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7:30–8:30 AM Registration

8:30–8:40 AM
Welcome
Dionne Darling, The Architect’s Newspaper
Will Babbington, Studio NYL, Co-Chair
Alastair Huber, Stantec Architecture, COBEC Co-Chair

8:40–9:50 AM Facade Strategies for Curatorial Institutions

PRESENTERS: MODERATOR:

Neil Meredith, MG McGrath Will Babbington,

Yushiro Okamoto, Diller Scofidio + Renfro Studio NYL
Stephanie Randazzo Dwyer, Machado Silvetti
Ned Kirschbaum, Fentress Architects
Andrea Kalivas Fulton, Denver Art Museum

9:50–10:10 AM
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10:10 –11:10 AM Integrated Digital Platforms and the Optioneering of Facade Systems
PRESENTERS: MODERATOR:

Brian Dale, Sort Studio Will Babbington,

Sarah David, Walter P Moore Studio NYL
Chris O’Hara, Studio NYL

11:10–11:30 AM
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11:30 AM–12:30 PM Rocky Mountain Residential: Facade Design of Colorado Homes

PRESENTERS: MODERATOR:
Ken Andrews, Arch11 Will Babbington,
Todd Kennedy, CCY Architects Studio NYL
Karl Wolf, Meridian 105

12:45–1:30 PM
Complimentary Networking Lunch

1:30 PM–4:30 PM Dynamic Interfaces of Water-Resistive Barriers

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WILL BABBINGTON
Principal | Facade Design Director,
Studio NYL
As both architect and engineer; Babbington has designed, realized, written, and
presented on award-winning and high-performance enclosures around the country and
world. He is also an active member in numerous professional organizations such as the
American Institute of Architects, an AIA National representative on ASHRAE’s 90.1
envelope subcommittee, Building Enclosure Technology and Environment Council, and
ASTM where he is a voting member on the E06 Performance of Buildings Committee.
He is also the National Vice Chair of the Building Enclosure Council (BEC).

ALASTAIR HUBER
Senior Project Architect & Chair of COBEC,
Stantec Architecture
Educated in Halifax, Huber has also lived and worked in Boston, Chicago, Boulder,
and now Denver for the past 18 years. He has been active in promoting the Building
Enclosure Council the past 10 years and is currently the president of COBEC, the
Colorado Chapter of the BEC, a non-profit organization. Huber believes in free access
to information critical to the building industry and advocates for detailing and
constructing competently.

KEN ANDREWS SARAH DAVID

Principal Architect,
Arch11
Andrews brings a rigor to Arch11’s design
leadership through directing project de-
livery and implementing new technology into the design and
construction process. While on the faculty at the University
of Colorado College of Architecture and Planning, Andrews
was named AIA Colorado’s 2007 Instructor of the Year and
received AIA Colorado’s Mentor of the Year in 2013. He
continues to engage the academic community through lec-
tures, design juries, advisory positions, and mentorships. A
registered architect in Colorado, Utah, Missouri, and Ohio,
in 2011 he was named AIA Colorado Young Architect of the
Year and AIA Western Mountain Region Young Architect.
BRIAN DALE
Principal,
Sort Studio
Prior to co-founding Sort Studio, Dale was
an Associate at Zaha Hadid Architects in
London, leading teams in the design of high-profile proj-
ects in Europe and the Middle and Far East. He also teaches
design studios as a Lecturer at the University of Colorado
College of Architecture and Planning, and has lectured at
the Royal University of Phnom Penh and ETH Zurich. Dale
holds a MArch and Urbanism from the Architectural Associ-
ation, London, and a Bachelors of Environmental Design with
Special Honors from the University of Colorado–Boulder.
He is a Registered Architect in the state of Colorado and
a member of the AIA.
Senior Associate,
Walter P Moore
David specializes in developing innovative
practices for design, engineering, detailing
and construction management. After graduating from Yale
University, she worked with Frank Gehry on various projects
including: the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas.
She continued her pursuit of unique design challenges with
Gehry Technologies (GT) where she helped to maintain design
integrity and constructability via an intensive and customized
virtual management and delivery process.
STEVEN DOGGETT
Founder & CEO,
Built Environments, Inc.
Doggett’s expertise combines advance
building science and computational mod-
eling with extensive field and design experience to help
multi-stakeholders achieve resilient, high-performing build-
ings. He has served as the principal forensic investigator on
hundreds of projects involving all markets and all building
types. Doggett currently chairs the Minnesota chapter of the
Building Enclosure Council.
STEPHANIE RANDAZZO DWYER
Principal,
Machado Silvetti
Randazzo has a diverse portfolio of cultur-
al, educational, and housing projects. She
is the Project Director on Denver Art Museum’s North Build-

