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Introduction to the Architect Dashboard: Pathway to Efficiencies

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Description

Technology implementation is an important part of efficiency in practice for higher revenue and better project delivery. Project information is diffused across multiple tools and organizations. Dashboards are one solution to provide a common access point for every team member regardless of discipline or position to find and interact with relevant actionable information. This session will demonstrate how high performing teams use dashboards to accelerate project deliverables while keeping members accountable to each other. 

Hosted by the Project Delivery AIA Knowledge Community

Course expires 3/23/2025

Learning Objectives

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Understand how project dashboards can enhance collaboration by simply making all project information available.

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Recognize the three critical tools that every project dashboard must have.

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Understand the importance of project metrics, and why measurements are essential to perform good result evaluation afterwards.

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Identify the new roles and responsibilities for architects to lead and/or collaborate with all project stakeholders by managing all project information through a single source.

Recorded live on March 9, 2022.

Instructors
Guiseppe Ardito

Giuseppe brings an extensive background in engineering to SGA’s flourishing VDC practice. Using proprietary applications, he performs the critical roles of development engineer and energy modeler on projects in the higher education, commercial, and mixed-use markets. Giuseppe joined SGA in 2019 providing ample opportunities for him to hone his skills and pioneer new technologies. Previously, he served for several years as a teaching assistant at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, where he received a Master of Science in civil engineering. A licensed professional engineer in Italy, Giuseppe also holds a Master of Science in architectural.

Patrick  Chopson
AIA

As the Chief Product Officer, Patrick Chopson, AIA leads cove.tool, a web-based software for analyzing, drawing, engineering, and connecting data for building design and construction. A graduate of Georgia Tech with a Master's in High Performance Buildings, he is also a licensed architect with over 17 years of experience. Prior to cove.tool, he ran Pattern r+d, a successful building performance consulting and architecture firm. Multiple publications include Architect Magazine, Tech Crunch, Site Selection, ArchDaily, and more.

Michael Schroeder

When Fast Company selected SGA as one of the Most Innovative Companies in 2018, the publication identified the firm’s capabilities in Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) as a key differentiator in scheduling and cost certainty. Michael played an instrumental role in attaining this honor: He has led the growth and development of the discipline since 2014.VDC is an ideal fit for Michael, who loves to discover and invent new technologies that enhance project outcomes. At the beginning of every commission, he on boards the project team and hosts an Execution Success Planning session, during which participants determine the most effective methods of delivery. Other pillars of his methodology include co-location of the development, design, and construction partners; bespoke project dashboards; and a variety of team building initiatives.

Al Spagnolo
AIA

Al founded SGA in 1991 and has influenced the firm's growth over the past three decades. With studios in New York City and Boston, SGA serves a broad spectrum of clientele. Key market sectors include life sciences, large scaled urban mixed-use, high ed, commercial, residential and corporate interiors. SGA is an award winning practice and is also recognized as one of the Nation's most technologically advanced architecture firms. Al Spagnolo is a trustee at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston and serves on the Academic Affairs Committee. In addition, Al is a faculty member at WIT and leads a course on Virtual Design and Construction and the Dashboard. The course focuses on new technologies and tools and emphasizes the importance of platforms such as VDC as means to elevate the role of the Architect in project delivery. Al volunteers at and supports numerous non-profits including MGH and St. Anthony's Shrine.

Jim Tracey

Jim is the Executive Vice President for Dellbrook|JKS which is one of the largest Construction Management firms in New England specializing in construction of commercial, life sciences, healthcare, education and multifamily projects.  In his role Jim is part of the leadership group that sets the strategic initiatives and direction for the company.  He manages client relationships and is responsible for leading his teams in project delivery from concept through preconstruction efforts into construction.  
Jim is a graduate of Tufts University with a BS in Civil Engineering and is a Registered Professional Engineer in California and Massachusetts.