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AIA Orlando Conference & Expo (Attendees)
Thursday, September 12th, 2024
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Downtown
60 South Ivanhoe Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32804
The AIA Orlando Conference and Expo is where our industry professionals have an opportunity to select from various courses and earn several CEUs in one easy and convenient setting. Experience some of the latest products, innovations & services at the Annual Expo. Stay and join us for the Annual Meeting & Lecture from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
AIA Orlando Conference & Expo Schedule 2024
9:30 a.m. - Attendee Check-In
10:30 a.m. - Opening session: W.I.A. - "Projects that Paved Her Way"
11:00 a.m. - CEU Session (1 Hour) - Global Fireproof Solutions
12:00 p.m. - Lunch / Expo Opens
1:00 p.m. - CEU Sessions (2 Hours) including Advanced Florida Building Code
3:00 p.m. - Social/ Networking/ Allied Appreciation
3:30 p.m. - CEU Sessions (2 Hours)
4:30 p.m. - Student Exhibit & Career Hour
5:30 p.m. - Prizes & Social/ Networking/ Allied Appreciation
6:00 p.m. - Annual Meeting & Lecture
7:00 p.m. - Keynote Presentation by Kathryn Slattery, AIA Principal at Quinn Evans, 2024 AIA Architecture Firm Award
Session Schedule 2024
CITRUS (2ND FLOOR)
SUMTER (2ND FLOOR)
SEMINOLE (2ND FLOOR)
BREVARD (3RD FLOOR)
MANATEE (2ND FLOOR)
Break - Allied Appreciation EXPO & Refreshments in Lakeside Ballroom (2nd Floor)
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Kathryn Slattery, AIA Principal at Quinn Evans Architects - 1 CEU
Kathryn Slattery, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, is a principal at Quinn Evans and operational director of the firm’s Washington, DC, office. With deep experience in visitor-focused projects for museum, zoo, and park clients including the National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution, and Mount Vernon, Katie embodies Quinn Evans’ commitment to the regeneration of existing places and the communities they serve.
Katie holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the Catholic University of America and a Master of Architecture from the University of Michigan. She is a registered architect in four states and the District of Columbia. She most recently presented on Quinn Evans’ LEED Gold-certified renovation of the National Zoo’s historic Bird House at the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ annual meeting.
Conference & Expo Closes
Presented by Rust Oluem - 1LU/HSW
We've Got You Covered - Fluid Applied Roofing Systems
In this one-hour course, the design professional will be exposed to the impact of roof deterioration throughout the US, and they will have an opportunity to explore a more cost-effective solution that can be used immediately to give new life to aging roofs in an effort to avoid spending millions of dollars replacing them as well as be used in new construction projects to increase sustainability and longevity of roofs. New advances in fluid-applied roofing systems will be discussed to help professionals be better informed about its benefits as well as remove common misconceptions about the products.
Proactively Addressing Code-Compliance with Alternative Passive Fire Protection Materials
Presented by Global Fire Solutions - 1LU/HSW
This course provides an overview of the latest advancements in Intumescent Coatings and Fire-Retardant solutions for structural steel, structural and engineered wood, upgrading firewalls, interior furnishings, fabrics, plastics, and fiberglass.
Terracon Consultants
EDI Panel
Presented by Sesco Lighting - 1LU-HSW
This course discusses how LED technology is affecting the design and selection of Focal Lighting. Beginning with significant trends in LED
technology and luminaires, we cover the critical elements of intensity, contrast, and color, luminaires for focal lighting, guidelines for
lighting objects, graphics, and vertical surfaces and some basics of photometric calculations for focal lighting.
Visual Impact & LED Technology
Student Exhibit, Career Hour & Project Lighthouse
We'd like to invite all students to participate in AIA Orlando's Conference & Expo. In addition to being able to attend the full Conference & Expo, we'll be hosting a Student Exhibit & Career Hour, Student Conversation & Q&A with Keynote Speaker, and Presentation by Keynote Speaker. All interested students can participate at no charge in either or all events by registering below. This is a great opportunity to meet potential firms, gain exposure and accelerate your career. Full access to classes (excluding FBC), expo, refreshments and lunch will be provided to all student participants.
