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Conference
Programs - Registration* Advanced
registration is closed.
You may register onsite beginning at 7 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Please download the Conference Brochure, complete the registration
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Full-day
For full-day registration, you will automatically be
registered for all plenary sessions and the evening design
presentation. In addition, please select one program from each
of the four breakout sessions.
Total Fee: $150
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Half-day (morning)
For half-day (morning), you will automatically be registered
for the morning and mid-day plenary sessions. In addition,
please select one program from the two morning breakout
sessions.
Total fee: $90 |
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Half-day (afternoon)
For half-day (afternoon), you will automatically be registered
for the mid-day and afternoon plenary sessions. In addition,
please select one program from the two afternoon breakout
sessions.
Total fee: $90 |
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Single plenary session
For this option, you will need to select which one plenary
session you wish to attend, morning, mid-day, or
afternoon.
Total
fee: $50 |
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Morning Bonus session only
No fee is assessed for this program. |
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Evening Design Presentation only
No fee
is assessed for this program.
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Registration fees are
non-refundable. However, your registration is fully
transferable with no penalty. |
ABOUT CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Approval to meet the requirements for
continuing education hours is pending from: American Institute of
Architects (AIA), Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB)
and Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Real Estate &
Professional Licensing. Additionally, programs meet the criteria for
continuing professional development hours (CPD) for engineers.
*Programs,
presenters, and times are subject to change.
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Conference
Agenda |
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7:00
- 7:45 a.m.
Registration/Breakfast
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Wake
up and network over coffee and breakfast
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7:00
- 7:30 a.m.
Bonus Program |
Finally,
an answer to your Document and Risk Management challenges!
Here's your chance to preview
McGraw-Hill's Project Document Manager (PDM), a dynamic new product
designed to tackle your document management challenges throughout
the entire project lifecycle. Concerned about…Prequalifiying
subcontractors? Coordinating your bid process? Controlling all
versions of project documents? Expediting close-out? Come see how
the power of PDM connects and improves productivity in all of these
key areas.
Presenter: Rachel
Yeomans, McGraw-Hill Construction-Total Solutions
Specialist
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7:45
- 9:00 a.m.
Opening: Morning Plenary Session: |
National
Initiatives. . .Find Out What Is Happening in the Industry Around
the Nation
Learn about current initiatives
on a national level that will shape the future of our
industry
— not just in the next calendar quarter
— but in the next
quarter-century. Hear from industry experts representing owners and
facility managers, architects and engineers, and contractors and
subcontractors. Examine how to best position your firm for success.
Presenters: TBA
Facilitator: Donald
B. Leach, Jr., Esq.,
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for
engineers
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9:00
- 9:15 a.m.
Break
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9:15
- 10:15 a.m.
Morning Session One
(choose
only ONE of these three programs)
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BIM
Overview: A View From 30,000 Feet
No matter what phase of
the building lifecycle your firm is involved in, your activities
either are, or will soon be coded, simulated
and analyzed using the digital technology widely known as
building information modeling, or BIM. Find out how this 3D
and time-simulating model goes beyond design and how it
impacts different members of the construction team.
Presenter:
Luke Faulkner, American Institute of Steel Construction,
Inc./National BIM Standard Project Committee-Member
Credits: 1 AIA
Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit;
1 Hour CPD for engineers
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The Sense
and Cents of Building Green
Construction owners, examine the array of choices available when going green with
both new and existing projects. Explore your options and
associated returns on investment. From the prestigious
platinum-level LEED certification to basic techniques you can
implement today, learn how to choose the right shade of green
for your project.
Presenter:
Doug
Gatlin, United
States Green Build Council-Director of LEED National Accounts
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for engineers; 1 Hour Real
Estate Continuing Education
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What
Owners Want From Design Professionals and Contractors
With any construction
project, it all comes down to pleasing the
client. So what do your clients - the construction owners - really
want? What elements are key when they assess the success of a
project? What makes them choose one contractor or designer
over another? What makes them want to work with you on future
projects?
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Patrick
Duffy, Tampa Electric Company-Manager, Project Management;
Construction Users Roundtable (Florida)-Past President
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Jack
Mumma, J.D., Construction Owners Association of
America-President; Michigan State
University-Construction Contract Administrator
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Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for engineers
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10:15
- 10:30 a.m.
Break
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10:30
- 11:30 a.m.
Morning Session Two
(choose
only ONE of these three programs)
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Immigration
Issues for the Construction Industry
Review
recent efforts on a national level to address immigration
reform. Absent national reform, learn about how recently
proposed state legislation could impact the local commercial
construction industry.
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| Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for
engineers |
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The New
AIA Digital Practice Documents: What are They and How Do You
Use Them?
In
late 2007, AIA released the first edition of two new documents
that parties may use to discuss and record their respective
rights and responsibilities to transfer digital data, as well
as a project’s digital requirements and protocols. Whether
working in 2D, 3D or 4D, fully integrating BIM or just
testing the waters, this is your chance to preview these
documents and learn the nuts and bolts of their use in your
practice.
Presenter:
Robert
E. Middlebrooks, AIA Documents Committee
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for
engineers
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Owner to
Owner 101
In today’s world of
compressed schedules, cost-containment, waste elimination...
and a host of other issues facing owners, hear from two experienced owners about lessons
they've learned in the trenches and their tips for making the
construction process a success.
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Patrick
Duffy, Tampa Electric Company-Manager, Project Management;
Construction Users Roundtable (Florida)-Past President
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Jack
Mumma, J.D., Construction Owners Association of
America-President; Michigan State University-Construction
Contract Administrator
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Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for engineers;
1 Hour Real
Estate Continuing Education
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11:30
a.m. - noon
Break and Shake
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Catch
up with old friends and make new ones |
Noon
- 1:30 p.m.
