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PBX 2024 PLANNING TEAM Management Committee AIA Honolulu: Reid Mizue, AIA, Carol Torigue, AIA, LEED AP BD+C CSI Honolulu: John Fullmer, AIA (PBX 2024 Vice Chair), Tim Waite, PE (PBX 2024 Chair) GCA of Hawaii: Cheryl Walthall, Lance Wilhelm Ex officio: Julia Fink, AIA Honolulu Administration/IT/Website/Graphic Design Manageability LLC: Mark Tawara, Joanne Corpuz, Madisen Oshiro, Tiffany Tabbal Exhibitors and Sponsors Barbie Rosario Seminars Reid Mizue, AIA (Chair) Julia Fink John Fullmer, AIA, CSI Shae Grimm, AIA Jennifer Harada Okino, AIA, CDT/CSI Melanie Islam, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, LFA David Kaahaaina, AIA, CSI
ALOHA AIA Honolulu, CSI Honolulu Chapter, and the General Contractors Association of Hawaii have teamed up to produce this year’s edition of PBX Hawai‘i, the state’s premier annual trade show for the construction and design industries. Bringing together the strengths and talents of these three leading organizations, we are excited to welcome Hawai‘i’s architectural, engineering and construction professionals to the Hawai‘i Convention Center on October 2nd for a day of education, product knowledge, and networking opportunities. You will be pleased to know that PBX 2024 is holding the line on inflation and shrinkflation: The wallet-friendly registration fee remains the same as 2023 and includes the same terrific value for your investment: 16 insightful and timely seminars presented by local and mainland experts; a product showcase of 200+ exhibitor booths; and opportunities to mingle and network with industry peers, including our popular Pau Hana Celebration with tasty pupu, prize drawings, and the 3rd Annual PBX Jeopardy Challenge between industry associations. We extend sincerest appreciation to our dedicated committee volunteers and consultants and a big “mahalo” to our exhibitors, sponsors, seminar presenters, and many other industry partners who contributed to the success of PBX 2024. Thank you for joining us on October 2nd. Enjoy the show!
Kevin Loo-Chan, AIA Rick Myers, AIA, CSI
Gail Suzuki-Jones, Assoc. AIA Tim Waite, PE, CSI, CCPR, CDT Cheryl Walthall Leighton Wong, PE Marketing/Communications Mele Pochereva Public Relations Pau Hana Celebration/Prizes Greg Endo Volunteer Coordinator Elena Brown, AIA, D.Arch, CDT PBX Program Guide Trade Media Hui
PBX 2024 Management Committee, front row, from left: Cheryl Walthall, Lance Wilhelm, Carol Torigoe. Back frow, from left: John Fullmer, Reid Mizue, Julia Fink, Tim Waite
The PBX admission fee includes: • 200+ vendor booths • Access to 16 expert-led seminars with AIA LU and HSW credits • Voucher for Lunch Concession/1801 Café ($10 value) • AIA Honolulu 2024 Annual Business Meeting • Hosted Pau Hana Celebration with great prizes and pupu A Note About Parking: Other events are taking place at the Hawai‘i Convention Center on Oct. 2; onsite parking will be limited.
Special thanks to the student volunteers from the following clubs: University of Hawai‘i at Ma- noa American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) Hawai‘i Chapter University of Hawai‘i American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter Honolulu Community College Architectural, Engineering, and CAD Technologies (AEC) Club Chaminade University Interior Design Professional Resource Organization (IDPRO)
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INDUSTRY PARTNERS
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EXHIBITOR LIST (as of August 14, 2024)
Our sponsors are highlighted in yellow or pink (Dessert Sponsors).