Allied Appreciation EXPO & Lunch in Lakeside Ballroom (2nd Floor)
3:00PM
3:30PM
4:30PM
2:00PM
10:00AM
11:00AM
12:00PM
1:00PM
Check-In & Coffee Reception (1st Floor-Tech Lounge)
Allied Appreciation EXPO & Refreshments in Lakeside Ballroom (2nd Floor)
5:30PM
6:00PM
7:00PM
8:00PM
Presented by Larry M. Schneider, AIA
This Advanced Building Code course addresses the specific requirements of the Florida Accessibility Code for Building Construction and the ADA. The course will instruct attendants in the common errors that have and are occurring in construction relating to accessibility issues. There will be an update as to what the Federal Access Board and the Department of Justice is looking at as it relates to requirements for accessibility. When the course has been completed attendant will have a better understanding of the applicable accessibility requirements and the areas to be watchful of.
Advanced Accessibility Compliance - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly – Or Why Did I Do That???
WIA Panel: Projects That Paved Her Way
Presented by the Women In Architecture
Join us for "projects That Paved Her Way", a dynamic panel discussion at the AIA Orlando Conference & Expo, featuring trailblazing women in architecture.
Our speakers include Mary Moltzan, Principal at Charlan Brock Architects, who has shaped communities through her deep industry knowledge and design expertise; Suzanne Barnes, AIA, a Central Florida native known for her impactful healthcare design work and community leadership; and Irene Eshak, Senior Associate at Huitt-Zollars, whose diverse portfolio spans commercial projects, theme parks, and education facilities.
These inspiring professionals will share the standout projects that have define their careers and the lessons they have learned along the way. Do not miss this opportunity to be inspired by their journeys and connect with fellow architecture enthusiasts.
Presented by TLC Engineering - 1LU/HSW
Space the final frontier, or is it? Building occupants are demanding new and innovative ways to create efficiencies and opportunities in the work place. During our presentation we will discuss some of the aspects. Cities are also focused on the future – and how to be smarter. Smart city principles will be discussed, as well as how they relate to sustainability and how the two correlate.
SMART Buildings SMART Cities
Presented by Cambria - 1LU/HSW
Recognize how the human eye perceives color and the three basic characteristics of color: hue, value, and chroma. Describe how color meanings affect emotions both positively and negatively. Recognize the significant psychological and physiological effect color can have and its use in design for healing environments, environments for the aging, and commercial and residential applications. Discuss the importance of age, gender, and culture in the perception and health impact of color in design.
Color's Impact on Mind & Body in Interior Visual Impact and LED Technology Environments
Fortifying the Digital Frontier: Cybersecurity Best Practices for the AEC Industry
Presented by Auora InfoTech - 1 LU
This workshop is a vital investment in safeguarding your operations, protecting your stakeholders' interests, and maintaining your industry reputation amidst evolving digital challenges. Cybersecurity awareness is essential in safeguarding the health, safety and welfare of design professionals and the public they serve directly by addressing the critical threats posed by cyber incidents such as ransomware, data beaches, and phishing attacks. Cybersecurity breaches can compromise the integrity of building designs, disrupt construction timelines, and lead to the failure of essential infrastructure systems.
Presented by EPIC Metals - 1LU/HSW
Structural Decking: An Architectural Focal Point with High Functionality
This course will go into detail on long-spanning metal floors and roof decking. The deck profile has unique architectural aesthetics as well as acoustical that will be shown throughout the presentation. Lastly, this course will cover architectural screens
Annual Meeting in Manatee (2nd Floor)
Join us for AIA Orlando’s annual meeting of the membership. The first half of the meeting will cover the current status of the chapter with a look ahead to the remainder of the year. We will hold virtual elections for 2025 open board positions. The business meeting will be immediately followed by a presentation.
Presented by Reliable Sourcing - 1 LU/HSW
Improving Concrete Performancce: Benefits of Ultra-Low Permeability Concrete
This course is a wide-ranging discussion about improving concrete durability, solving the moisture flooring and roofing issue while providing improved interior environment quality for the occupants. This course discusses how to lower the carbon footprint of concrete through multiple channels including permanent repairs.
