BUILDING TECHNOLOGY EDUCATORS' Society
Beyond the Artifact
Constructability, Complexity & Constraints
BTES 2023 Conference Survey LINK HERE
CONFERENCE SURVEY LINK HERE
“Buildings for me represent opportunities of agency, transformation, and storytelling. They are not just artifacts. There is this big tradition of buildings-as-artifacts - constructed artifacts - but for me they are these incredible sites of negotiation.”
_David Adjaye
Interpreting architecture as artifact is a matter of reading a building and its environment. To best comprehend the language of buildings, designers often consider form and material grammar in terms of assemblies, details, and systems. How a building reads depends on how all these elements are composed with the intent of being realized as a built object. Today, we are witnessing a reformulation of the grammar of materials leading to a more eco-sustainable syntax of construction and building structure. Rather than seeing architecture from the ‘outside as object’ or built artifact, we need to instead understand the built realm as a form of production ‘from within’ to create a site of negotiation.
This conference will explore this intention to demystify architecture by reconsidering how we critique a discipline whose role in the built world lies mainly in the reception of its built products, and not in their material production. In using the term ‘material production,’ Adjaye means more than just detailing a building. He is discussing the realignment of the profession concerning the democratization of knowledge, acknowledging architects as active protagonists rather than the consumers that we have arguably become as a profession.
Meeting at 2-locations: Arcosanti and Cosanti, this gathering of minds will engage architecture in its role as a cultural agent and examine the way buildings establish and organize dynamic relationships not only between site, program, and material but also architecture and ecology. Attendees will experience both Cosanti and Arcosanti that were built by hand by more than 8000 students and volunteers who came from all over the world to participate in The Cosanti Foundation’s signature multi-week workshop program.
Location
AIRPORT: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
HOTEL(s): special conference rates below that are located approx. 1-3 miles from Cosanti the primary conference site.
VENUE(s): Cosanti in Paradise Valley (primary location) & Arcosanti in Mayer (day trip included)
HOTEL(s): special conference rates below that are located approx. 1-3 miles from Cosanti the primary conference site.
VENUE(s): Cosanti in Paradise Valley (primary location) & Arcosanti in Mayer (day trip included)
Date & Time
Thurs. June 1, 2023, 4:00 PM - Sat. June 3, 2023 - 8:00 PM
Conference chairs
Giovanni Loreto
Associate Dean of Research
Kennesaw State University
College of Architecture & Construction Management
Marietta, GA
Liz Martin-Malikian
CEO/Executive Director
The Cosanti Foundation
Paradise Valley, AZ
Associate Dean of Research
Kennesaw State University
College of Architecture & Construction Management
Marietta, GA
Liz Martin-Malikian
CEO/Executive Director
The Cosanti Foundation
Paradise Valley, AZ
VENUE(S)
COSANTI
6433 E. Doubletree Ranch Rd
Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
Included Saturday day trip with paper sessions, tours & dinner:
ARCOSANTI
13555 S Cross L Rd
Mayer, AZ 86555
Timeline
TIMELINE
September 19, 2022 Call for Papers and Posters announced
October 3, 2022 Submission portal opens
October 31, 2022 Abstract submission deadline
December 10, 2022 Preliminary notification to authors
January 23, 2023 Full Papers and Posters due
February 27, 2023 Notification of Paper and Poster acceptance
April 7, 2023 Final revised Papers and Posters due
April 17, 2023 Early Bird Registration Deadline
May 15, 2023 Deadline for accepted authors to register
June 1, 2023 Late registration
SUBMIT ABSTRACTS using the submission portal HERE.
For questions, please email the conference co-chairs: Giovanni Loreto <[email protected]> or Liz Martin-Malikian <[email protected]>
September 19, 2022 Call for Papers and Posters announced
October 3, 2022 Submission portal opens
October 31, 2022 Abstract submission deadline
December 10, 2022 Preliminary notification to authors
January 23, 2023 Full Papers and Posters due
February 27, 2023 Notification of Paper and Poster acceptance
April 7, 2023 Final revised Papers and Posters due
April 17, 2023 Early Bird Registration Deadline
May 15, 2023 Deadline for accepted authors to register
June 1, 2023 Late registration
SUBMIT ABSTRACTS using the submission portal HERE.
