Engaged Futures – Plenary

2022 AIA/ACSA Intersections Research Conference: RESILIENT FUTURES

Description: 

From the viewpoint of various scales, from planning to ADU design, resilience through client engagement will be explored in this session. Learn how architects and architectural students can be advocates for both their clients and for improved policies and codes. See how a design/build studio is helping to improve policy decisions on the ground as a direct outcome of student project work.

Learning objectives

  • Explore scales of engagement with design stakeholders from community and urban planning to site design and incorporating feedback.
  • Discover how architects can partner with municipal officials to improve outcomes during and after natural disasters.
  • Learn about efforts to mitigate urban cloudburst flooding and improve urban infrastructure responses.
  • Consider resilience from the scale of individual site designs in historic urban districts.

 

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Instructors

  • Lindsay Brugger

    Vice President of Urban Resilience | Urban Land Institute

    As Vice President of Urban Resilience, Lindsay Brugger leads the Urban Land Institute’s Urban...

  • Andrew Colopy

    Partner and Creative Director, Cobalt Office  |  Associate Professor and Co-Director of Construct, Rice University

    Andrew Colopy is Partner and Creative Director of Cobalt Office, and Associate Professor and Co-...

  • Tian Feng

    FAIA, FCSI

    District Architect  |  San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART)

    Tian Feng is the District Architect of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART),...