Join fellow AIA professionals in critiquing student design presentations focused on a sustainable urban renewal redevelopment in downtown Green Bay.

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College architecture students have researched and developed design solutions for a retail/office facility accommodating various business models on a downtown district site. Participants will evaluate student presentations, provide constructive feedback, and engage in discussions about sustainable design strategies, community impact, and retail/office design concepts.

Please consider encouraging these students to pursue a career in architecture while serving as a juror, assisting in the selection of the winning design for an AIA award and prize.

Come prepared with a notepad and pen.

Presented by Tom Felton, Assoc. AIA

Learning Objectives: 

• Evaluate sustainable design strategies for brownfield redevelopment projects, including site remediation considerations and environmental impact mitigation techniques.
• Apply critical thinking skills to provide constructive feedback on design presentations, focusing on sustainability goals, functional requirements, and design execution.
• Identify best practices in sustainable brownfield redevelopment through comparative analysis of multiple student design approaches.
• Recognize emerging trends in sustainable retail design and their application to urban brownfield sites. 

Submitted for AIA/CES approval

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