Meet Our Design Experts at AIA-AAJ
On October 29, the American Institute of Architects kicks off its 2017 Academy of Architecture for Justice conference in Cincinnati, Ohio. Our leaders in criminal justice design will be on-hand to share their expertise.
Dr. Marayca López co-chairs this year’s conference, which will focus on “Multidisciplinary Justice.” Attendees will share and discuss relevant theories and evidence-based practices with experts from multiple fields, forging paths for the cultivation of collaborative interdisciplinary criminal justice/architecture coalitions.
Check out the panels below to meet the CGL experts behind the insight.
Monday, October 30
8:00-9:30am: “New Courthouse/New Public Service –Design/Operations Alignment” (Multnomah County Central Court House, Portland, OR)
Panel: Frank J. Greene, FAIA; April Pottorff, FAIA; Barbara Marcille; Amanda Petretti, AIA
1:00-2:30pm: “The Three-Door Jail: A Case Study” (Detention, Diversion, Deflection in Montgomery County, MD)
Panel: Kenneth Ricci, FAIA; Robert L. Green; Don Scheuerman; Athena Morrow, Intl. Assoc. AIA, LCPC
3:15-4:45pm: “From Strip Mall to Courthouse: Bringing Justice to Community” (Richland County Decker Center, Columbia, SC)
Panel: Enrique Maciá, AIA; Chloe Jaco, AICP, LEED AP; Judge Donald Simons; Christopher A. Beard, AIA; Chad D. Fosnight.
5:00-6:30pm: “Re-Envisioning Juvenile Justice Educational Environments: Inspire. Integrate. Innovate.”
Panel: Stacey Wiseman, AIA; April Pottorff, FAIA; Gregory Luhan, AIA, PhD; Grant Shaw; Terrence Dankwa; Eileen VanHoose, AIA