A Abodo Wood Ltd......................A11p AHT Hawaii...........B17p, B19p, B21p AIA Honolulu..............................Z07p AL-13 Architectural Systems......F24p Aleo Lighting, Inc.......................E22p All Green Building Products......A14p Allana Buick & Bers....................B11p Aloha Marketing/ Build Pono...................C18p, D17p ALTRES. ........................................ F46 Ameristar Perimeter Security.....F25p Arcadia Products, LLC................B42p ARKANCE US CAD...................D22p Atlas Sales Co., Inc.....................B52p The Audio Visual Company......................F51d, F52p B Bello’s Millwork.............................C31 Benjamin Moore...........................C38 BIA Hawaii.......................................... Breezway North America...........E32p Building Envelope Fenestration Alliance................B31p, B33, B35p Building Industry Hawaii magazine............................. C CCPI Hawaii.............E48, E51p, E52p CEMCO........................................ F28 CENSEO AV + Acoustics............D28 CENTRIA a Nucor company......E13p Cherry Creek Windows & Doors..................................C21p ClarkDietrich.............................. D26p Cool Roof Rating Council................... Cosentino Hawaii.......................F12p CSI Honolulu..............................Z06p D Daltile. ........................................ F21p Delco Sales.................................E25p The Delivery People........A26p, B25p E Ecoshade...D42p, D46p, E41p, E45p Engineered Architecturals Ltd.....B40
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EXHIBITOR LIST (as of August 14, 2024)
K Kapili Solar Roofing & Painting .....C20p Kinetics Noise Control, Inc...........C47 Kingspan Insulated Panels, North America........................E42p Kloeckner Metals...............C39, C41p L Laticrete........................................ F20 Lightheaded Lighting................C52p Lynden Door, Inc./ Alliance Door Products....A25, A27 M Mainline Sales, Inc.....................D31p Malarkey Roofing Products..........B50 Mapei............................................ F22 Masonry Institute Hawaii..............E50 Mekala Powdercoat & Patio Mfg LLC........................F18 Michels. ....................................... D29 Milliken & Company....................D30 Mohawk Group...........................D37 MP Lighting................................E11p N NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction)................. No. 8 Lighting............................E21p NorthClad.................................. A43p O O’Hagin..................................... D35p OK Hardware & Construction Supply...........A52p P PABCO Gypsum........................C51p Pacific Home and Appliance Distribution...........D12p Peterson Sign Company..............E39 Pliteq.......................................... C17p Polycoat Products.........................A13 Protecto Wrap...........................A12p Q Quaker Windows & Doors...........C30 R Raynor Hawaii Overhead Doors ...................D38p Reflections Glass..........................A48 Renson by Modern Outdoor Living.............E26d, E28p Rinell Wood Systems...................D48 RMA Sales in Hawaii........D18p, E17p
engineers and architects of Hawaii (eaH)................................ Equipment Oahu LLC.......E34, E36p Evergreen by Debra...........F17p, F19 F FBM Sales/Armstrong Ceilings....F26 Ferguson....A40p, A42d, B39p, B41p Focus Industries............................F48 Foundation Support of HI................................A15p, A17 Foundation Systems Hawaii......C32p Functional Fenestration, Inc.........C28 G GCA of Hawaii............................Z08p GHEMCO..................................... E31 GPRM Prestress............................E49 Grandstone Solid Surfacing, Inc.................D32, D34p Guardian Glass.............................A35 H Hanwha Vision............................F11p Hawaii Architectural Foundation........ Hawaii Architectural Sales.........C14p Hawaii Energy/LEIDOS................A45 Hawaii Lighting Associates.......D19p Hawaii Lighting Representatives............E12p, E14p Hawaii Stone & Tile Care.............F47 Hewn...............................B20p, B22p Hicoustix....................B47, B49, B51p HISHE (Hawaii Society for Healthcare Engineering).........Z04p Hollabaugh Brothers & Associates..............................A34 Honblue...........................B26p, C25p Honsador......D45p, D47, D49, D51p Hope’s Windows........................E40p HPM Building Supply........F30p, F32, F34, F36, F38p, F40 I Integrated Solutions Technologies.............................A49 Island Cooling..............................A19 Island Pacific Distributors..................C12p, D11d J Jada Windows...........................C33p James Hardie Building Products..D25p Jensen Precast..............................E47 JM Sales Hawaii...........................A47
