AIA Vision

Ilana Judah, AIA, OAQ, LEED AP, CPHC of arup talks resiliency at tonight’s Vision lecture. Understanding risk and resiliency helps drive solution strategies

Thanks to Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors for hosting our Vision Session on Business Philosophy

Our Vision speaker Diana Nicklaus talks about how SAAM Architecture & interior design’s readical flexibility is an equity strategy. Reducing financial barriers for young architects, minorities and women is keeping our profession diverse

Are you going to be there March 14 to hear our Vision lecture with Diana Nicklaus? Catch this recent podcast interview featuring Diana’s work to as part of https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/architecting-podcast-career-lifestyle-mentoring-for/id1547257763?i=1000648525503

Carol Ross Barney, FAIA: Future Cities | AIA Cincinnati Carol Ross Barney if Ross Barney Architects talks Radical sustainability at tonight’s Vision lecture. Thank you 21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati for your sponsorship!

City Of Cincinnati Government City Manager Sheryl Long was our VISION Keynote speaker. She inspired us to embrace the impact we have as architects to create a better city. She also shared that leadership is about being unafraid to step up and do what we can to make a difference.

Bobby Hintz of SHP shared how he shifted to thinking like a visionary because of the VISION program

Graham Tedder of Rwa Architects Limted shared his insights that architecture id about people and understanding the impact of a collective community “I am because we are.”

Michael Prince of BSI Engineering talked about his insights in design thinking, career progression and creating a multifaceted career.

Andrew Schneider of Champlin Architecture shared his takeyfrom VISION “Let your oassion be your north star, Know uour why and the ehy of others, measuring wonder, salutogenesis, research to surface problem definition.”

Zach Herbst of MSA Design shared his discovery of being able to leverage both his own passion and dkills and thosr of others to build stronger solutions

Emily Lubbers of MSP Designs realuzed that “design opportunities can have a powerful impact at every scale, and that we are responsible fir moving the needle to advocate for change.”