Luncheon: Mid-Day Plenary Session |
Documents
Comparison…A Critical Comparison of the New ConsensusDOCS and the
Updated AIA Documents
There’s been a lot of discussion about
construction documents recently. What prompted the discussions? What needed to be
addressed through the documents? Did that happen? Take
a side-by-side look at AIA’s 2007 document updates and the new
ConsensusDOCS. Hear the background and understand how they compare and
contrast. Then plan to attend nuts and bolts sessions detailing use
of each set of documents in the afternoon sessions.
Presenter: Brian
Perlberg, Esq., Associated General Contractors of America-Senior Counsel, Construction
Law & Contract Documents
Facilitator:
Michael D. Tarullo, Esq., American Bar Association Forum on the Construction
Industry-Chair; Schottenstein, Zox & Dunn-Principal
Credits: 1.5
AIA Learning Units; 1.5 Hours OCILB Credit; 1.5 Hours CPD for
engineers
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1:30
- 1:45 p.m.
Break |
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1:45
- 2:45 p.m.
Afternoon Session One
(choose
only ONE of these three programs) |
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AIA
Documents
Learn what changes have been made to AIA’s
A201™ – 2007 and nearly 40 owner/architect,
architect/consultant, and contractor/subcontractor agreements in
this “nuts and bolts” session.
Presenter:
Robert E.
Middlebrooks, AIA Documents Committee-Member
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for
engineers
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BIM
Collaboration – A Case Study
Hear about
implementation of BIM during a design-build construction project
case study. This presentation and discussion cover the process
from team selection to award of project, process of
implementation, tools, setting ground rules, work sessions,
roadblocks, 4D (3D with schedule) and results.
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for engineers
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Legal
Issues Surrounding Digital Design - Whose Design is This
Anyway?
With the potential for all stakeholders to be at the table
before the design even begins, who
actually designed the building? Who is responsible for any
breakdowns that may occur during the construction process and
throughout the life cycle of the building? What do we need to
be aware of in order to prepare for this evolution in the way
we do business?
Presenter:
Eric Berg, Esq., the law firm of DLA Piper (Chicago)
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for engineers; 1 Hour Real Estate
Continuing Education
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2:45
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Break |
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3:00
- 4:00 p.m.
Afternoon Session Two
(choose
only ONE of these three programs) |
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ConsensusDOCS
For the first time in our industry, 20 leading construction associations
have united to publish a consensus set of contract documents
called ConsensusDOCS. Learn everything you need to know
in order to use the all new ConsensusDOCS in this “nuts and
bolts” session.
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Donald
W. Gregory, Esq., American Subcontractors Association-Legal Counsel
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Teresa
Magnus, CPA, Construction Users Round Table/Southern
Company-Contract Strategy
Manager
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Brian
Perlberg, Esq., Associated General Contractors of
America-Senior Counsel, Construction
Law & Contract Documents
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Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for
engineers
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Our
Changing Industry: How Some Firms Are Adapting
The increasing adoption
of integrated delivery is broadening collaboration among the
disciplines that make up the commercial construction industry.
This brings to the forefront a need to recognize and plan for
this whole new paradigm for doing business.
Presenter:
Bruce D’Agostino, CAE, Construction Management Association of
America-Executive Director
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for engineers; 1 Hour Real Estate
Continuing Education
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BIM
Realities: Lessons Learned
Hear from a construction firm highly engaged in BIM about the
promise and the reality of the process when applied to our
industry. Explore concepts for integration into a current 3D
Model where no standard software exists, and other lessons
learned about this technology.
Presenter:
Larry Filson, P.E., Walbridge Aldinger-Engineering Director
Credits: 1
AIA Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour CPD for engineers
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4:00
- 4:15 p.m.
Break |
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4:15
- 5:30 p.m.
Wrap-Up: Afternoon Plenary Session |
Local
Initiatives:
Find out what is
happening to advance our industry right here in central Ohio.
Presenters: TBA
Facilitator: Todd
Alexander, Continental Building Systems
Credits: 1 AIA Learning
Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1 Hour
CPD for engineers
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5:30
- 6:00 p.m.
Break and Shake |
Catch
up with old friends and make new ones |
6:00
- 7:00 p.m.
Design Presentation |
Design Review with Tod Williams and
Billie Tsien
Tod Williams and Billie Tsien are the
husband-and-wife team behind the design firm, Tod Williams Billie
Tsien and Associates.
The New York-based firm is among the
most celebrated and critically acclaimed firms in the world of
contemporary architecture, known for lyrical designs that bring out
the humanity in institutional buildings and highlight the poetic in
residential ones. Recently elected as fellows to the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, their projects include the American
Folk Art Museum in New York City, Johns Hopkins University’s
Mattin Student Art Center in Baltimore, the Neurosciences Institute
in La Jolla, Calif, Skirkanich Hall at the University of
Pennsylvania, and the Cranbrook Natatorium in Bloomfield Hills,
Michigan. They have been selected to design an addition to the
Columbus Museum of Art.
Williams and Tsien have received
numerous honors and awards for their work. Among them are the
Brunner Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the
Medal of Honor from the New York City AIA and the Chrysler Award for
Design Innovation. The American Folk Art Museum received the Arup
World Architecture Award for “Best Building in the World.” Their
firm has won numerous National AIA Awards.
Tsien and Williams have maintained
busy academic schedules alongside their architectural practice. The
Southern California Institute of Architecture, Parsons School of
Design, Princeton, Harvard, Cooper Union, Columbia, the Rhode Island
School of Design, the University of Texas at Austin and Helsinki
University are among the many prestigious institutions where one or
both have taught.
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Credits: 1 AIA
Learning Unit; 1 Hour OCILB Credit; 1
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