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.The Golf Tournament will be held at the Golf Club of the Everglades, a championship 18-hole course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Rees Jones. Fee includes green’s fee, range balls, cart, tournament

fee and prizes.Schedule: 7:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast 7:30 a.m. Registration 8:00 a.m. Tournament Fee: $115 Co - Chairs: Scott Anderson, AIA, Joe Garcia, AIASponsored by:

TOUR: Ave Maria University8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.2 LU/HSWParticipants will visit the new community of Ave Maria, Florida, with guided tours of the town center, Oratory, and Ave Maria University. While at AMU, participants will also have a chance to view a large private collection of Frank Lloyd Wright drawings and photographs.Fee: $55 Transportation included

TOUR: Palm Cottage & Norris Gardens11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Under the preservation of the Naples Historical Society, the Palm Cottage™ house museum is the oldest house in Naples (built 1895) and a fine example of Tabbie Mortar construction, a hand-made concrete consisting of sand, shells and water. After the docent tour, wander the Norris Gardens with five distinct gardens to explore and enjoy.Fee: $25 Transportation on own

Demystifying the Fellows3:00 – 4:00 p.m.Fellowship in the AIA is the highest membership honor an architect member can receive. It is bestowed by one’s peers in recognition of the architect’s significant contribution to architecture and to society on a national level. If you would like to know more, this is your opportunity.Speakers: Johnstone Reid, FAIA, Camp Dresser & McKee & John Tice, FAIA, Bullock Tice Associates

Tradeshow –VIVA ITALIA! 3:00 – 7:00 p.m.Experience La dolce vita…What better place to experience the best of Italy than in the city of Naples...Florida! Join the celebration at the 2011 Tradeshow. Italian food, wine, and even some authentic Italian prizes will be available throughout the event.Fee: Complimentary

Special Events & Tours

AIA Southwest Chapter Dinner Theater 7:30 - 10:00 p.m.Please join the Southwest Chapter as we celebrate architecture with a grand dinner theater event showcasing Frank Lloyd Wright as performed by Will Stutts - “Master of the One Man Show.” Chair: Keith Gilbert, Assoc. AIA Fees: Adults $55 Children 12 and under $20

Saturday, July 30

Architectural Cycling Tour of Old Naples and Port Royal7:00 – 9:00 a.m.Rise early and take an architectural tour, led by David Corban, AIA, around the city of Old Naples and Port Royal. The tour will begin at the Naples Grande hotel where your reserved bike will be ready and waiting for you. Minimum of 10 people is required.Tour Guide: David Corban, AIAFee: $55 Fee includes bicycle

Past President’s Breakfast8:00 – 9:00 a.m.One of the AIA Florida Convention traditions is to honor the Past Presidents of the AIA Florida state association at a special breakfast. We invite you to attend & to bring a guest.Fee: Complimentary - AIA Florida Past Presidents Spouse/Guest $35

TOUR: Naples Botanical Garden9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.The Naples Botanical Garden is creating a world class paradise that combines delightful cultivated tropical gardens with beautifully restored natural habitats. Your guided tour of the many gardens, will also include a visit to the Kapnick Research Center, designed by Ted Sottong, AIA, Architecture, Inc.Fee: $45 Transportation included

Florida Foundation for Architecture Luncheon & Speaker 12:30 – 2:30 p.m.1 LU Hour (1 HSW)BNIM: Featured Work of the AIA 2011 Firm of the YearAs the 2011 AIA Firm of the Year, Kansas-City, Mo.-based Berkebile Nelson Immenschuh McDowell Architects (BNIM) will present their award-winning projects. From its founding in 1970 to today, BNIM has been a crucial voice in defining and developing the art and science of sustainable architecture at its every historic juncture. Also featured at the luncheon will be presentations from the top finalists of the emerging professionals design competition, Case Study Housing for Florida, CSH/FL.Speaker: Steve McDowell, FAIA, BNIMFee: $50

Kanpai! Sumi-e with Sake3:00 – 4:30 p.m.Come learn why less is more in this basic workshop on Sumi-e Zen Brush Painting. Sumi-e (a monochrome painting executed in ink) encompasses energy and spirit. In this art form, you should not be concerned with painting exactly what you see, but instead use your feelings and your experience as your subject. During this fun workshop you’ll learn basic brush strokes, Zen philosophy and timeless techniques all while enjoying a diverse group of sake tastings. Fee includes fun, a sake tasting, your own brush, sumi-e ink and your own Zen masterpiece. Space is limited.Fee: $50Instructor: Don Yoshino, FAIA

AIA Florida/Caribbean Honor & Design Awards Presentation and Dinner 6:00 – 10:00 p.m.The presentation of the 2011 Honor & Design Awards is the centerpiece of the reception and dinner party. Project boards from the winning entries are displayed for viewing pleasure during the reception. Join the festivities and celebrate with the architects, owners and contractors that will be honored for their exceptional work.Fee: $110 per person $1,000 for a reserved table of 10

Special Events & Tours

Recommended DressDress for the Convention is resort casual. This attire is appropriate at all sessions and events with the exception of Saturday evening’s Honor Awards Presentation & Dinner, which is Black Tie (optional); a suit and tie are requested. For the ladies, dressy attire is appropriate. Hotel conference rooms are often chilly so remember to pack a sweater or a jacket.