Rockfon.......................................B45p Roppe Corp..................................E27 S SAFTI FIRST................................B18p SEA Imports LLC dba Hawaiian Discovery Furniture ...............D13p Servco Forklift & Industrial Equipment.........Heavy Equipment Area #1 Sherwin-Williams........................E46p Sika Corporation.......................C13p Simpson Strong-Tie.....................D50 Special-Lite...................................C27 Statewide General Contracting & Construction, Inc. ......B46p, B48 Stego Industries LLC.................D52p Sto Corp.....................................E33p Strategic Building Products Hawaii, LLC..................B38p, C37p Structural Systems...........B12p, C11p Sunbelt Rentals...........................B13p Sunspear Energy.........................D39 T T&T Tinting Specialists.................F14 Talius............................................. F50 Termimesh Hawaii, Inc................D40 TK Elevator Hawaii....................C36p Tremco Construction Products Group........................D27 Tri-West, Ltd.................................C29 Tropical J’s..........................F31p, F33 U Unistrut Hawaii...........................E37p University of Hawaii College of Engineering................................ V Vector Corrosion Technologies....C48 VELUX North America...............D20p Verkada...................................... C46p W Waltz Engineering......................F27p WE-EF Lighting..........................E18p Williams Pacific, Inc...................C45p WingIts. ..................................... D14p WoodWorks - Wood Products Council.......................C49 Z The Z Group.................................C50 Zurier.............................................A39
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SEMINAR & EVENTS SCHEDULE
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EXPERT-LED SEMINARS
TRACK
‘EKAHI — 1
‘ELUA — 2
‘EKOLU — 3
Design & Practice Design & Practice
Climate Action Planning and Construction Climate Action Planning and Construction
Contracting Contracting
TIME
7:00 AM
REGISTRATION DESK OPENS
Session 2A: HAWAI‘I HOUSING DESIGN TOOLKIT Presented by AIA Honolulu Session 2A: HAWAI‘I HOUSING DESIGN TOOLKIT Presented by AIA Honolulu
Session 3A: E ‘ŌPŪ ALI‘I - THE HEART OF LEADERSHIP Presented by GCA of Hawaii Session 3A: E ‘ŌPŪ ALI‘I - THE HEART OF LEADERSHIP Presented by GCA of Hawaii
Session 1A: KŪLANIHĀKOʻI HIGH SCHOOL: STRIVING FOR NET ZERO ENERGY: Session 1A: KŪLANIHĀKOʻI HIGH SCHOOL: STRIVING FOR NET ZERO ENERGY: AIA HONOLULU AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNER ! Presented by AIA Honolulu AIA HONOLULU AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNER ! Presented by AIA Honolulu
7:45 AM
Welcome Remarks, Ho’okipa Opening Ceremony (Exhibit Hall Lobby) Welcome Remarks, Ho’okipa Opening Ceremony (Exhibit Hall Lobby)
8:45 AM
EXHIBIT HALL OPENS
11:00 AM 11:00 AM
Session 1B: REVIVING LAHAINA: HOʻŌLA LAHAINA PROJECT Presented by AIA Honolulu Session 1B: REVIVING LAHAINA: HOʻŌLA LAHAINA PROJECT Presented by AIA Honolulu
Session 2B: NO FEAR OF COMMITMENT: INSIGHTS FROM HAWAI‘I 2030 COMMITMENT SIGNEES Presented by AIA Honolulu Session 2C: MID-RISE AND BEYOND: INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES WITH WOOD AND TIMBER Presented by AIA Honolulu Session 2C: MID-RISE AND BEYOND: INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES WITH WOOD AND TIMBER Presented by AIA Honolulu Session 2D: BUILDING COMMUNITY IN KAKA‘AKO AND KALAELOA: HCDA’S ZONING UPDATES Presented by AIA Honolulu Session 2D: BUILDING COMMUNITY IN KAKA‘AKO AND KALAELOA: HCDA’S ZONING UPDATES Presented by AIA Honolulu Session 2B: NO FEAR OF COMMITMENT: INSIGHTS FROM HAWAI‘I 2030 COMMITMENT SIGNEES Presented by AIA Honolulu
Session 3B: BLUEPRINT READING: JUST THE BASICS Presented by GCA of Hawaii Session 3B: BLUEPRINT READING: JUST THE BASICS Presented by GCA of Hawaii
Session 1C: NAVFAC’S SHIPYARD INFRASTRUCTURE OPTIMIZATION Session 1C: NAVFAC’S SHIPYARD INFRASTRUCTURE OPTIMIZATION
Session 3C: GROW YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH CYBERSECURITY MATURITY Presented by GCA of Hawaii Session 3D: BUILDING TOMORROW TOGETHER: EXPLORE THE AIA-ACECH-GCA COMMITTEE Presented by GCA of Hawaii Session 3D: BUILDING TOMORROW TOGETHER: EXPLORE THE AIA-ACECH-GCA COMMITTEE Presented by GCA of Hawaii Session 3C: GROW YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH CYBERSECURITY MATURITY Presented by GCA of Hawaii
2:00 PM
PROGRAM & USACE’S UPCOMING PROGRAMS Presented by S.A.M.E. PROGRAM & USACE’S UPCOMING PROGRAMS Presented by S.A.M.E.
3:15 PM 3:15 PM
Session 1D: PUNALU‘U STREAM RESTORATION PROJECT: ACECH ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNER! Presented by ACECH Session 1D: PUNALU‘U STREAM RESTORATION PROJECT: ACECH ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNER! Presented by ACECH
4:15 PM to 6:30 PM 4:15 PM to 6:30 PM
PAU HANA CELEBRATION, PRIZE GIVEAWAYS, JEOPARDY CHALLENGE (GR
(Enter the prize drawings by visiting the Prize Kiosks in the Exhibit Hall throug (Enter the prize drawings by visiting the Prize Kiosks in the Exhibit Hall throug
4:30 PM
EXHIBIT HALL CLOSES
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gether for education, product knowledge, and networking. events is included in the admission fee.