For questions, please email the conference co-chairs: Giovanni Loreto <[email protected]> or Liz Martin-Malikian <[email protected]>
HOTEL Information
We have reserved hotel room blocks at three hotels at the:
SONESTA SUITES AT GAINEY RANCH
7300 East Gainey Suites Drive (& Doubletree Ranch Rd) 85258
BTES Conference Rate (code: 06012023BTES):
1-Bedroom King Suite: $124.00 per night, plus 14.02% tax*
1-Bedroom Double Queen Suite: $147.10 per night, plus 14.02% tax*
2-Bedroom King (1)/Queen (2): $215.50 per night, plus 14.02% tax*
Reservations will need to be booked by May 1st to receive special rate.
(please note: * resort fee of $25 per night will be waived)
THE McCORMICK | Scottsdale
BTES Conference Rate: $99.00 per night, plus 14.02% tax*
7421 North Scottsdale Road 85253
Reservations will need to be booked by May 22nd to receive special rate.
(please note: * resort fee of $30 per night will be waived)
Hotel Check-in time is 4:00pm and check out is 11:00am
schedule
BTES 2023 | Session Schedule
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2023
Cosanti in Paradise Valley (metro-Phoenix/Scottsdale)
4:30 PM. Registration and Tours of Cosanti
5:00 PM. Session #1: Constraints
Location: Cat Cast
Linking sustainability and housing affordability to neighborhood design compatibility
Michael L. Garrison, The University of Texas at Austin
Learning via making, a hands-on approach
Pablo Moyano Fernandez, Washington University in St. Louis
Energy retrofit evaluation of a naturally ventilated historic building in a hot and humid climate
Layla Iskandar, The University of Texas at San Antonio
Antonio Martinez-Molina, Drexel University
Saadet Beeson, The University of Texas at San Antonio
6:00 PM. Registration and Tours of Cosanti
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM. Welcome Reception
Catered by Urban Phoenix with a Sonora desert-inspired menu of appetizers & taco bar; water station with watermelon fresca & spa water, and beer/wine.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 2023
Cosanti in Paradise Valley (metro-Phoenix/Scottsdale)
7:30 AM. Registration Open
8:00 AM. Plenary Session: Architecture Education in Arizona
Location: Student Apse
The School of Architecture (TSOA), Chris Lasch, President
Arizona State University (ASU), Paola Sanguinetti, Director of The Design School
The University of Arizona (UA), Courtney Crosson, Director, The Drachman Institute
9:15 AM. Water Break
9:30 AM. Session #2: Constructability
Location: Cat Cast
Precision and Constructability: Formwork Design for the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis
Liane Hancock, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
The Miser’s Ruin – Circular Economies and the Architecture of Atypical Forestry in the Great Plains
Jason Griffiths, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Earth-made urban living: earthen construction materials and techniques for contemporary housing
Robert Holton, Louisiana State University
Carbon Sequestering and Structural Abilities of Eucalyptus Cloeziana
Holly Sandberg, Oklahoma State University
Christina McCoy, Oklahoma State University
Khaled Mansy, Oklahoma State University
11:00 AM. Session #3: Constructability
Location: Cat Cast
The Site of Ornament
Genevieve Baudoin, Kansas State University
Bruce A. Johnson, Dual Ecologies
Housing and Concrete, a Design Build Studio
Gernot Riether, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Mohamed Mahgoub, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Learning Climate Limits: energy and undergraduate research
Nik Nikolov, Lehigh University
Agricultural Waste Fiber in "An Economy That Is Restorative and Regenerative by Design"
Mark S Taylor, University of Illinois
Kyle Smith, University of Illinois
12:30 PM. Lunchbox Break
1:30 PM. Session #4: Constructability
Location: Cat Cast
Weaving and Tuning Cast in Place Falsework
Kristopher M. Palagi, Louisiana State University
Remote Control: Attuned Interventions in Mass Timber for Inuit Housing
Peter S. Raab, Texas Tech University
The Virtual Facade Mockup for Architectural Education
Roger Schroeder, SUNY Alfred State
Alan Vlakancic, SUNY Alfred State
Joseph A Ebert, California Lutheran University
XX-LAM: The Architecture of Curved Cross-Laminated Timber
Jason Griffiths, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
3:00 PM. End of session – hotel pool time
Dinner on your own
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 2023
Arcosanti in Mayer (70 miles North of metro Phoenix)
Day trip included with registration
6:30 AM. Charter Bus Departure from hotels
8:00 AM. Welcome Tour of Arcosanti
Nadia Bégin, Architectural Designer at Architecture Works Green, Inc.
