Contact:

Nathan Ehmke 
AIA Nebraska 
nathan@aiane.org 
402-858-1929 

When

Friday April 21, 2017
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM CDT


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Where

Bosselman Conference Center 
700 East Stolley Park Rd.
Grand Island, NE
 

 
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Conference Schedule

8:00 9:00 am | Registration / Exhibitor Interaction / Breakfast

9:00 10:00 am | "Cowboys & Farmers"
SPEAKER: Jeff Day, AIA | Min Day

This talk will introduce the audience to the mindset behind Min Day’s unconventional practice. The talk will cover a variety of projects from early work to very recent and ongoing initiatives.

10:00 11:00 am | Exhibitor Interaction

11:00 am 12:00 pm | "Drones in Architecture" 
SPEAKER: Kevin Clark, AIA | Clark Architectural Collaborative 

The program will discuss how drones are being used in the industry, how Clark Architects Collaborative is using the technology within their practice, the range of products available within the market, legal requirements for using drones and where the industry is going.

12:00  1:00 pm |  Lunch / Prize Giveaways \ Exhibitor Interaction 

1:00 – 2:00 pm | "TACKarchitects, one shot" 

SPEAKER: Jeff Dolezal, AIA | TACKarchitects

You only get one shot at branding your firm (at least that was our thinking). Our presentation will outline why we left our previous firm of over 10 years, the process and pitfalls of how we started out on our own, and how we crafted our clientele and portfolio in order to achieve a whitespace in a market saturated by architects…all the while staying true to ourselves and our passion for design greatness. The culmination of these efforts is represented in the new Jackson Dinsdale Art Center at Hastings College, which will be one of the projects highlighted in our presentation.

2:00  3:00 pm | "Identity Architecture" 
SPEAKER: James Poulson, AIA | Miller & Associates 

Sports and Entertainment facilities are important cultural icons for communities.  In addition to being venues for cultural events, they also help to form the basis of perceptions and memories of a particular place and event. I have had the opportunity to help design buildings that communicate particular aspects of the team, the owners, the community and even the region which they serve.  I will share with you some thoughts on how and why I think it is important for buildings to speak of where they are.

3:00 - 4:00 pm | AIA WESTERN NEBRASKA CHAPTER MEETING

Hotel Information: 

Please contact Nathan Ehmke if you are interested in hotel accommodations.

Nathan Ehmke
nathan@aiane.org
(402) 858-1929