Presented by Daniel Kaven, AIA, William/Kaven Architecture
1 AIA LU|HSW

The Architecture of Normal: The Colonization of the American Landscape (2022), argues that America's built environment has largely evolved in reaction to transportation advances rather than through intentional, human-centered design.

Presented by
Tereza Weist, AIA, LEED AP, Hennebery Eddy Architects
Andrew Smith  AIA, APT RP – Principal, Hennebery Eddy Architects
Hana Layson, PhD – Head of Youth and Educator Programs, Portland Art Museum
1 AIA LU|HSW

The Portland Art Museum Rothko Pavilion & Expansion better integrates existing museum buildings while also bolstering PAM’s relationship to its urban context in Portland’s downtown.

Presented by Ernesto Fonseca, Hacienda CDC & Sid Scott, AIA and Roseva Saa, Scott Edwards Architecture
1 AIA LU|HSW

Designed as a grassroots economic development project to help Latino entrepreneurs launch and grow businesses, the Portland Mercado is a vibrant community hub within the transforming Lents Neighborhood in Portland.

Presented by Eric Corey Freed, AIA, CannonDesign
1 AIA LU|HSW

This session redefines "Creating Community" through health equity and collective resilience. We move beyond the $800 billion annual cost of air pollution to explore how integrated teams leverage design to heal the community "commons."

Presented by the AIA Oregon Fellows Committee
1 AIA LU|HSW

Two AIA Oregon Fellows working outside boundaries of traditional practice & two Oregon emerging professionals/young architects recognized for their work/design excellence will share recent work & unique perspectives on achieving outstanding design work impacting their communities.

Presented by Abby Dacey, AIA, NOMA, Mahlum Architects and Chandra Robinson, AIA, NOMA, Chromatografica, LLC.
1 AIA LU|HSW

Architects are uniquely positioned to navigate complex systems and translate shared values into the built environment.

Presented by Mark Lakeman, City Repair
1 AIA LU|Elective

We will present selected stories that will surprise and delight the design community.

Panel Presentation
1 AIA LU|HSW

This interactive, cross-sector panel challenges the profession to rethink resilience through community stewardship.

Presented by Emi Day, One Day
1 AIA LU|Elective

Architects are trained to design buildings, but not the partnerships required to realize civic work

Led by Richard Potestio, AIA
1 AIA LU|HSW

This charrette is a mock event intended to demonstrate how an actual neighbour-led planning exercise would work.

Presented by
Bruce Richey, AIA
Forest Tanier-Gesner, PE, Senior Associate, PAE Engineers
1 AIA LU|HSW

The Rusted Gate Farm building was designed to provide a new hands-on facility for a southern Oregon non-profit organization, whose mission is to promote sustainable farming and ranching practices.

Presented by Lorrie Guess
CE Pending

This session considers how architecture firms can navigate with a more strategic, systems-level approach to AI adoption.

Presented by Ben Feicht, Upswell
1 AIA LU|Elective

Every drawing set ships with errors. What if AI could help architects catch them before they become RFIs and change orders?

A panel presentation, moderated by Jennifer Marsicek, AIA, Scott Edwards Architecture
1 AIA LU|HSW

An interactive panel discussion centered around social equity, justice, and inclusion in the built environment, with a focus on community health, wellness, and well-being in Portland Parks & Recreation’s new North Portland Aquatic Center project.

Presented by Margaret Wilson, AIA and Hayley Purdy, AIA, Principals, and Eugenia Fama-Higgins, NOMA, Senior Associate, Scott Edwards Architecture
1 AIA LU|HSW

This presentation examines opportunities for architects to incorporate holistic, contextualized solutions into community health center projects.