Danny Fields, Guest Services, The Cosanti Foundation
Liz Martin-Malikian, CEO/Executive Director, The Cosanti Foundation
9:30 AM. Red Room Keynote: group 1_Yasaman Esmaili
SOD Studio Keynote: group 2_Tomiaki Tamura
11:00 AM. Red Room Keynote: group 2_Yasaman Esmaili
SOD Studio Keynote: group 1_Tomiaki Tamura
12:30 PM. Lunch in ArcoCafè
BTES Membership Meeting
2:00 PM. Archive Tour: group #1
2:00 PM. Session #5: Complexity
Location: Solar Classroom
Framing a tectonics of place: The Arizona School
Chad Schwartz, Kansas State University
A tale of three stones
Keith Peiffer, Oklahoma State University
Avoiding the Imperialist Agenda when Designing for the Developing World
Elizabeth L. McCormick, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Lochana Deshpande, North Carolina State University
Performative Periodic Tessellations:
A Study of Parametric, Light-Responsive Façade Systems in the Museum Setting
Arash Soleimani, Woodbury University
Mostafa Alani, Al Iraqia University
2:00 PM. Session #6: Constructability
Location: SOD Studio
Learning Through Lightness
Nate Imai, Texas Tech University
Matthew Conway, UCLA and USC
Building Ecosystems: Hybrid materialities for collective urban infrastructures
Juan Jose Castellon, Rice University
Living Surfaces: Defying Walls
Zamila Karimi, Kennesaw State University
Cody Kucharski, Kennesaw State University
Ana Valdez Tello, Kennesaw State University
Ecological Tectonics: Rethinking Construction through Material Reuse, Recycle, and Reclaim
Jongwan Kwon, Kansas State University
2:00 PM. Session #7: Constraints
Location: Red Room
Proactive not Reactive: Pandemic-Proof Commercial Architecture
Sydney Garceau, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Liz McCormick, North Carolina State University and University of North Carolina at Charlotte
(In)Determinacy: Material and joint constraints to unleash tectonic thinking
Michelle Laboy, Northeastern University
KSU Mini Pavilion: A Constructed Ecology + Didactic Tool for Learning
Michael Carroll, Kennesaw State University
Billy Kihei, Kennesaw State University
Tectonics & Stereotomy
Regin Schwaen, North Dakota State University
3:30 PM. Archive Tour: group #2
3:30 PM. Session 8: Constraints
Location: Solar Classroom
Techne: Teaching Iterative Tectonics to Architecture Students
Eric Weber, University of Arizona
Matter, Making, and Testing: Designing with Next Generation Precast Concrete
Lisa Knust, University of Pennsylvania
Richard Garber, University of Pennsylvania
Riley Engelberger, University of Pennsylvania
The COTE Student Design Competition as a Vehicle for Integrative Architectural Education
Peter S. Raab, Texas Tech University
From Integration to Embodiment: An evolving approach to teaching design and building technology
Rob Williams, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Jordan Kanter, University of Massachusetts Amherst
3:30 PM. Session 9: Constraints
Location: Red Room
How much does your building (model) weigh? On heightening awareness of embodied carbon in the design studio
Mike Christenson, University of Minnesota
Malini Srivastava, University of Minnesota
Lessons from an Integrated Design Course
Clifton Fordham, Tempe University
Design for Industrialized Construction in Architecture Education: Case Study Integrating DFMA and Digital Twin in the Design Studio