Seminar sessions are subject to change Seminar sessions are subject to change
‘EHĀ — 4 New Products & Trends & Trends
Session 4A: INNOVATIVE FIRE-RELATED GLAZING TECHNOLOGY Sponsored by Safti First Session 4A: INNOVATIVE FIRE-RELATED GLAZING TECHNOLOGY Sponsored by Safti First
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WELCOME REMARKS/ HO‘OKIPA OPENING CEREMONY 8:45 AM - 9:00 AM EXHIBIT HALL HO‘OKIPA OPENING 8:45 AM - 9:00 AM EXHIBIT HALL
Join us for welcome remarks and a blessing ceremony prior to the Exhibit Hall opening at 9:00 AM. Join us for welcome remarks and a blessing ceremony prior to the Exhibit Hall opening at 9:00 AM.
Session 4B: ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE OF FIRE RATED DEMISING WALLS Sponsored by CEMCO Session 4B: ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE OF FIRE RATED DEMISING WALLS Sponsored by CEMCO Session 4C: BOOSTING CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN THE ALOHA STATE WITH COOL SURFACES Sponsored by Cool Roof Rating Council Session 4C: BOOSTING CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN THE ALOHA STATE WITH COOL SURFACES Sponsored by Cool Roof Rating Council
Members are invited to attend AIA Honolulu’s Annual Business Meeting for chapter updates from our leadership and vote for open Board and State Council positions. The business meeting offers an opportunity for members to engage in dialogue, review the achievements of the past year, and set strategic goals for the year ahead. 10% of the membership must be present to vote; please RSVP on AIA Honolulu’s website. Members are invited to attend AIA Honolulu’s Annual Business Meeting for chapter updates from our leadership and vote for open Board and State Council positions. The business meeting offers an opportunity for members to engage in dialogue, review the achievements of the past year, and set strategic goals for the year ahead. 10% of the membership must be present to vote; please RSVP on AIA Honolulu’s website.
AIA HONOLULU 2024 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM LOCATION TBA AIA HONOLULU 2024 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM LOCATION TBA
Your PBX registration includes a $10 voucher to use at the Exhibit Hall food concession or the Convention Center’s 1801 Cafe. Your PBX registration includes a $10 voucher to use at the Exhibit Hall food concession or the Convention Center’s 1801 Cafe.
FOOD CONCESSION OPEN 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EXHIBIT HALL 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EXHIBIT HALL
Session 4D: TBA Visit pbxhawaii.com for info Session 4D: TBA Visit pbxhawaii.com for info
MEA ‘ONO! DESSERT STATIONS 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM MEA ‘ONO! DESSERT STATIONS 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Stop by our Dessert Sponsor booths for assorted sweets and a mid-afternoon energy re-charge! Stop by our Dessert Sponsor booths for assorted sweets and a mid-afternoon energy re-charge!
Pau hana time! Enjoy hosted refreshments, pupu, and prize drawings as you cheer on your favorite team in the 3rd annual PBX Jeopardy Challenge - a fiercely fun competition between industry associations. (Enter the prize drawings by visiting the Prize Kiosks in the Exhibit Hall throughout the day) Pau hana time! Enjoy hosted refreshments, pupu, and prize drawings as you cheer on your favorite team in the 3rd annual PBX Jeopardy Challenge - a fiercely fun competition between industry associations. (Enter the prize drawings by visiting the Prize Kiosks in the Exhibit Hall throughout the day)
PAU HANA CELEBRATION! PRIZE GIVEAWAYS & JEOPARDY CHALLENGE 4:15 PM - 6:30 PM GRAND LOBBY PAU HANA CELEBRATION! PRIZE GIVEAWAYS & 4:15 PM - 6:30 PM GRAND LOBBY
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SEMINAR GUIDE LEARN & EARN 16 Sessions | 4 Tracks | AIA LU and HSW CREDITS
L earn from industry leaders and peers and gain inspiration as they share their experience and expertise on topics that are timely and relevant for all segments of the AECO industries.
Most sessions earn 1 AIA LU; many also qualify for HSW credit. Admission badge is required for entry to seminars. Topics and speakers are subject to change.