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ing Project, including the renovation of the 1971 Gio Ponti–
designed North Towers and the design and construction of a
new campus welcome center. She is also Project Director on
the Alamo Museum and Visitor Center project. Recent efforts
have focused on master planning and programming for arts
and cultural facilities including: the Addison Gallery of Amer-
ican Art at Phillips Academy Andover, the MassArt Bakalar
and Paine Galleries, and the Kennedy Theatre and Studio Arts
Building at Hamilton College.
ANDREA KALIVAS FULTON
Deputy Director &
Chief Marketing Officer,
Denver Art Museum
Fulton is responsible for the Museum’s
earned-revenue strategies, including marketing and commu-
nications, as well as government affairs and strategic part-
nerships. She oversees the institution’s technology initiatives
and is currently spearheading a master planning and renova-
tion effort for the 1971 Gio Ponti–designed North Building.
From 2001 to 2006, Fulton led the communications effort for
the Museum’s Daniel Libeskind–designed expansion project.
Following the opening of the Hamilton Building, Fulton led
marketing and communications for the new campus. She was
named a Livingston Fellow by the Bonfils Stanton Foundation
in May 2016.
TODD KENNEDY
Principal,
CCY Architects
Kennedy has led a variety of commercial
and residential projects throughout the
Intermountain West and is currently involved in the design of
custom residences in Aspen, Telluride, and Lake Tahoe. Along
with various mixed-use and hospitality projects, his work
has been recognized with over a dozen AIA awards including
the 2018 AIA10 Award by the AIA Western Mountain Region
Council. Kennedy serves on the board of the Tenth Mountain
Hut Association and as a member of the Urban Land Insti-
tute–Colorado: Resort, Entertainment, Tourism, and Leisure
Council.
NED KIRSCHBAUM
Technical Design Director,
Fentress Architects
Over 40-plus years, Kirschbaum has dis-
tinguished himself as an expert in many
fields including high-performance building envelope design.
He has served as project director for all eight of Fentress Ar-
chitects’ high-rise buildings in the Arabian Gulf. He was the
founding chairman of the Building Enclosure Council–Colora-
do and served as an Advisory Group member on the National
AIA Building Science Knowledge Community. As Technical
Design Director at Fentress, Kirschbaum is responsible for
the development of the firm’s cutting-edge facades.
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NEIL MEREDITH
Associate,
MG McGrath
Meredith is a New York City–based archi-
tect working at the intersection of technol-
ogy, fabrication, and construction. Previously, he consulted
at Gehry Technologies, specializing in complex geometry and
parametric design. He also worked for the facade consulting
office Front, and another fabricator, Island Industries. Mer-
edith holds a B.S. and MArch from the University of Mich-
igan. He has taught at Columbia University, the University
of Michigan, and New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT).
Research into ceramic building materials undertaken at the
European Ceramic Workcentre (.ekwc) was published in
Loose Fit: Experimental Ceramic Building Materials , as well
as Transmaterial 3, and is part of the materials database at
Material ConneXion.
YUSHIRO OKAMOTO
Design Architect,
Diller Scofidio + Renfro
Since joining the firm in 2012, Okamoto has
worked predominantly on academic and cul-
tural projects, including the Museum of Modern Art Expansion,
NY (2019), Tianjin Juilliard School, China (2019), and the Uni-
versity of Sydney Susan Wakil Health Building, Australia (2020).
He currently leads the design, facade development, and DS+R
construction administration efforts for the US Olympic Muse-
um, Colorado Springs (2020). Originally from Japan, Okamoto
received his MArch from MIT with The Arthur Rotch Prize.
CHRIS O’HARA
Founding Principal,
Studio NYL
O’Hara is facade director for the Skins Group,
a division of Studio NYL, specializing in ther-
mal modeling, moisture/condensation analysis, and in-depth de-
tailing. Although recognized for its skins work with cutting-edge
glass and glazing, the team also specializes in digitally fabricated
metal skins, GFRC, reinforced polymers, stone, ultra-high per-
formance concrete, terra cotta, and traditional precast. O’Hara is
currently working on multiple projects in the Boston area.
KARL WOLF
Project Manager,
Meridian 105
Wolf has consulted with multiple award-
winning designers on a variety of projects,
including: Skydance Bridge, Chesapeake Finish Line Tower,
Chesapeake Child Development Center, and Chesapeake Car
Park 4. At Meridian 105, he heads up the Firehouse Mixed Use
project, an adaptive reuse of an 1890s firehouse, and a 110-
unit mixed-use apartment project in the Highlands neighbor-
hood of Denver. Wolf holds architectural licenses in Colorado
and Oklahoma.
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 Day 2 Workshops