Paola Sanguinetti, Arizona State University
Luz Rodríguez, Arizona State University
Teaching carbon responsibility to first-year architecture and engineering design students
Clare Olsen, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Tom di Santo, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Casey Benito, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
3:30 PM. Session 10: Constraints
Location: SOD Studio
Designing Water Self-Sustaining International Projects Using Comprehensive Water Auditing
Courtney Crosson, University of Arizona
A Case Study of Design as Scholarship in Undergraduate Coursework
Kristopher M. Palagi, Louisiana State University
Negotiating the ground plane: calibrating the geometry of climate-adaptive urban surfaces
Kentaro Tsubaki, Tulane School of Architecture
Charles Jones, Tulane School of Architecture
Direct Housing for Post-Disaster Recovery: Design and Logistics for Alternative Solutions
Dustin Albright, Clemson University
Elly Hall, Clemson University
Yongjia Song, Clemson University
Weichiang Pang, Clemson University
Michael Stoner, Clemson University
5:00 PM. Archive Tour: group #3
5:00 PM. Session #11 POSTERs
Location: Red Room
The Unknowing of Outcome: The Exploration of Components and Structural Form in Architecture Foundations Studios
Silvina Lopez Barrera, Mississippi State University
Duane McLemore, Mississippi State University
John Ross, Mississippi State University
Integrating Performance Thinking and Sustainability Knowledge in Architecture Pedagogy
Atefe Makhmalbaf, University of Texas at Arlington
Ambient Intelligence in Smart Buildings for Supporting Occupants' Circadian Rhythms
Qingqing Sun, Appalachian State University, UNC
XX-LAM
Jason Griffiths, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Caroline Goertz, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Jacob Urban, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Deep Learning for Estimating Energy Savings of Early-Stage Facade Design Decisions
Mohsen Shahandashti, University of Texas at Arlington
Santosh Acharya, University of Texas at Arlington
Bahram Abediniangerabi, University of Texas at Arlington
5:00 PM. Session #12: ARTIFACT
Location: SOD Studio
Introducing robotics to students: Through novel architectural fabrication
Erin Hunt, Texas Tech Huckabee College of Architecture
A tectonics of ontogenetic materialism: three projects
Dwaine Carver, University of Idaho
Having it both ways: building as object, building as artifact
Emily McGlohn, Auburn University
Mackenzie Stagg, Auburn University
Elizabeth Farrell Garcia, Auburn University
Rusty Smith, Auburn University
Pneumatic reality: an exploration of inflatables as a pedagogical design tool
Shawn Protz, NC State University
6:00 PM. Dinner in the Vaults
8:00 PM. Charter Bus Return to hotel(s)
Please note the Arcosanti pool will be open and available to conference attendees. Recommend bringing a towel & bathing suit.
SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2023
Special Tour of FLW & Soleri Inspired Work
Additional Fee will Apply
Sign up for this optional tour during registration as an "add-on".
The fee will be added to your registration.
Almost sold out. Two Seat Left!!!