‘EKAHI (TRACK 1) – DESIGN AND PRACTICE Session 1A Kūlanihākoʻi High School: Striving for Net Zero Energy: AIA Honolulu Award of Excellence Winner! Presented by AIA Honolulu This new DOE campus on Maui showcases the best practices of sus- tainable design. The project aims to achieve net zero energy by harness- ing the natural resources of the site, such as sunlight, wind, and rain. The presentation will cover how the design team explored and applied various passive green strategies throughout the campus, including solar shading, natural ventilation, rainwater harvesting, and native landscaping. The project will serve as a model for future DOE projects in Hawaii and demonstrate how sustainability and good design can
enrich and inspire the greater com- munity as well as the clients he is fortunate to interact with. Charles Kaneshiro, AIA, LEED AP President and COO, G70 Charles specializes in the planning tutional facilities. As one of the first LEED accredited professionals in Hawai‘i and 2007-09 Green Schools advocate for the USGBC Hawai‘i Chapter, Charles has a passion for designing sustainable buildings that improve the health of occupants and reduce our carbon footprint. Session 1B Reviving Lāhainā: Ho‘ōla Lāhainā Project Presented by AIA Honolulu The mission of the Ho‘ōla Lāhainā Project is to provide the com- munity with exceptional designs that are affordable and efficient to build; meet the needs of individual families; and collectively reflect the original charm and character of old Lāhainā town. The project team is also providing pro bono support with building permit application and processing. The discussion and design of edu- cational and insti- will include permitting, residential design considerations and com- munity collaboration, and evolving county and state policies related to the redevelopment of Lāhainā town.
PRESENTER Atom Kasprzycki, AIA Partner / Principal Architect, Kasprzycki Designs, Inc. Growing up in a family of artists, Atom has been
around creation and expression most of his life. Atom started in construction working his way up from the bottom eventually obtain- ing a general contractors license. He continued his professional develop- ment, shifting focus to architecture, apprenticing under mentor archi- tects and structural engineers, even- tually becoming a licensed architect. Session 1C NAVFAC’s Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program & USACE’s Upcoming Programs Presented by S.A.M.E. Presenters will provide an over- view of the mission, organization, capabilities, and programs of their respective organizations and also will cover potential upcoming design, construction and engineering oppor- tunities for the AEC industry.
go hand-in-hand. PRESENTERS Ryan Sullivan, AIA LEED AP Associate Principal, G70 Ryan focuses on conceptual design and creative think- ing. He brings his
PRESENTERS CAPT Stephen T. Padhi, PE Commanding Officer, OICC Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard CAPT Padhi
vision and more than two decades of experience to G70’s myriad project types and typologies. Ryan advo- cates for thoughtful and meaningful design in the built environment to
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served as the Operations Officer for major construction programs at Camp Pendleton and the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Philadelphia Division. He was instrumental in developing the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program (SIOP) in NAVFAC’s first-ever Program Executive Office with PEO Industrial Infrastructure and PMO 555. Joanna T.S. Victorino, PE Director, SIOP Dept.
Officer for SIOP, which is a holistic program that integrates all infra- structure and industrial equipment investments to meet nuclear fleet maintenance requirements. LTC Adrian Biggerstaff, PE Honolulu District Commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lieutenant Colonel Adrian Biggerstaff became the 74th Honolulu District Commander on July 10, 2024. Biggerstaff holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the United States Military Academy, Master of Science degrees in Environmental Engineering (Missouri S&T), Management
Science (Stanford University), and Civil Engineering (Stanford University), and a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Stanford University. Session 1D Punalu‘u Stream Restoration Project: ACECH Engineering Excellence Award Winner! Presented by ACECH Punalu‘u was once described as a ‘place of abundance’ and was a thriving agricultural ecosystem. A range of historical impacts over the years led to extensive flooding and neglect of the area, causing great economic hardship. The Punalu‘u Stream Restoration Project incor- porated Kamehameha Schools’ ahupua‘a management strategy to provide flood mitigation and restore natural ecological form and process. The project design restored the
at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard As the first SIOP
Department Director for PHNSY, Joanna represents the Program Management Office (PMO) 555 at PHNSY and supports the Shipyard Commanding
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EDUCATION, PROD AND NETWORKING
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provides design and engineering solutions for our municipal, federal, and private clients. Jesse Frey Senior Capital Program Manager, Kamehameha Schools
natural valley floodplain and terraces, relocated farmers from flood-prone lands to elevated terraces, and reconnected Punalu‘u Stream with its floodplain, enhancing the ecosys- tem’s health and resilience and pro- tecting cultural and natural resources.
