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Building an Equitable Firm: Investing in Community Transformation

Thu, Apr 21

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Building an Equitable Firm: Investing in Community Transformation From engagement with local initiatives in affordable housing, public art or through pro-bono work, architects have found creative opportunities for service through community engagement.

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Building an Equitable Firm: Investing in Community Transformation
Building an Equitable Firm: Investing in Community Transformation

Time & Location

Apr 21, 2022, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT

Zoom

About the event

Building an Equitable Firm: Investing in Community Transformation From engagement with local initiatives in affordable housing, public art or through pro-bono work, architects have found creative opportunities for service through community engagement.

This event will look at unique ways your firm can forge its own identity, unite employees and establish a sense of purpose. This discussion panel will include the following guests:

• Juan Hollingsworth, President, Hannibal Square Community Land Trust

• Jeffrey E. Huber, FAIA, ASLA, Principal, Brooks + Scarpa Architects (2022 AIA Firm of the Year)

• Ryan Young, CEO, Interstruct Design + Build

Tickets

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AIA Orlando only accepts contributions from members and does not accept donations from the public. If you wish to contribute to the promotion of exceptional architecture & design in Central Florida, please visit our nonprofit partner, The Orlando Foundation for Architecture (OFA) at www.orlandoarchitecture.org.

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