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AEI VIRTUAL CONFERENCE 2021
LIVING BUILDINGS: THE NEW FRONTIER OF INTENGRATED DESIGN
APRIL 7 - 9
VIRTUAL PLATFORM POWERED BY HGA
Photo courtesy of Jeff Goldberg Photo courtesy of Turner Construction Company
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Welcome to AEI Conference 2021
Invitation To Attend
Colleagues,
It is with much enthusiasm that I welcome each of you to our virtual 2021 AEI Conference Chair
Conference! Wil V. Srubar III, Ph.D., LEED AP, U
niversity
of Colorado Boulder & AureusEarth, Inc.
On behalf of the University of Colorado Boulder, the National Renewable Energy
Technical Program Committee
Laboratory, the 2021 AEI Conference steering committee, and the AEI Board of
Jay Arehart, U
niversity of Colorado Boulder
Governors, I’d like to extend a warm—albeit socially distant—greeting to all of you.
Kyri Baker, U
niversity of Colorado Boulder
Soon, you will see that we have designed a dynamic, interactive, virtual experience
that showcases the very best elements of our bi-annual conference. It is my sincerest JP Gevaudan, U niversity of Leeds, The
Pennsylvania State University
hope that, through this virtual conference experience, you feel just as engaged and
David Goldwasser, N
ational Renewable
energized as we do as a community when we meet face to face.
Energy Laboratory
This year’s conference theme is dedicated to living buildings—the new frontier Gregor Henze, U
niversity of Colorado
in integrated regenerative design and construction. Regenerative design results Boulder
in buildings that restores, renews, or revitalizes their own sources of energy and Abbie Liel, U
niversity of Colorado Boulder
materials. According to the ASCE Code of Ethics, architectural engineers shall hold Ankur Podder, N
ational Renewable Energy
paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public and shall strive to comply with Laboratory
the principles of sustainable development in the performance of their professional Stacey Rothgeb, National Renewable Energy
duties. Climate change is a real existential threat to many and has emerged as one Laboratory
of the greatest challenges of our time. Since the construction industry is a substantial Jennifer Scheib, U
niversity of Colorado
carbon emitter, the AEC industry has a vital obligation to address the climate crisis by Boulder
reducing emissions and restoring ecological balance through regenerative design. John Zhai, U
niversity of Colorado Boulder
Living buildings are a true testament to what can be accomplished if ambitious goals Wangda Zuo, U
niversity of Colorado
combine with the passion and technical talents of architectural engineers dedicated to Boulder
bringing harmony between the built environment and the natural world. National Conference Steering Committee
In addition to our keynote presentations highlighting a new Living Building, namely the Moses D. F. Ling, P.E., M.ASCE, T he
Pennsylvania State University
Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design, and the Mass Timber Revolution,
the technical program includes state-of-the-art presentations that highlight advances Scott Campbell, Ph.D., P.E., N
ational Ready
Mixed Concrete Association
in structures and materials, energy and mechanical systems, acoustics, lighting, and
electrical systems, and construction, automation, and workforce development. Key Jonathan U. Dougherty, Ph.D.,James G.
Davis Construction Corporation
events also include our annual Student Design Competition, Professional Project Award
Presentations, and our very special Awards Banquet to be held on Friday afternoon. Jon A. Gardzelewski, AIA, LEED AP,
University of Wyoming
I’d like to take this opportunity to highlight our AEI Build communities—a gathering Daniel S. Grauerholz, LEED AP BD+C,
of like-minded professionals and students into eight virtual communities—Deliver, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Inc.
Enclose, Learn, Modular, Perform, Resilient, Secure, and Sustain. Together, the AEI Amy Hackney, P.E., LEED AP BD+C, S
impson
Build communities share in the vision of advancing the design and construction of Gumpertz & Heger
integrated buildings. While each Technical Session is aligned with one or more AEI Ali Memari, Ph.D., P.E., F.ASCE, T he
Build community, all of you are encouraged to actively engage in one or more AEI Build Pennsylvania State University
communities throughout the year. Please take time to thank our many sponsors and the Gabe Gibney, U
niversity of Nebraska -
University of Colorado Boulder and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for their Lincoln
support, without which the conference would not be possible. Josh Szmergalski, C
SD Structural Engineers
Indeed, this past year has been a challenging one in many aspects, but one thing AEI Staff
remains—our AEI community is as strong and as vibrant as ever, thanks in large part to the Catherine M. Tehan, Aff.M.ASCE, D irector,
Architectural Engineering Institute
dynamic professionals, academics, and students that make our community so special.