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PRESENTERS Martin Nakasone, PE Vice President & Area Manager, AECOM Martin brings over 30 years of experience in civil engineering
Jesse has 20 years of experience in project manage- ment, engineering
design, construction management, environmental compliance, and environmental remediation through- out his career. Jesse has managed the execution of a wide portfolio of large-scale, multi-faceted civil and environmental construction projects, most recently the Punalu‘u Stream Restoration Project from planning to completion.
that includes roadway, sewer, water, grading and drainage systems, site development, cost assessment, and master planning. As area manager for AECOM Hawai‘i-Pacific Islands, he oversees a diverse team that
‘ELUA (TRACK 2) – CLIMATE ACTION PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION Session 2A Hawai‘i Housing Design Toolkit Presented by AIA Honolulu The quest for affordable housing has often resulted in overcrowded buildings, the proliferation of units with minimum dimensions, the use of bottom-of-the-line materials, the absence of amenities, and dwell- ing spaces that are barely adequate. How might we explore alterna- tive processes or hyper-localized approaches in order to achieve more walkable, sustainable, and equitable communities? This session will present the Holistic Housing Design Toolkit, a collection of tools and resources developed through a bottom-up research col- laboration with the Hawai‘i Public Housing Authority, aimed at inspiring future designs, informing redevelop- ment processes, and supporting com- munity engagement activities in the future planning of mixed-income / mixed-finance housing.
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researcher specializing in human- centered design, systems-based design, and
Commitment is a tool for change. As a catalyst for climate action, the Commitment equips architecture firms with measurable decarboniza- tion targets and tracking tools to achieve portfolio-wide carbon neu- trality by 2030. Representatives from Honolulu firms at different stages of implementing the Commitment will share their lived experiences, chal- lenges, and how the Commitment has transformed their approach to architectural design and climate
PRESENTERS Karla Sierralta, AIA
design strategy. He serves as the inaugural direc- tor of the Office of Planning and Spatial Experience at the University of Hawaiʻi, where he leads efforts
Associate Professor, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa School of Architecture Karla is an asso- ciate professor at the School of Architecture at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa where she serves as the director of undergraduate studies, coordinates the Design Fundamentals Studio, and teaches advanced courses that explore the process and agency of design with a particular focus on cross-cultural narratives, social jus- tice, and dwelling. Brian Strawn, AIA Director, Office of Planning and Spatial Experience, University of Hawai‘i Brian is an architect and design
centered on imagining the physical and digital realms of the campus of the future. Session 2B No Fear of Commitment: Insights from Hawai‘i 2030 Commitment Signees Presented by AIA Honolulu With the building sector standing out as the largest single contribu- tor to climate change, the AIA 2030
change in Hawaiʻi. PRESENTERS Jill Edelman, AIA, LEED BD+C Founder, DRaGonfly
Regenerative Architecture & Design Jill Edelman is an architect and regenerative
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development practitioner with over 20 years of experience. DRaGonfly Regenerative Architecture & Design is a mission-driven firm dedicated to shifting the practice of architec- ture to meaningfully address climate change through regenerative design.
climate-responsive buildings that adapt to evolving climatic conditions while working to draw down both operational and embodied carbon emissions. Matt Loudermilk,
Jay Moorman, AIA, NCARB
Lead Sustainability Coordinator, KYA Inc. Jay manages KYA’s adoption of the AIA 2030 Commitment and developed KYA’s
Assoc. AIA Designer, AHL
Melanie Islam, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, LFA Principal & Sustainability
Matt is a systems- thinking designer seeking to mend the inherited oppositions within
Sustainability Action Plan. As lead sustainability coordinator, he con- ducts research, provides education, and facilitates the implementation of sustainable design strategies with an emphasis on resiliency.
Director, Mason Ms. Islam is a Principal and Sustainabiltiy Director at MASON. She is driven to work on proj- ects that improve communities and thrives on opportunities that guide smart choices in developing
our natural and urban environ- ment. Since joining AHL, Matt has supported the Commitment through data documentation, performance communication, and project team design data literacy to more effectively consider energy in decision-making.
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projects she assists with. Kate has extensive experience with a multi- tude of successful projects ranging from commercial mass timber to multifamily light-frame podium. Session 2D Building Community in Kaka‘ako and Kalaeloa: HCDA’s Zoning Updates Presented by AIA Honolulu The Hawai‘i Community Development Authority (HCDA) is implementing new rules in Kalaeloa and Kaka‘ako that will promote healthier, safer, and more sustainable and equitable communities. The new rules will streamline and speed up many types of zoning reviews while creating more regulatory consistency across HCDA’s districts. The new
rules will also introduce a require- ment to consider climate change and sea-level rise that will improve resiliency and community welfare. PRESENTER Ryan Tam
Scott Schwarzwalder, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Associate / Project Architect, G70 Scott recently led G70’s success- ful adoption and
Director of Planning and Development, Hawai‘i Community Development Authority Ryan oversees zon- ing and supports
ongoing implementation of the AIA 2030 Commitment, including devel- opment of the firm’s Sustainability Action Plan and project reporting workflow. He is currently chair of the AIA Honolulu COTE and a stal- wart advocate for green building. Session 2C Mid-Rise and Beyond: Increasing Opportunities with Wood and Timber Presented by AIA Honolulu The expanding use of wood-frame construction for mid-rise projects is allowing architects to creatively achieve multiple, simultaneous objectives, with a significant increase in the use of off-site construction methods for wood-frame multi- family and commercial buildings. Wood buildings of five, six and more stories are rising among traditional concrete and steel shells as designers and developers embrace both wood and mass timber’s vast potential for faster installation, and a significantly lighter carbon footprint. This ses- sion will illustrate code-compliant opportunities and trends in low- to mid-rise wood-frame construction.