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2023
Cosanti in Paradise Valley (metro-Phoenix/Scottsdale)
4:30 PM. Registration and Tours of Cosanti
5:00 PM. Session #1: Constraints
Location: Cat Cast
Linking sustainability and housing affordability to neighborhood design compatibility
Michael L. Garrison, The University of Texas at Austin
Learning via making, a hands-on approach
Pablo Moyano Fernandez, Washington University in St. Louis
Energy retrofit evaluation of a naturally ventilated historic building in a hot and humid climate
Layla Iskandar, The University of Texas at San Antonio
Antonio Martinez-Molina, Drexel University
Saadet Beeson, The University of Texas at San Antonio
6:00 PM. Registration and Tours of Cosanti
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM. Welcome Reception
Catered by Urban Phoenix with a Sonora desert-inspired menu of appetizers & taco bar; water station with watermelon fresca & spa water, and beer/wine.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 2023
Cosanti in Paradise Valley (metro-Phoenix/Scottsdale)
7:30 AM. Registration Open
8:00 AM. Plenary Session: Architecture Education in Arizona
Location: Student Apse
The School of Architecture (TSOA), Chris Lasch, President
Arizona State University (ASU), Paola Sanguinetti, Director of The Design School
The University of Arizona (UA), Courtney Crosson, Director, The Drachman Institute
9:15 AM. Water Break
9:30 AM. Session #2: Constructability
Location: Cat Cast
Precision and Constructability: Formwork Design for the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis
Liane Hancock, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
The Miser’s Ruin – Circular Economies and the Architecture of Atypical Forestry in the Great Plains
Jason Griffiths, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Earth-made urban living: earthen construction materials and techniques for contemporary housing
Robert Holton, Louisiana State University
Carbon Sequestering and Structural Abilities of Eucalyptus Cloeziana
Holly Sandberg, Oklahoma State University
Christina McCoy, Oklahoma State University
Khaled Mansy, Oklahoma State University
11:00 AM. Session #3: Constructability
Location: Cat Cast
The Site of Ornament
Genevieve Baudoin, Kansas State University
Bruce A. Johnson, Dual Ecologies
Housing and Concrete, a Design Build Studio
Gernot Riether, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Mohamed Mahgoub, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Learning Climate Limits: energy and undergraduate research
Nik Nikolov, Lehigh University
Agricultural Waste Fiber in "An Economy That Is Restorative and Regenerative by Design"
Mark S Taylor, University of Illinois
Kyle Smith, University of Illinois
12:30 PM. Lunchbox Break
1:30 PM. Session #4: Constructability
Location: Cat Cast
Weaving and Tuning Cast in Place Falsework
Kristopher M. Palagi, Louisiana State University
Remote Control: Attuned Interventions in Mass Timber for Inuit Housing
Peter S. Raab, Texas Tech University
The Virtual Facade Mockup for Architectural Education
Roger Schroeder, SUNY Alfred State
Alan Vlakancic, SUNY Alfred State
Joseph A Ebert, California Lutheran University
XX-LAM: The Architecture of Curved Cross-Laminated Timber
Jason Griffiths, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
3:00 PM. End of session – hotel pool time
Dinner on your own
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 2023
Arcosanti in Mayer (70 miles North of metro Phoenix)
Day trip included with registration
6:30 AM. Charter Bus Departure from hotels
8:00 AM. Welcome Tour of Arcosanti
Nadia Bégin, Architectural Designer at Architecture Works Green, Inc.
