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Design Conference Focuses On The Nuts And Bolts Of Remodeling, Designing And Building. Learn From The Experts in Veterinary Office Architecture! Whether you’re planning to make some simple updates or build from the ground up, you won’t want to miss the SWVS 2019 Design Conference. We’re hosting some of the industry’s most knowledgeable experts in the eld of veterinary architecture, building, remodeling and nancing. From early strategic planning to design review, small animal practices to mixed practice veterinary hospitals, get advice on everything you need to know to make your project a success. (Visit www.swvs.org/design-conference). • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
VALUED AT OVER $200 Every SWVS Design Conference attendee receives one free 30-minute veterinary consultation from the architect of their choosing. Gain valuable insight and expert advice on your plans that will save you time and money. Free architect consultation Included
Dan Chapel AIA, NCARB Chapel Associates Architects Little Rock, AR Dan Chapel is the president of Chapel Associates Architects in Little Rock, Arkansas. Chapel Associates is a nationally recognized firm specializing in animal facility design. Practical, award-winning
Scott Learned MS, MBA, PE, LEED AP Design Learned Norwich, CT Scott Learned is a licensed
mechanical and electrical engineer in over 45 states as well as a LEED AP. He has provided engineering and consultations on hundreds of animal care facilities and serves the
designs are the hallmark of this 40-year-old firm. Chapel Associates has designed almost 900 veterinary hospitals and kennels. Past projects include two Veterinary Economics Magazine Hospitals of the Year and many "Designs of Merit". Dan Chapel is a nationally recognized expert in veterinary architecture. Dan has served as a featured speaker on animal facility design at all major veterinary conferences including the Fetch Veterinary Conference, VMX Conference, and Western Veterinary Conference.
companion animal industry exclusively. Work includes engineering and design of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection and noise control systems. Scott has published numerous articles and proceedings. He provides seminars to the HSUS, the CVC, the NAVC/VMX and many other animal care venues. Scott is a Principal Member of the NFPA Standards Committee 150: Standard on Fire and Life Safety in Animal Housing Facilities.
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