Naples Grande Beach ResortSituated among lush palms and balmy sea breezes in the exclusive Southwest city, along the Gulf of Mexico’s Paradise Coast, the resort is surrounded by 200 acres of Nature Preserve.

Reservations:AIA Florida has arranged a special discounted room rate for this convention with single or double standard room at $129 + tax, which includes the resort fee amenities, complimentary parking and in-room internet access for all attendees. Reserve Early, don’t be disappointed! To reserve a room call: 888-722-1270 and tell them you are with the Florida Association of the American Institute Architects Convention, or you may reserve a room online by going online to www.naplesgranderesort.com and using the special discount code: AAGR.

This special rate is available until July 5 or until the group block is sold-out, which ever comes first. Remember, to book your room NOW!

The Naples Grande Resort is a perfect location for your annual family vacation. The hotel is nestled in a 200 acre nature preserve, within walking distance to the beach, and has two pools; one includes a 100 ft. waterfall. It is also home to one of the world famous Golden Door ™ Spas that will be offering a 20% discount to all our attendees.

Kids have a variety of activities to participate in with a kid’s room, a Kids Club for the little ones and on weekends there are arts & craft activities taking place around the pool.

In addition to the special tours organized for the Convention, there are many area attractions that will entice you to visit Naples, including the Naples Zoo, King Richards Fun Park, the Naples Botanical Garden or sign up for tours of the Everglades or Manatee Sightseeing Adventure. Visit www.naples-Florida.com for more information. Spouses and guests must register for the Convention and are encouraged to participate in any of the convention activities.

Accompanied by a Convention registrant, kids are welcome to join in on the continental breakfasts and/or the Tradeshow at no extra charge. They may participate in any of the other activities, such as the Chapter Party and tours for a fee.

Spouses/Kids/Guests

Session A: Roofing Applications with Photovoltaic SystemsThursday, July 28 12:30 – 1:30 p.m.1 LU Hour (1 HSW/SD)In this session, you will learn:

how Photovoltaic Systems worktheir installations and how they can be installed on

a roofthe different types of systems and associated coststhe future of PV in architectural design

Fee: $10 This session includes lunch.Speaker: Bob Sisco, Soprema, Inc.Sponsored by:

Session B: Kickoff: Imagine the FutureThursday, July 28 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. 1.5 LU Hours From the creative mind of former Disney Creative Director, Marty Sklar tells us:

There are two ways to look at a blank sheet of paper. It can be the most frightening thing in the world … or the greatest opportunity. Seize the day!

Dream Big Ideas – and have the passion to fight for getting them built!

Said Walt Disney: “Be optimistic; if you are not positive, who will be?”

Use the Four C’s of Creativity: Curiosity, Confidence, Courage and Constancy.

Speaker: Marty Sklar, Marty Sklar Creative, Inc.

Session C: Architecture That Makes Life BetterThursday, July 28 3:30 – 5:00 p.m.1.5 LU HoursThough architecture certainly has the ability to shock us, move us and make us sit up and pay attention, its greatest power is more subtle and subliminal. By providing the crucible in which we play out our everyday lives, it helps shape our interactions, moods and actions. As an essential factor in affecting behavior, architecture has the potential to make lives better, make communities stronger and contribute to the common good.Speaker: Lawrence Speck, FAIA, Page Southerland Page Architects

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Session D: Energy and the Built EnvironmentFriday, July 29 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW/SD)This panel discussion will inform and educate participants on energy related issues that impact building design. Learn how energy efficiency and energy source selection will impact energy code compliance and contribute to obtaining green building certification.Moderator: Joseph R. Eysie, Tactical Energy SolutionsSpeakers: Scott Ranck, Florida Public Utilities Co., Tommis Young, IntelliChoice Energy Douglas Harvey, Building Officials Association of Florida Mike Hess, expSponsored by:

Session E: Energy Conservation in Masonry WallsFriday, July 29 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.1 LU Hours (1 HSW/SD)How do you conserve energy in walls? This session will allow you to:

Understand the value of thermal mass in reducing the amount of required wall insulation.

Understand your return on investment for various levels of wall insulation.