The Future of
the Office
Presented By BOS Office Furniture - 1 LU/HSW
This 1-hour course guides professionals through a transformative journey in which they will gain a deep understanding of the hybrid work concept and uncover the five essential themes driving the future of office environments. In a world where work can happen from anywhere, this course explores how to create adaptable, health-conscious workspaces that seamlessly integrate into the evolving work-from-anywhere ecosystem. Throughout this course, participants will explore the convergence of immersive technology and thoughtful design considerations while embracing the changing purpose of office spaces to foster enhanced collaboration. We'll emphasize the vital role of restorative and focus work areas, the significance of empowering employees with location choices, and the art of infusing human-centric elements to cultivate safe, comfortable, and welcoming work environments. By discovering how to tie together these seven learning objectives, attendees will shape the future of office spaces, promoting well-being, safety, and productivity for the workforce of tomorrow.
Presented by Walter P. Moore - 1LU/HSW
This course will focus on the four control functions of the building enclosure: vapor diffusion, rainwater management, air leakages, and heat transfer and how each must be considered in design for building functionality and patron safety. Participants will understand how the four control functions impact occupant health and safety.
Building
Enclosure 101
Proactive Fenestration Mitigation
Presented by PGT Industries - 1LU/HSW
This class will cover the hurricane probabilities based on statistics given by the Weather Channel. Detailed explanations between the different types and strengths of glass will be discussed, along with the window and door test requirements within the Building Codes. There are many different myths about how to protect your home and family that will be either confirmed or debunked. The class will end with where to gain more information.
Smart Restrooms for Smart Cities
Carr Company presents TOTO - 1 LU/HSW
Description Megatrends, global threats, and the acceleration of technology have collided to present design professionals with serious challenges but also innovative solutions. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a cutting-edge technology that allows devices to create a global communication network by exchanging data through the internet and allowing design professionals to make better decisions. In this course, we discuss how the Internet of Things (IoT) works and how it can help design professionals create sustainable buildings and improve occupant experience. We describe how LEED and WELL project teams can benefit from Smart Restrooms and plan future design improvements to save money and precious resources.
Presented by Consentino - 1LU/HSW
Exterior Cladding Innovation: Rainscreen Design with Ultracompact Surfacing
Modern construction has come to understand that a façade, as part of an overall building envelope, is not only a visual statement, but also an important influencer in the protection of a wall’s structural components, the energy efficiency of the building, and the health of its occupants. This course explores a unique surfacing material known as ultracompact surfacing (UCS) and evaluates its mechanical properties, technical characteristics, and aesthetics to illustrate its endless design potential in exterior cladding, façade, and rainscreen applications.
Presented by I-CON Systems - 1LU/HSW
Sustainable Water Management: The Future of Smart Water Controls in Correctional Facilities
This course covers sustainable water management in correctional facilities, with a focus on smart plumbing systems that can help reduce water usage and operating cost. The course begins by exploring the water usage patterns with a particular emphasis on shower water usage. The course then examines the various components of smart plumbing systems, and how they work together to reduce water usage and improve maintenance. Finally, the course concludes with a discussion of case studies that demonstrate the actual water savings and ROI of smart plumbing systems in correctional facilities.
Presented by WoodWorks - 1LU/HSW
Taking the Guesswork out of Mixed-Use Building Analysis
While mixed-use buildings—which combine multiple occupancy types and/or functions in a single structure—are common, determining how to apply their unique mix of code requirements can be a daunting task. To simplify code analysis associated with these buildings, this presentation covers logical, code-compliant steps for a number of topics, including determining allowable building size, separation needs, detailing requirements, and the application of special provisions. Details will be presented to demonstrate how to navigate the various code requirements associated with mixed-use buildings while maximizing building size and meeting fire and life safety needs.
Presented by Marino\WARE - 1LU/HSW
A Designer's Guide to Sound Isolation
Join Marino\WARE for the latest updates about the exciting and evolving steel framing industry. In this session, we will discuss noise and STC (sound transmission class) ratings. We will then identify tools and resources that you can use to help your design effort for Sound Isolation, as well as basic design guidelines for what needs to appear on your construction documents.