Danny Fields, Guest Services, The Cosanti Foundation
Liz Martin-Malikian, CEO/Executive Director, The Cosanti Foundation
9:30 AM. Red Room Keynote: group 1_Yasaman Esmaili
SOD Studio Keynote: group 2_Tomiaki Tamura
11:00 AM. Red Room Keynote: group 2_Yasaman Esmaili
SOD Studio Keynote: group 1_Tomiaki Tamura
12:30 PM. Lunch in ArcoCafè
BTES Membership Meeting
2:00 PM. Archive Tour: group #1
2:00 PM. Session #5: Complexity
Location: Solar Classroom
Framing a tectonics of place: The Arizona School
Chad Schwartz, Kansas State University
A tale of three stones
Keith Peiffer, Oklahoma State University
Avoiding the Imperialist Agenda when Designing for the Developing World
Elizabeth L. McCormick, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Lochana Deshpande, North Carolina State University
Performative Periodic Tessellations:
A Study of Parametric, Light-Responsive Façade Systems in the Museum Setting
Arash Soleimani, Woodbury University
Mostafa Alani, Al Iraqia University
2:00 PM. Session #6: Constructability
Location: SOD Studio
Learning Through Lightness
Nate Imai, Texas Tech University
Matthew Conway, UCLA and USC
Building Ecosystems: Hybrid materialities for collective urban infrastructures
Juan Jose Castellon, Rice University
Living Surfaces: Defying Walls
Zamila Karimi, Kennesaw State University
Cody Kucharski, Kennesaw State University
Ana Valdez Tello, Kennesaw State University
Ecological Tectonics: Rethinking Construction through Material Reuse, Recycle, and Reclaim
Jongwan Kwon, Kansas State University
2:00 PM. Session #7: Constraints
Location: Red Room
Proactive not Reactive: Pandemic-Proof Commercial Architecture
Sydney Garceau, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Liz McCormick, North Carolina State University and University of North Carolina at Charlotte
(In)Determinacy: Material and joint constraints to unleash tectonic thinking
Michelle Laboy, Northeastern University
KSU Mini Pavilion: A Constructed Ecology + Didactic Tool for Learning
Michael Carroll, Kennesaw State University
Billy Kihei, Kennesaw State University
Tectonics & Stereotomy
Regin Schwaen, North Dakota State University
3:30 PM. Archive Tour: group #2
3:30 PM. Session 8: Constraints
Location: Solar Classroom
Techne: Teaching Iterative Tectonics to Architecture Students
Eric Weber, University of Arizona
Matter, Making, and Testing: Designing with Next Generation Precast Concrete
Lisa Knust, University of Pennsylvania
Richard Garber, University of Pennsylvania
Riley Engelberger, University of Pennsylvania
The COTE Student Design Competition as a Vehicle for Integrative Architectural Education
Peter S. Raab, Texas Tech University
From Integration to Embodiment: An evolving approach to teaching design and building technology
Rob Williams, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Jordan Kanter, University of Massachusetts Amherst
3:30 PM. Session 9: Constraints
Location: Red Room
How much does your building (model) weigh? On heightening awareness of embodied carbon in the design studio
Mike Christenson, University of Minnesota
Malini Srivastava, University of Minnesota
Lessons from an Integrated Design Course
Clifton Fordham, Tempe University
Design for Industrialized Construction in Architecture Education: Case Study Integrating DFMA and Digital Twin in the Design Studio
Paola Sanguinetti, Arizona State University
Luz Rodríguez, Arizona State University
Teaching carbon responsibility to first-year architecture and engineering design students
Clare Olsen, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Tom di Santo, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Casey Benito, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
3:30 PM. Session 10: Constraints
Location: SOD Studio
Designing Water Self-Sustaining International Projects Using Comprehensive Water Auditing
Courtney Crosson, University of Arizona
A Case Study of Design as Scholarship in Undergraduate Coursework
Kristopher M. Palagi, Louisiana State University
Negotiating the ground plane: calibrating the geometry of climate-adaptive urban surfaces
Kentaro Tsubaki, Tulane School of Architecture
Charles Jones, Tulane School of Architecture
Direct Housing for Post-Disaster Recovery: Design and Logistics for Alternative Solutions
Dustin Albright, Clemson University
Elly Hall, Clemson University
Yongjia Song, Clemson University
Weichiang Pang, Clemson University
Michael Stoner, Clemson University
5:00 PM. Archive Tour: group #3
5:00 PM. Session #11 POSTERs
Location: Red Room