transit-oriented development infra- structure planning efforts at Hawai‘i Community Development Authority. Ryan was previously the director of planning at the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation.
STEEL FRAMING WON’T FEED A FIRE Fast Facts: • Steel is a non-combustible, fire resistant material and will not feed a fire.
PRESENTER Kate Carrigg, PE WoodWorks Regional Director –
• On average, wood framing ranks third as the first-ignited material in home fires (Nation- al Fire Protection Association). • A complete list of cold-formed steel floor, wall, and roof fire rated assemblies is available from the Steel Framing Alliance (www.steelframing.com)
HI, OR, ID-South Kate provides education and
• Building with steel can reduce cost of construction insurance
as well as homeowners insurance premiums.
assistance toward the use of wood
and mass timber in commercial and multifamily construction. With backgrounds in structural engineer- ing and construction management, she brings a unique perspective to
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‘EKOLU (TRACK 3) – CONTRACTING Session 3A E ‘Ōpū Ali‘i – The Heart of Leadership Presented by GCA of Hawaii
resiliency against cyber threats. Under Al’s leadership, CyberHawaii collaborates with state and federal government agencies, including the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the FBI to deliver timely, practical solutions to protect against cyberattacks and mitigate their impact. Session 3D Building Tomorrow Together: Explore the AIA-ACECH-GCA Committee Presented by GCA of Hawaii Join this exciting and informa- tive session to learn about the AIA-ACECH-GCA Committee, a dynamic collaboration between the American Institute of Architects Honolulu Chapter (AIA), the American Council of Engineering Companies of Hawaii (ACECH), and the General Contractors Association of Hawaii (GCA). Discover how these leading associations work together to advance the built envi- ronment, promote professional excellence, and address key industry challenges. We will delve into the committee’s priorities, current initia- tives, and the significant impact you can make by getting involved.
drawing sizes, interpreting various symbols and notations, navigation through drawings, and more. PRESENTER Colleen Furuya Project Engineer, Mass. Electric Construction Co. Colleen has worked for over 40 years in Hawai‘i and on the main- land for subcontractors and general contractors. She has been with Kiewit / Mass. Electric for 25 years. Over the years, Colleen has done shop drawings, project engineering, and project management duties. Session 3C Grow your Business through Cybersecurity Maturity Presented by GCA of Hawaii Hawai‘i’s general contractors, the trades, architects and others must comply with cybersecurity require- ments to secure federal projects to grow and diversify their businesses. Yet many small and midsize busi- nesses struggle with being able to demonstrate compliance, which dis- qualifies them from doing business with the military. With an estimated $1.55 billion in military construction allocated for Hawai‘i in FY 2025, the most of any state, Hawai‘i compa- nies must be prepared to meet these new cybersecurity requirements. This presentation will focus on the requirements for CMMC compli- ance and resources that are available to help Hawai‘i businesses. PRESENTER Al Ogata President & CEO, CyberHawaii CyberHawaii is a local nonprofit organization that helps small and midsize businesses and consumers build
In ancient Hawai‘i the ruling class, or ali‘i, had jurisdiction over small segments of land, a whole island, or the entire Hawaiian archipelago. The lessons passed down through stories of their lives and reigns serve to inform and inspire Hawai‘i’s lead- ers today. “E ‘Ōpū Ali‘i” is an ‘olelo no‘eau, or wise saying that makes reference to the heart of an ali‘i. This short phrase encourages those to whom it is spoken to adopt the heart and soul of our ancient rulers and apply them to the most pressing leadership challenges we face today.