Verna L. Jameson, Aff.M.ASCE, S
enior
I hope you enjoy the conference! Manager, Architectural Engineering Institute
Warm regards, Trevor Williams, A
SCE, Event & Media Sales
Wil V. Srubar III, Ph.D.
Chair, 2021 AEI
Conference
Associate Professor
University of Colorado
Boulder
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Schedule-At-A-Glance
All times are listed in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Wednesday, April 7 2021 Sponsors
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. International Student Design Competition
Finalist Presentations
Virtual Platform Powered by
12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. AEI Workshop for Student Chapter
Leaders
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Future World Vision: Mega Cities 2070
3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Johnson Controls OpenBlue Smart
Building Solutions Chairman
Thursday, April 8
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Opening Keynote Presentation
11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Coffee with Keynote
12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Break
Partner
2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. AEI Professional Project Award Technical
Presentations
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
Friday, April 9
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Keynote Presentation
11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Coffee with Keynote
AEI Sustaining Organizational Member
12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Break
2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
4:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Break
4:45 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. AEI Awards Ceremony
2021 Exhibitors
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Program Highlights
SPECIAL SESSIONS
AEI International Student Design Competition Finalist
Presentations
Wednesday | 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
The AEI International Student Design Competition (ISDC) attracts the top
architectural engineering undergraduate and graduate students from the
country’s leading academic institutions that offer architectural engineering
degrees. The goal of this competition is to provide a unique venue for
students to showcase their architectural engineering knowledge and skills
in a setting similar to a profession work scenario. Projects are judged in
building integration, and in one or more of the following four categories:
structural systems, mechanical systems, lighting/electrical systems and
construction management/methods.
Johnson Controls OpenBlue Smart Building Solutions:
The Blueprint of the Future
Wednesday | 3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
In our new world we must transform in every way. Johnson Controls
is transforming how spaces and places are perceived and enjoyed.
Applying data from both inside buildings and beyond, our customers
can now manage operations systemically. Introducing the blueprint of the
future: OpenBlue is a dynamic new space from Johnson Controls. This is
how buildings come alive.
Johnson Controls OpenBlue Healthy Buildings is the blueprint of the future for
healthy people, healthy places and healthy planet
OpenBlue is a complete suite of connected solutions that delivers impactful
sustainability, new occupant experiences, and respectful safety and security
that combines our 135 years of building expertise with cutting-edge
technology
Presenter:
Tyler Smith, J ohnson Controls, Executive Director,
Future World Vision: Mega City 2070 Healthy Buildings
Wednesday | 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Be the first to get an early preview of Future World Vision, ASCE’s bold,
comprehensive project to anticipate, reimagine, and prepare for future
changes. The session will kick off with a presentation titled, “Vision Behind
the Vision,” providing a background on ASCE’s Future World Vision
initiative, followed by a demo in the form of a guided journey through Mega
City 2070 as a preview of what’s to come. The session will conclude with a
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
live Q&A segment with the presenters.