The Unknowing of Outcome: The Exploration of Components and Structural Form in Architecture Foundations Studios
Silvina Lopez Barrera, Mississippi State University
Duane McLemore, Mississippi State University
John Ross, Mississippi State University
Integrating Performance Thinking and Sustainability Knowledge in Architecture Pedagogy
Atefe Makhmalbaf, University of Texas at Arlington
Ambient Intelligence in Smart Buildings for Supporting Occupants' Circadian Rhythms
Qingqing Sun, Appalachian State University, UNC
XX-LAM
Jason Griffiths, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Caroline Goertz, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Jacob Urban, The University of Lincoln Nebraska
Deep Learning for Estimating Energy Savings of Early-Stage Facade Design Decisions
Mohsen Shahandashti, University of Texas at Arlington
Santosh Acharya, University of Texas at Arlington
Bahram Abediniangerabi, University of Texas at Arlington
5:00 PM. Session #12: ARTIFACT
Location: SOD Studio
Introducing robotics to students: Through novel architectural fabrication
Erin Hunt, Texas Tech Huckabee College of Architecture
A tectonics of ontogenetic materialism: three projects
Dwaine Carver, University of Idaho
Having it both ways: building as object, building as artifact
Emily McGlohn, Auburn University
Mackenzie Stagg, Auburn University
Elizabeth Farrell Garcia, Auburn University
Rusty Smith, Auburn University
Pneumatic reality: an exploration of inflatables as a pedagogical design tool
Shawn Protz, NC State University
6:00 PM. Dinner in the Vaults
8:00 PM. Charter Bus Return to hotel(s)
Please note the Arcosanti pool will be open and available to conference attendees. Recommend bringing a towel & bathing suit.
SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2023
Special Tour of FLW & Soleri Inspired Work
Additional Fee will Apply
Sign up for this optional tour during registration as an "add-on".
The fee will be added to your registration.
Almost sold out. Two Seat Left!!!
Scientific Committee
| Name | Affiliation | |
| Dustin | Albright | Clemson University |
| Robert | Arens | Cal Poly |
| Emily | Baker | University of Arkansas |
| Shannon | Bassett McEwen | Laurentian University |
| Genevieve | Baudoin | Kansas State University |
| Richard | Bettini | Kean University |
| Terri | Boake | University of Waterloo in Canada |
| Mary Ben | Bonham | Miami University in Oxford |
| Caryn | Brause | University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| Nathan | Brown | Penn State University |
| Michael | Carroll | Kennesaw State University |
| Mike | Christenson | University of Minnesota |
| Jeff | Collins | Kennesaw State University |
| Ulrich | Dangel | The University of Texas at Austin |
| Luciana | Di Gennaro | Università degli Studi della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" |
| Shelby | Doyle | Iowa State University |
| Jeremy | Ficca | Carnegie Mellon University |
| Trace | Gainey | Kennesaw State University |
| Judy | Gordon | Kansas State University |
| Liane | Hancock | University of Louisiana |
| Katelyn | Hudson | Cushman Design Group |
| Chris | Hunter | Mississippi State University |
| Cagla | Keles | Drexel University |
| Michellle | Laboy | Northeastern University |
| Sang Pil | Lee | Kennesaw State University |
| Thomas | Leslie | Iowa State University |
| Atefe | Makhmalbaf | University of Texas at Arlington |
| Nea | Maloo | Howard University |
| Khaled | Mansy | Oklahoma State University |
| Antonio | Martinez-Molina | Drexel University |
| Liz | McCormick | UNC Charlotte |
| Christina | McCoy | Oklahoma State University |
| Margot | McDonald | UNC Charlotte |
| Marty | McIntyre | PCI Foundation |
| Winifred | Newman | Clemson University |
| Nik | Nikolov | Lehigh University |
| Kristopher | Palagi | Louisiana State University |
| Peter | Raab | Texas Tech |
| John | Ross | Mississippi State University |
| Rosemarie | Rusch | Bond University |
| Arief | Setiawan | Kennesaw State University |
| Scott | Singeisen | SCAD |
| Arash | Soleimani | Woodbury University |
| Tyler | Sprague | University of Washington |
| Qingqing | Sun | Appalachian State University |
| Mark | Taylor | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| Carmen | Trudell | Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo |
| Kentaro | Tsubaki | Tulane University |
| Eric | Weber | Arizona State University |
| Aaron | White | Mississippi State University |
Conference survey link here
We look forward to hosting you!