Understand how the three Florida climate zones affect the efficiency of your wall system’s insulation performance. (Dew point analysis)

Fee: $10 This session includes lunch.Speaker: Don Beers, P.E. Adrian Engineering Services Chris Bettinger, Oldcastle CoastalSponsored by:

Session F: Emerging Practice: GA - GAuthier Architects’ WorkFriday, July 29 1:30 – 3:00 p.m.1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)Architecture must accommodate a world that is constantly shifting - from natural disaster, zoning changes, stock market turns and social trends. We are increasingly able to determine these explicit and implicit movements using evolving, precise tools of measurement. Hear Gauthier demonstrate the work and the philosophy of GA, GAuthier Architects.Speaker: Douglas Gauthier, AIA, GAuthier ArchitectsSponsored by:

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Session G: Retake the Lead: Visioning for CommunitiesSaturday, July 30 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)The panel will focus on ecology, habitation, commerce and mobility as key aspects of community design that have become dynamic issues in the last 15 years. If demographic projections and population growth hold true, how do we define ‘livable communities’ for future generations? What kinds of partnerships are essential to implement a vision for our communities that will be sustainable well into the future? The panel discussion will explore development models of the recent past, present and future: which have been successful, which have failed, and under what context and set of metrics (economic, environmental and social). Speakers: Thaddeus Cohen, Director of Pensacola Community Development Bernard Zyscovich, FAIA, Zyscovich Architects Francisco Perez-Azua, Delray Beach Economic Development Director C. Alyn Pruitt, AIA, Campus +Community Strategies LLCModerator: Martin Gold, AIA, Director, School of Architecture, UF

Session H: Daylighting Design for (and by) ArchitectsSaturday, July 30 10:30 – 12:00 p.m. 1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)In the 21st century, energy, health & environmental concerns are leading us back to the use of Daylighting as an integral element of architectural design. In this seminar you will:

Explore The Tools of Daylighting Integration of Daylighting Into The Architect’s

Design ProcessTechnical Considerations Overview of Current And Historical Examples Of

Applied DaylightingSpeaker: David Laffitte, FAIA, LC, LEED AP, RS&H

Session I: Acoustics for High Performance SchoolsSaturday, July 30 10:30 – 12:00 p.m.1.5 LU Hours (1.5 HSW)

Participants will understand recent research linking acoustical attributes of learning environments to student performance and perception of speech.

Summarize acoustical design criteria for learning environments contained in LEED

Understand the relationship between LEED acoustical criteria and the ANSI 12.60 standard that LEED is based upon.

Understand the architectural, HVAC and acoustical planning principles and building systems needed to meet the LEED and ANSI criteria for various core learning spaces.

Speaker: Gary W. Siebein, FAIA, Siebein Associates, Inc.

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Session J: Team Florida – 2011 Solar DecathlonSaturday, July 3 2:30 – 4:30 p.m.2 LU Hours (2 HSW/SD)Team Florida is an interdisciplinary group of students and faculty involved in a competition that pits selected teams of college and university students from throughout the United States and the world against each other to design, build and operate the most efficient and affordable zero energy house. There are 20 teams from five countries on four continents representing a diverse range of climates, regions, building technologies and design approaches. Attend this session and you will hear students from USF Colleges of Engineering, Arts and Sciences, and Business, the FSU School of Engineering, the UF School of Building Construction and Interior Design, and the UCF Florida Solar Energy Center representing Florida discuss their entry.Moderator: Mark Weston, AIA, University of South Florida School of Architecture & Community Design

Session K: The Fourth Utility Saturday, July 30 2:30 – 3:30 p.m.1 LU Hours (1 HSW)In the 21st Century, the “fourth utility” brings buildings to life with leading-edge communications and technology systems called the Information Transport Systems (ITS).

Learn how to enhance your planning efforts to provide the connectivity needed for your client now and in the future.

Keep on top of the changing face of audio video technology through an overview of the current trends.

The session will cover security technology that will provide more clarity of detail and intelligence to enhance your client’s facility.

Be able to talk to your client using nothing but acronyms.

Speaker: Tom Munson, RCDD,CTS, TLC Engineering for Architecture

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Payment must accompany this form. No registration will be processed without the appropriate fees enclosed.• Use copies of this form if registering more than one person.• Please complete all information. Incomplete information may delay processing your registration.

PRINT names as they will appear on badge – Badges must be worn at all times during the Convention. Name: ________________________________________________________________

Spouse/Guest: __________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________

Phone: ____________________________ Fax: ____________________________

Email: ____________________________ AIA Membership Number: __________

Do you have any special needs?___________________________________________

Is this your first AIA Florida Convention? ____Yes ___No Will you bring any children to the Convention? ____Yes ____No ____Number Ages? _____________

Each attendee (including Spouse/Guest) pays a registration fee. The registration fee includes: Tickets to the President’s Design Awards Reception, Keynote Speaker, Trade Show, CE Sessions, (architects are given priority on CE sessions) and continental breakfast and daily breaks.

Badges must be worn at all times during the Convention.