Opening Keynote Plenary
Presenters: Thursday, April 8 | 8:30 – 10:00 a.m.,
Gerald (Jerry) Buckwalter,
M.ASCE, C hief Innovation Officer, From Impossible to Possible: A Living
ASCE Building in the Hot, Humid South
David J. Odeh, SE, PE, F.SEI, Shan Arora, J.D., D
irector, Kendeda Building for
F.ASCE, SECB, P rincipal, Odeh Innovative Sustainable Design
Engineers, Inc
Buckwalter Odeh
Keynote Presentation
Friday, April 9 | 8:30 – 10:00 a.m.,
Mass Timber Revolution: Integrated Design
and Environmental Stewardship
Todd Beyreuther, P.E., M
ass Timber Systems, LLC
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Technical Program | All times listed are EDT
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. AEI International Student Design Competition
12:00 – 3:00 p.m. AEI Workshop fpr Student ChapterLeaders
2:00 – 3:00 p.m. Future World Vision: Mega City 2070
3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Johnson Controls OpenBlue: Smart Building Solutions
Thursday, April 8, 2021
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Opening Keynote Presentations
[KY001] From Impossible to Possible: A Living Building in the Hot, Humid South; S
han Arora, J.D
12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Concurrent Technical Session 1
Light & Health Offsite Construction & Prefabrication Occupant–Aware Building Control Designing for Disasters
Moderator: Jennifer Scheib Moderator: Ankur Podder Moderator: Gregor Henze Moderator: Abbie Liel
[LH060] A Look at Tunable Lighting [OC024] Industrialization and [OA021] Development and Evaluation [DD069] Modeling Post–Disaster
Research in the Boulder Community Innovation in Modular Construction of Occupancy–Aware Model Predictive Organizational Functionality; S
eyyed
Health Behavioral Health Unit; A
ndrea Factories; H
eather Wallace; Vaughan Control for Residential Building Energy Amin Enderami
Wilkerson, Ph.D., LC; Mary Alcaraz; Buckley; Colby Swanson, B.S. Efficiency and Occupant Comfort;
[DD082] Going Beyond the Code with
Simi Hoque, Ph.D. Christina Turley
[OC025] Offsite Construction & Replaceable Fuse Connections; P atricia
[LH77] Light and Health Panel; M
ary Prefabrication to Enable our Clean [OA009] Finding Optimal Control Clayton, Ph.D.
Alcaraz; Simi Hoque, Ph.D. Energy Future; M ikhail Haramati; Strategy for a Residential HVAC
[DD031] Designing Buildings for
Greg Hale System Using Model–Based Batch
[LH085] Impact of Biophilic Design Functional Recovery; D
ustin Cook, P.E.
Reinforcement Learning; M argarite
Features on Building Occupant [OC027] PEMBguin: A New
Jacoby [DD028] Optimizing Quality of Life
Wellbeing;Sarah Billington, Ph.D. Grasshopper Plugin for Automating
Through Human Perceptions and
Technical Drawing of Pre–Engineered [OA039] Development and Application
[LH075] Spectral Simulations of Daylight Disaster Resilience Messages; W
endell
Metal Building Systems; S
ahba Samadi of Occupant–CentricBuilding
and Electric Light in Offices; S
arah Grinton, B.S.
Performance Metrics; C
ory Mosiman
Safranek [OC044] Zero Energy Modular; A
lison
[DD048] Decision Points in Designing for
Donovan, BS [OA076] Occupancy Sensing in
[LH070] Immersive Space: Using Disaster Mitigation; B
rittany Carl Moser,
Buildings: A Review of Data Analytics
Adaptive Kinetic Architectural Design [OC047] The Wells Fargo Innovation EI, LEED AP; Blythe Vogt
Approaches; H omagni Saha
to Regulate Human Emotional States; Incubator Assists Start–ups in Bringing
[DD051] Advances in Progressive
Soroush Farzin, Ph.D.; Ali Yousefi; Tina Clean Technologies to the Housing [OA029] Value and Opportunities
Collapse Research and Design; L even
Ly; Tam Tuong; Gelila Hailemariam; Ali Market; T rish Cozart, M.S. Derived from Occupancy Sensing;
Deputy, P.E.
