Bridging Academic Theory and Practice: An AIA Arizona COTE Event
About this Event
Join us on Tuesday, September 22 for an interactive workshop that brings current ASU sustainability research into conversation with built environment professionals. Presented by the AIA Arizona Committee on the Environment (COTE), the workshop offers an opportunity to engage directly with researchers and explore how emerging ideas in sustainability can inform and advance practice.
Attendees will hear from ASU faculty and PhD researchers whose work spans multiple scales of the built environment, from building design and performance to urban systems and infrastructure. Following the presentations, participants will break into small groups led by ASU researchers to explore a critical question: How can we move promising research from the university into the real world?
Together, we’ll examine the challenges associated with translating research into professional practice and identify opportunities to overcome barriers, build stronger connections between academia and industry, and advance more sustainable approaches to the built environment.
Confirmed Featured ASU Researchers include:
- Dr. Mikhail Chester, School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment
- Matteus Porto, PhD Student, School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment
- Susannah Montgomery, Assoc. AIA, PhD Student, School of Sustainability
Tuesday, September 22
4:30PM - Networking/Check-in
4:45 to 6:00PM - Workshop
Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health at ASU
Room 160
777 E University Dr, Tempe
Attendees of this workshop will receive 1.5 HSW LU from AIA.
All are welcome to attend. This workshop is $10 for all AIA members (Architects, Associates and Allied). Non-members can attend for $25. Please register in advance.
NOTE: Parking fees are the responsibility of the attendee at this event. AIA Arizona will not reimburse attendee parking fees at ASU.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
USD 12.51 to USD 28.52