REG. FEES: Early-Bird Reg. Advanced Reg. On-Site Reg. Through May 16 May 17-July 15 July 27-30*AIA/Associate Member& Florida Allied Member $ 269 $299 $325 Student $ 35 $ 45 $ 75Spouse/Guest $ 119 $129 $150Non-Member $ 320 $350 $375 1-Day Reg. for Members Only N/A $125 $150 Indicate (1) Day Only ___ Thursday ___ Friday ___ Saturday

Subtotal Registration Fee: $__________

(* Must be a current member of AIA)

Registrations will be accepted in the AIA Florida office until July 15. Registrations after July 15 will be accepted on-site at the Convention, where space is available.

Registration Form

Convention Registrants must pre-register for CE sessions. All seminars are offered on first-come basis & will be considered a confirmed registration. Changes will be made on-site on the basis of availability. Tickets are required for all social events, activities & tours, including children where applicable. Please select one Session per time slot.

DAY/EVENT TIME FEE QTY. TOTALThursday, July 28Sess.A: Roofing Applications 12:30 – 1:30 pm $10 ____ ____Sess.B: Kickoff/Marty Sklar 1:30 – 3:30 pm Comp ____ ____Sess.C: Architecture Makes Life Better 3:30 – 5:00 pm Comp ____ ____Chef Tapas Demonstration 3:30 – 5:30 pm $69 ____ ____President’s Reception 5:30 – 7:00 pm Comp ____ ____Movie – Samuel Mockbee 8:00 – 10:00 pm Comp ____ ____

Friday, July 29 BECK Golf Tournament 7:30 am – 1:00 pm $115 ____ ____ Handicap: _____Tours: Ave Maria University 8:30 – 12:30 am $55 ____ ____ Palm Cottage & Gardens 11:00 -12:30 pm $25 ____ ____Sess.D. Energy Built Environment 10:00-11:30 am Comp ____ ____Sess.E: Energy Conservation 12:00 – 1:00 pm $10 ____ ____Sess.F: Keynote-Emerging Practice 1:30 – 3:00 pm Comp ____ ____Trade Show – Viva Italia! 3:00 – 7:00 pm Comp ____ ____Demystifing Fellows 3:00 – 4:00 pm Comp ____ ____Chapter Dinner Party 7:30 – 10:00 pm $55 ____ ____ Children under 12 $20 ____ ____

Saturday, July 30Tour: Architectural Cycling Tour 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. $55 ____ ____ Riders height: ______Past President’s Breakfast 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. (AIA Florida Past Presidents – only) Comp ____ ____ Spouse/Guest $35 ____ ____Tour: Botanical Gardens 9:00 – 12:00 pm $45 ____ ____Sess.G: Retake the Lead Panel 9:00 - 10:30am Comp ____ ____Sess.H: Daylighting 10:30 -12:00 pm Comp ____ ____Sess.I: Acoustics for Schools 10:30 – 12:00 pm Comp ____ ____Foundation Luncheon & Speaker 12:30 – 2:30 pm $50 ____ ____Sess.J: Solar Decathlon 2:30 – 4:30 pm Comp ____ ____Sess.K – 4th Utility 2:30 – 3:30 pm Comp ____ ____Sumi-e with Sake 3:00 – 4:30 pm $50 ____ ____Honor & Design Awards Dinner 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. Tickets $110 ____ ____ Reserved Tables of 10 $1000 ____ ____

Registration $_____Special Events $_____

Grand Total $_____

Method of Payment ____ Check (payable to AIA Florida)

Charge to: ____ MC ____ Visa ____ AMEX

Card Holder Name: ____________________________________________________ Card #: _________________________________________ Exp. Date: __________ Billing Zip Code: ______

Authorized Signature: _____________________________ CCV Code: __________

Only Registration Forms with full payment will be accepted.(VISA, MC, AMEX or check in advance will be accepted as full payment.)

After registering online, you will receive a confirmation number.

Register Online Today!Go to www.aiafla.org for registration information!

Thank you for making this year’s convention truly GREEN!

If you would like to send a check please also include all “Registration Form” pages to:AIA Florida104 East Jefferson StreetTallahassee, FL 32301Fax: 850-224-8048

Registrations will be accepted in the office until July 15. Registrations after July 15 will be accepted on-site at the Convention provided space is available.

Cancellation PolicyRequest for registration and event ticket cancellations must be in writing before 5:00 p.m., July 15. The cancellation fee is $75. No refunds for registration and event tickets cancellation after July 15. Registrations may be transferred to another person. No verbal or phone request for cancellations will be taken. All requests must be in writing.

Questions?Call AIA Florida Office at (850) 222-7590 or email Eileen Johnson, CMP, Hon. Assoc. AIA at: ejohnson@aiafla.org or Lisa O’Donnell at: lodonnell@aiafla.org.

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