Yousefi Anthony Florita
[OC049] DOE’s Advanced Building
[LH098] Case Study Validation of Construction Initiative; C
edar Blazek, [OA017] Application of Digital Twin
Occupant Comfort With Dynamic Glaz; PMP Technology in Occupant–Centric
Robert Guglielmetti Operation of Buildings; Issa Ramaji,
Ph.D.; E
hsan Mostavi, Ph.D., P.E., LEED
AP
2:00 – 2:30 p.m. Break
2:30 – 4:00 p.m. Professional Project Awards
Opening Remarks
35 Hudson Yards by SOM ; C
harles Besjak, SE, PE, FAIA, LEED®
100 Mount Street by SOM; B
enton Johnson, PE, SE, LEED Green Associate
Spectrum Lakeland Health, Lakeland Medical center Pavilion Expansion and Renovation by SmithGroup; J eff Seger, PE, LEED
AP BD+C
Spectrum Lakeland Health, Lakeland Medical center Pavilion Expansion and Renovation by SmithGroup; J acob Clatanoff, PE,
LEED Green Associate
Billie Jean King Main Library by SOM; E
ric Long, PE, SE, LEED® AP
STAATMod by HGA; Nick Loughrin; Kyle Weisman AIA NCARB; Jefff Harris, PE
Closing Remarks
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Technical Program
Program continued |
(continued) All times listed are EDT
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Concurrent Technical Session 2
New Material & Envelope
Building–to–Grid Interaction BIM, AI, & Extended Reality Smart Cities and Communities
Technologies
Moderator: Kyri Baker Moderator: David Goldwasser Moderator: Wangda Zuo & John Zhai Moderator: JP Gevaudan
[OTEM053] The Occupant–Building–Grid [BA083] Product–Process Integrated [SC010] Energy Master Planning and [NM046] Genetically Programmable
system: Comfort, Dynamics, and Modeling for Determining Modular Modeling for High Performance Districts Construction Materials: Progress and
Control; M
ichael Kane, Ph.D. Construction Productivity; J oseph Louis, and Communities; B en Polly Potential; W
il Srubar, Ph.D.
Ph.D.
[OTEM045] Towards Scalable Building– [SC015] Modeling of Future Smart, [NM068] Snap–Through Façade Design:
to–Grid Integration: Extracting [BA062] Implementation of Extended Sustainable, and Resilient Cities; Exploring Bi–Stability for Kinetic Building
Interpretable Supervisory Control Rules Reality (XR) Technologies in Wangda Zuo; John Zhai Shadings.; E
lena Vazquez
from Multi–Objective Data Sets; G
reg Construction; D avid Burczyk; Caroline
[SC023] Effect of User Transportation on [NM038] Functional Integration of
Pavlak, Ph.D. Clevenger, Ph.D., AIA, PE
Building Energy Load; E mily Blessner, Building Enclosure and Building Structure
[OTEM043] Qualitative and Quantitative [BA065] Utilizing Virtual Reality M.Eng for Performance in an Essential Facility;
Evaluation of Grid–Interactive Building Experiments to Improve Building Dudley McFarquhar, Ph.D., PE
[SC084] Adapting to Extreme Heat:
Technologies; M
atthew Steen, BEMP Preparedness for Active Shooter
Social, Atmospheric, and Infrastructure [NM058] Form Based Structural
Incidents; B
urcin Becerik–Gerber, Ph.D.
[OTEM071] Estimating Building Energy Impacts of Air Conditioning in Optimization of High Rise Buildings; S
.P.
Use Under Climate Change Using Megacities–The Case of New York City; Anchuri, B.E., M.Tech
Machine Learning Approaches; R ezvan Jorge Gonzalez, Ph.D.
[NM022] Light Transmitting Concrete : A
Mohammadiziazi, M.Sc
[SC095] Disadvantaged Communities: Modern Green Building Solution;
[OTEM089] Recycling Solar Panels: A Strategies to Zero–Net Energy Retrofit Divyansh Dwivedi
Review; S tuart Baur, Ph.D.; Divyesh and Climate Resilience; T ianzhen Hong,
Shelar; Hattie Matthews; Naomi Ph.D.
Fernandes
[SC099] Transactive Campus Energy
[OTEM096] Communities of Stochastic Systems; S
en Huang, Ph.D.
Home Energy Management Systems
Under Varying Pricing Structures; K
yri
Baker, Ph.D.
April 9, 2021
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Opening Keynote Presentations
[KY002] Mass Timber Revolution: Integrated Design and Environmental Stewardship; T odd Beyreuther, P.E.
