Dive into the Architect's Design Process
Join us for an insightful webinar panel discussion on the Building Envelope Design Process in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. This webinar brings together distinguished architects from various disciplines to share their expertise and experiences in product selection processes with a particular emphasis on early-stage design.
Designed specifically for Building Product Manufacturers (BPMs), this webinar aims to provide valuable insights into the challenges architects face during the early design and product selection phases. By understanding these challenges, BPMs can better align their products with architects' needs and increase the likelihood of their selection for architectural designs.
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-1.png "Brent Amos")
About the Panelist
Avideh Haghighi is an Associate Principal and Licensed Architect at ZGF where she dedicates herself to designing a regenerative built environment. As a Sustainable Design Leader, she guides ZGF teams in discovering synergies between building, social, and ecological processes. Avideh has a diverse body of leading edge, high-performance projects including schools, large mixed-use developments, and institutional projects including the largest Net-Zero Carbon building currently under construction in the United States. With a career equally rooted in design and advocacy, Avideh’s long list of affiliations in the AEC community include former Living Future Los Angeles co-facilitator, former AIA|LA COTE co-chair, current AIA California Climate Action steering committee member, and current USGBC-LA Board member.
About the Panelist
Brent Amos joined Cooper Carry in 2008 and earned the title of Principal in 2017. Brent leads the Science + Technology Studio in Washington, DC, where he focuses on programming and designing laboratory buildings for industry, education, healthcare, and research. His projects represent a wide range of facility and client types, including basic and physical sciences, biomedical, bioscience, engineering, higher education teaching facilities for private and public institutions, and scientific research institutions. He is adept at collaborating with clients and vendors to create complex facilities that are flexible to adapt to changes in technologies and research endeavors. Brent was a standing reviewer for the NIH CO6 grant program from 2018 to 2021. Brent holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Auburn University and a Master of Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University. He is a registered architect in states throughout the southeast and Colorado, and he is a LEED AP®.