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Breakfast and Workshops
4 presentations • Up to 5 AIA CEU credits
Hilton Garden Inn Denver–Cherry Creek • Room: Morello
600 S Colorado Blvd Denver, CO 80246

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8:00–8:30 AM Breakfast & Registration

8:30–9:25 AM
Understanding Perimeter Fire Barrier Systems in the Modern Age:
Maintaining Integrity in Today’s Complex Backpan Designs
PRESENTER:
Eric Lacroix, STI Firestop (2 HSW CREDITS)

9:25–10:20 AM The High-Performance Benefits of Laminated Glass

PRESENTER:
Michael Ondrus, Eastman (1 HSW CREDIT)

10:20–10:40 AM
Networking Break

10:40–11:35 AM Pattern Mapping for Lasting Design

PRESENTER:
Tanner Flynn, Parasoleil (1 HSW CREDIT)

11:35–12:30 PM
Building the Perfect Envelope with Insulated Metal Panels
PRESENTER:
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ERIC LACROIX TANNER FLYNN

STI Firestop
Recognized for his firestop expertise,
Lacroix has over 20 years’ experience
on complex high-profile projects around
the world. He works closely with inspectors, glazing con-
tractors, and curtain wall consultants during the design,
fabrication, construction, and installation of curtain wall
projects. Previously, Lacroix was the STI Firestop Region-
al Manager for the Southeastern U.S., Latin America, the
Caribbean, South America, and Mexico.
MICHAEL ONDRUS
Eastman
As Architectural Market Manager, Ad-
vanced Interlayers for Laminated Glass
in the Americas, Ondrus works with ar-
chitects, specifiers, engineers, consultants, and designers
as well as laminating customers, providing advanced yet
practical interlayer solutions for laminated glass that meet
project-specific performance and aesthetic needs for exte-
rior and interior applications. He has over 25 years’ glass
industry marketing and technical experience at the float
glass, interlayer, specialty fabricator, and processing levels.
Parasoleil
Flynn is the VP of Operations at Para-
soleil. As a partner and member of the
senior management team, he drives the
company culture to ensure quality and service excellence
are at the heart of every partnership and project. Prior to
joining the firm in 2015, Flynn enjoyed leadership roles
with Northern Lights Systems Navigation, Kitchell Con-
tractors/FDI, and Bank of America.
PAUL COLLYER
Packard Building Envelopes
Collyer has over 27 years’ experience
working for construction product man-
ufacturers in the insulated metal panel,
single element metal cladding, and pre-engineered metal
building industry. He has held various positions during his
career, including: District Manager, General Sales Man-
ager, V.P. of Sales, Technical Consultant, and Director of
Technical Services. His is currently V.P. of Business De-
velopment for Metl-Span and Centria (divisions of Corner-
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