12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Concurrent Technical Session 3
Construction Automation & Workforce
Advanced Retrofit Approaches Embodied Carbon in Buildings
Development
Moderator: Sarah Truitt Moderator: Marcus Bianchi Moderator: Jay Arehart
[CA050] Building The Nation’s Building [AR019] Enabling Behind the Meter [EC073] Overview and Future
Efficiency Workforce; M
adeline Flexibility as a Market Resource for Challenges of Addressing Embodied
Salzman, BA, MPS; Sarah Truitt Retrofits; A
ndrew Terenzio Carbon in Buildings; F rancesco Pomponi,
Ph.D., FRSA, MIET, FHEA, P.Eng
[CA012] Factory Automation for [AR040] Streamlining Residential
Construction: the Last Step in Retrofits with Heat Pump Integrated [EC018] Embodied Carbon in Office
Productivity; R
yan Smith Envelope Panels; L ena Burkett, M.S. Buildings, A Case Study; G
regory
Kingsley, PE
[CA088] Net–Zero Energy Residential [AR061] Transforming A 19th Century
Construction – Lessons Learned Across Historic Armory Building Into A 21st [EC081] Circular Design and Embodied
the United States; J on Gardzelewski, Century Energy–Efficient Center Carbon in Living Buildings: A Case
AIA/RA of Student Life: Case Study of the Study; S
tephanie Carlisle, MArch, MEM,
Springfield Technical Community College Fernanda Cruz Rios Ford, Ph.D.
[CA064] Towards a Structural Efficiency
Student Learning Commons; R obert
Classification System; Q
uisco Mena, [EC087] Concrete Solutions to Achieve
Carroll; Jackie Mossman; Kristen Butts,
MArch Embodied Carbon Goals; T ien Peng,
LEED AP
Assoc AIA, LEED AP BCC, PMP
[CA097] Next Generation Construction
[AR033] Reducing the Spread of
Workforce; J onathan Bean [EC034] Carbon Storage Potential of
Pathogens Through AE Design;Philip
Structural Systems in the United States;
Stake; Kimberly Cowman, PE, LEED AP,
Jay Arehart
HFDP; Timothy Duffy, AIA, CSI, LEED AP
2:00 – 2:30 p.m. Break
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Technical Program continued | All times listed are EDT
2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Concurrent Technical Session 4
OPEN TOPICS 2: Education & Case OPEN TOPICS 3: Structual
OPEN TOPICS 1: Energy Efficiency
Studies Engineering
Moderator: Ry Horsey Moderator: Daniel Knight Moderator: Matthew Jungclaus
[OTEM020] Climate Positive Buildings A Laboratory for WELL and Sustainable [OTEM011] Structural Ventilation of the
Through Architectural and Engineering Learning; C
atharine Gardner; Tracy Building Envelope; S
am Vacek, BSArE,
Integration; Tom Hootman, AIA, LEED Steward, WELL AP, LEED AP; Sarah PE
AP, WELL AP, CPHC Lamere
[OTEM042] Structural Design and
[OTEM035] Optimization design of Ottawa County Courthouse – What Do Construction of Linked Towers; Y
ilei Shi,
Double Skin Facade by using Visual We Do With This Old Building? R ay Ph.D., PE
Programming Tool; S
ahba Samadi Yunk, PE, LEED AP; Eric Ashlock; Jake
[OTEM052] Thermal Properties and
Hamilton; Ryan Rieger; Andrew Sneed
[OTEM086] Consideration Required Energy Efficiency of Compressed Earth
When Selecting 2D and 3D Geometries [OTEM011] Structural Ventilation of the Block Structures; J ase Sitton; Robert
for Modeling Thermal Bridges; Building Envelope; S
am Vacek, BSArE, Hillyard
Alexander Hayes; Mehdi Ghobadi, PE
[OTEM030] Applicability of Choosing by
Ph.D.; Travis Moore
A Student Driven and Faculty Guided Advantages for Selecting the Optimum
[OTEM080] Transient Thermal Analysis Technical Architectural Design Studio: Gravity System for a Medical Facility: a
of Selected Wall Assemblies; M
ehdi Successes and Challenges; R yan Case Study; R
yan Solnosky, Ph.D., PE
Ghobadi, Ph.D. Solnosky, Ph.D., PE
[OTEM092] Effects of Long Slots on
A Forensic Educational Immersive Case Extended Single Plate Connections;
Study Project; R
yan Solnosky, Ph.D., PE Drake Taxon; Cassidy Jackson;
Christopher Raebel
Architectural Engineering and Existing
Buildings; A
nthony Denzer, Ph.D. [OTEM093] Yield Line Analysis of a
Welded Web Single Plate Connection in
Direct Tension; S
erena Vetter ; Kathryn
Ebert; Christopher Raebel
4:30 – 4:45 p.m. Break
4:45 – 6:00 p.m. AEI Awards Cerrmony
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