PRESENTER Lance Wilhelm President, The Wilhelm Group Lance’s construc- tion experience began in 1989 and he has held virtually every line
responsibility within the industry. Before establishing his own consult- ing and management firm, Lance most recently was managing princi- pal for Irongate. Lance and his TWG team are involved in a wide variety of projects in both the public and private sectors, in engagements that range from early-stage development to construction management. Session 3B Blueprint Reading – Just the Basics Presented by GCA of Hawaii Do you find a set of plans that is 500 – 1000 pages overwhelming? This brief overview of blueprint reading may help and will include just the basics: types of drawings, design disciplines, scales used on drawings,
PRESENTERS Eddie Ebert, AIA NCARB LEED AP Principal Architect & Team Leader, RIM | A GHD Company At RIM | A GHD Company, Eddie Ebert leads the
Hawai‘i office of 20 people, includ- ing seven licensed architects. With 26 years of experience, including 22 in Hawai‘i, Eddie specializes in comprehensive architecture, sustain- able design, and branding services. Eddie is an active member of AIA Honolulu as a past board member and current AIA/ACECH/GCA Committee chair.
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Session 4B Acoustical Performance of Fire Rated Demising Walls Sponsored by CEMCO The next wave of construction defect claims is here, and it’s making quite a splash. Unlike construction defects that focus on mold and water infiltration caused by heavy rain and/ or faulty construction, sound defects can happen daily. The current speci- fied STC rating listed in the building codes still may not be good enough as most people are easily annoyed by loud neighbors. As a contractor/ architect/developer, how can you protect yourself against potential claims related to STC values? This seminar will cover what goes into an ASTM E-90 sound test, what types of materials improve or decrease STC values, how underperforming
systems. Case studies showing these innovative design applications in real-world settings will be used to show participants how architects continue to push the boundaries of what fire-rated glass can do.
Kyle Kaneshiro, PE Principal, The Limtiaco Consulting Group Kyle Kaneshiro is a Principal at The Limtiaco Consulting Group
PRESENTER Michelle Murray Architectural Sales Representative, Safti First Michelle Murray is a dynamic presenter who has over 15 years
and helps to lead their design and construction management divisions. With over 29 years of civil and sani- tary engineering experience, Kyle specializes in site development and wastewater facilities design. Kyle is the immediate past president of the American Council for Engineering Companies Hawai‘i (ACECH) and an AIA/ACECH/GCA Committee Co-Chair. Heather de la Garza Preconstruction Manager, Albert C. struction manager at ACK, Heather is responsible for overseeing the estimating department and ensuring that project planning and budget- ing run smoothly. With a knack for a collaborative style, Heather works with everyone involved to hit project goals and deliver great results. Heather is a co-chair of the AIA/ ACECH/GCA Committee. Kobayashi, Inc. As the precon- ‘EHĀ (TRACK 4) – NEW PRODUCTS & TRENDS Session 4A Innovative Fire-Rated Glazing Technology Sponsored by Safti First Architects have always pushed the limits of what building products can do, and fire-rated glazing is no exception. This program shows how fire-rated glazing has evolved from small door lites and openings using wired glass and ceramics to floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall, multi-tasking fire resistive glazing
of experience in the architectural glazing industry. She brings her extensive knowledge and expertise of fire-rated glazing systems and fenestration in general when work- ing closely with architects, speci- fiers, glazing contractors and code officials.
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surfaces reduce energy use, produce cost savings, improve occupant comfort, combat the impacts of urban heat islands and extreme heat, and increase resil- ience and equity. Learn about Honolulu’s updated cool surface code requirements, as well as LEED and Green Globes credits for heat island reduction; how to identify compliant products using a free, online resource; and gain access to tools for quantifying cool surface energy and cost savings. PRESENTER Sarah Yuko Schneider
walls can impact defect claims, fire-rated wall testing versus sound wall testing, third-party sound reports, and more. PRESENTER Don Pilz Research and Development Manager, CEMCO
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Don Pilz has invented multiple fire- stop products distributed in the U.S. and abroad. He has spent the last 15 years with CEMCO as a Research and Development Manager. Pilz has
Deputy Director, Cool Roof Rating Council The Cool Roof Rating Council is a non-profit organization formed in 1998 to develop accurate and credible methods for evaluating and labeling the radiative properties of roofing and exterior wall products. Sarah has over PRESENTED BY
authored articles in Walls & Ceilings magazine, is a fre- quent guest speaker for numerous industry events, and has written and presented several AIA-accredited courses. Session 4C Boosting Climate Resilience in the Aloha State with Cool Surfaces Sponsored by Cool Roof Rating Council Hawai‘i is a leader in passive cooling and climate resil- ience as the first in the nation to adopt cool surfaces (cool roofs and cool exterior walls) into the statewide energy code. Attend this seminar to hear how cool
17 years of experience in the energy efficiency and sus- tainability sectors and oversees the organization’s policy and standards development, various accreditations, code advocacy, and outreach and education activities in the U.S. and internationally. Session 4D To be announced. Info at pbhawaii.com.
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