Join CRAN Wisconsin for an inside look at TEA2 Architects with Principal Dan Nepp, AIA, CID, NCARB.

Dan will share the history and philosophy of TEA2 Architects before walking us through a selection of his favorite residential projects. Along the way, he’ll share stories and anecdotes from the work, offering a personal perspective on the design process, the challenges encountered, and the ideas behind the finished projects.

Drawing from his extensive career in award-winning residential architecture, Dan will explore the ideas, design decisions, and craftsmanship behind several projects that have been particularly meaningful to him.

Join Us In Person or Virtually

The presentation will be available via Zoom, allowing you to participate from wherever you are. A Zoom link will be provided to registered attendees.

For those who prefer to gather in person, Kohler and the Kohler Store by First Supply will host a watch party at their Wauwatosa showroom. Enjoy the presentation with fellow CRAN members and colleagues, with refreshments and sushi from Ginza Japanese Restaurant provided by our hosts.

Kohler Store by First Supply
2525 N Mayfair Road, Suite 110
Wauwatosa, WI 53233

About Dan Nepp

Dan Nepp, AIA, CID, NCARB, is a Principal at TEA2 Architects, a Minneapolis-based residential architecture firm specializing in custom homes and renovations. TEA2 Architects’ work is recognized for its thoughtful design, attention to detail, and response to both site and client.

Dan’s work has received numerous professional awards and has been featured extensively in architectural and design publications. With decades of experience in residential architecture, he brings a wealth of knowledge—and plenty of stories—to this presentation.

Learning Objectives:

• Analyze how site conditions, program requirements, environmental factors, and occupant needs influence residential planning and design decisions related to health, safety, and welfare.
• Evaluate residential design strategies that address occupant comfort, well-being, privacy, daylight, views, circulation, indoor/outdoor relationships, and the quality of the built environment.
• Evaluate the relationship between material selection, architectural detailing, building assemblies, durability, and the health, safety, and long-term performance of residential buildings.
• Apply lessons learned from residential project case studies to inform design decisions and develop more responsive solutions for future architectural projects.

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No refunds day of event.

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