CEU Credits & Providers
Advanced Building Code: The ABC's of the New ADA and the FACBC
This Advanced Building Code course addresses the specific requirements of the Florida Accessibility Code for Building Construction and the ADA. The course will instruct attendants in the common errors that have and are occurring in construction relating to accessibility issues. There will be an update as to what the Federal Access Board and the Department of Justice is looking at as it relates to requirements for accessibility. When the course has been completed attendant will have a better understanding of the applicable accessibility requirements and the areas to be watchful of.
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EPIC Metals - Structural Decking: An Architectural Focal Point with High Functionality
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Aurora InfoTech - Fortifying the Digital Frontier: Cybersecurity Best Practices for the AEC Industry
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BOS Office Furniture - The Future of the Office
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Carr Company presents TOTO - Smart Restrooms For Smart Cities: How IoT Technology Can Improve Sustainability and Customer Experience
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Marino\Ware - A Designers Guide to Sound Isolation
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TLC Engineering Solutions - SMART Buildings and SMART Cities
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WoodWorks - Taking the Guesswork out of Mixed-Use Building Analysis
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PGT Innovations - Proactive Fenestration Mitigation
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SESCO Lighting - Visual Impact and LED Technology
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I-CON Systems - SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT: The Future of Smart Water Controls In Correctional Facilities
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Walter P Moore - Building Enclosure 101
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Terracon Consultants
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Rust-Oleum - We’ve Got You Covered - Fluid Applied Roofing Systems
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Cosentino - Exterior Cladding Innovation: Rainscreen Design with Ultracompact Surfacing
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Cambria - Color’s Impact on Mind and Body in Interior Environments
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Global Fireproof Solutions - Innovative Fire Resistance Solutions: Proactively Addressing Code-Compliance with Alternative Passive Fire Protection Materials
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Reliable Sourcing - IMPROVING CONCRETE PERFORMANCE: Benefits of Ultra-Low Permeability Concrete
Exhibitor List 2024 & Booth Number
4. Crossville Studios
5. Anser Advisory
6. FRM Lighting & Controls
7. EPIC Metals
8. Aurora InfoTech, LLC
9. BOS Office Furniture
10. WoodWorks - Wood Products Council
11. Marino\Ware
12. RHI Associates
14. Coastal Construction Products
15. Terracon Consultants
16. I-CON Systems
17. Mader Southeast
19. ARCHSPEC
20. Slimpact
21. Cline Aluminum Doors
22. Altro USA
23. TLC Engineering Solutions
24. Kingspan Light + Air / Solatube International
25. J&N Stone/Pioneer Stone
28. McVeigh & Mangum Engineering
29. Rust-Oleum
30. LX Hausys
31. RLP Engineers
32. MEP Value Engineering
33. SESCO Lighting
34. BBM Structural Engineering
36. B+N Industries
37. Lektraflor
38. Cosentino
39. EFCO/Tubelite
Tech Lounge presented by
Tech A: Cupix
Tech B: Revizto
Tech C: Phase Intergration
Tickets
Architect/Assoc. Members - $99
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1 Pass to Conference (Up to 5 CEUs)
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Expo Access
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1 Pass to Annual Meeting & Lecture
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Lunch, coffee and refreshments
Architect Non-Members - $165
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1 Pass to Conference (Up to 5 CEUs)
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Expo Access
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1 Pass to Annual Meeting & Lecture
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Lunch, coffee and refreshments
ALL ACCESS Firm Bundle (4 tickets) - $350 (Early Bird), $450 (After August 12th)
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4 Passes to Conference (Up to 5 CEUs)
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Expo Access for 4 Attendees
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4 Passes to Annual Meeting & Lecture
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Lunch, coffee and refreshments
Attendees (Allied Members/Non-Exhibiting Vendors) - $195
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1 Pass to Conference (Up to 5 CEUs)
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Expo Access
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1 Pass to Annual Meeting & Lecture
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Lunch, coffee and refreshments
Student/Professors (Full Time) -FREE through Student Programs
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1 Pass to Conference (Up to 5 CEUs)
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1 Pass to Student Programs: Student Exhibit, Conversation, Keynote Speaker Presentation and Career Hour
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Expo Access
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1 Pass to Annual Meeting & Lecture
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Lunch, coffee and refreshments
Sponsors
All purchases are final and non-refundable. Attendee tickets may be transferable.
Contact katie@aiaorlando.com for more info.
