Joel Loveland, Professor of Architecture & Director , Integrated Design Lab for Puget Sound at the College of Built Environments, University of Washington),

This program is brought to you by AIA National and AIA Seattle in partnership with Betterbricks and Architecture 2030.

 

Integrated design is fundamental to the creation of next-generation 2030 Challenge compliant buildings. In this abridged version of the kickoff session to the AIA+2030 Professional Education series, we will explore how the Integrated Design Process (IDP) and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) are critical components of high performance building design. Through a presentation and case study, we will share how it can be used to select collaborative strategies that collectively achieve the targets outlined in the 2030 Challenge, and how this process can be used as a roadmap throughout the entire design process. In particular, we will examine the utility of IDP in defining core, early design decisions such as building form and orientation.

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this session, attendees will be able to:

 

JOEL LOVELAND (Professor of Architecture & Director , Integrated Design Lab for Puget Sound at the College of Built Environments, University of Washington), has delivered the daylighting consulting on over 150 projects per year across the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana as well as the province of British Columbia. Prof. Loveland continues to travel widely, consulting on projects throughout the lab's territory as well as lecturing and teaching nation-wide. In this effort, he is revisiting the major cities of the region to report on the Lab's recent daylighting work, renewing acquaintances made at Daylighting Consultant Seminars and looking for the best way to expand and support the "Daylighting Network" of professionals throughout the Pacific Northwest.