Members of the college community participated in the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Minnesota's 74th annual convention, entitled "Voices with Vision," held November 11-14 at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

John Carmody (Center for Sustainable Building Research) and Richard Strong (Architecture) co-presented the Sustainable Building 2030 Project Workshop. Carmody was also a co-presenter at the MN 2030, the New Energy Standard for State FUnded Buildings session.

Mary Guzowski (Architecture) co-presented at the Great Daylighting is No Accident: Innovative Daylight Harvesting Strategies and New Simulation Methods and Metrics program.

Blaine Brownell (Architecture) presented the Transmaterial session.

Renee Cheng (Architecture) co-presented the Education: A Driver for Change program.

Dean Tom Fisher (Architecture) presented the Architectural Design and Ethics session, followed by a book signing for his most recent book, Architectural Design and Ethics: Tools for Survival.

Jonee Kulman Brigham (Center for Sustainable Building Research) took part in the session on the Solar Decathlon, Icon Solar House: Innovative Design and the Solar Decathlon.

William Conway (Architecture) co-presented at the Visioning Rail Transit workshop.