AIA California Housing Forum and an Interview with Michael Malinowski, FAIA

March 11, 2019

AIA California Housing Forum and an Interview with Michael Malinowski, FAIA

AIA California Housing Forum

The New #aiacahousing forum Website:
cahousingforum.org

Architects Influencing Housing:

Be a part of the conversation.

taking place at the Newport Beach Civic Center on Friday, March 29, 2019.

IDEATION...............INNOVATION..............IMPLEMENTATION

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Anne Fougeron, Fougeron Architecture

IDEATION- ROADBLOCKS TO HOUSING ATTAINABILITY What are the roadblocks to Housing Attainability through Policy, Zoning, Environmental and Development Costs for the Affordable and Middle Work Force?

Moderator: Elizabeth "Liz" Gibbons, AIA, Councilmember, City of Campbell

Panelists: Philip Bona, AIA - Senior Architect and Planner | AVRP Skyport

Simon Ha, AIA – Principal, RJC | Steinberg Hart

John Lum, AIA - Principal | John Lum Architecture

INNOVATION-INNOVATION IN DESIGN Design-driven housing solutions that address housing attainabilityArchitects must be front and center with respect to innovations in housing the next generation of Californians. Programmatically, typologically and socio-economically design thinking can play a significant role.

Moderator: Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter, FAIA, Dean - School of Architecture Woodbury University

Panelists: Ric Abramson, FAIA – Principal | Workplays studio*architecture

Ernie Vasquez, FAIA – SVA Architects

David Baker, FAIA – Principal | David Baker Architects

IMPLEMENTATION - NEW PRODUCTION, DELIVERY AND TECHNOLOGYArchitects translating attainability ideas into production, delivery and technologyHow is the design of architecture being impacted with new Production, Delivery and Technology Methods?

Moderator: Michael Malinowksi, FAIA – Principal | Applied Architecture Inc.

Panelists: Lisa Matthiessen - Principal |Matthiessen Consulting

Mark Oberholzer, AIA – Associate Principal | KTGY Architecture & Planning

Hector M. Perez – Graduate Programs Coordinator | Woodbury University

MOVING FORWARD - ARCHITECTS INFLUENCING CHANGE How can architects use our skills to create opportunities for more attainable housing through creative policy, ideation, design innovation and housing production?

Moderator: Cathleen McGuigan, Editor-in-Chief | Architectural Record

Panelists: Elizabeth “Liz” Gibbons, AIA – Councilmember | City of Campbell

Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter, FAIA, Dean - School of Architecture | Woodbury University

Michael Malinowksi, FAIA – Principal | Applied Architecture Inc.

Please register here:

AIA CA Housing Forum

Michael Malinowski will be the moderator of Panel 3: Implementation: New Production, Delivery & Technology in the Housing Forum.

Michael Malinowski FAIA has provided historic adaptive re-use, urban infill, single and multifamily residential, affordable housing, and commercial revitalization design solutions for 40 years as Principal of Applied Architecture, Sacramento CA. Several of Mike’s projects have been cited as “city shaping,” including the Warehouse Artist Lofts (2015, Sacramento historic adaptive mixed use), Galt Place (2011, urban infill wood podium design), Globe Mill (2008, rebirth of an abandoned mill and silo complex), and Hotel Stockton (2006, historic adaptive reuse). Mike has also worked with over 2,000 families in shaping sustainable, functional, and inspiring living environments.

An active AIA member for 40 years, Mike was 2016 President of 11,000 member AIA California, the AIA Board (2012-2014), AIA Code and Standards (2014-2017), and AIA Task Forces including Digital Transformation and Architect Credentialing. Mike is currently spearheading the launch of the California Accessory Dwelling Resource Center, serving on the International Existing Building Code Development Committee; the AIA Center for Civic Leadership, as AIA Blueprint for Better Champion, and various AIA Committees including COTE, Citizen Architect and Advocacy.

At his local component Mike founded the Code Conversation Program over 14 years ago, forging links between design and code professionals. Mike led the development of the innovative PASS Permit Streamlining Program in 2014, currently used by 18 cities and counties in California, an area of over 2.6 million people. Mike created the website PermitStreamline.Com in 2012 to share best practices in Permit Streamlining from around the country and in 2015 he founded the Streamline Institute,a nonprofit devoted to shaping more efficient and effective regulatory processes, where he currently serves as President. WWW.StreamlineInstitute.Org Mike was elevated to AIA Fellowship in 2017.

Michael Malinowski Interview, click here

Michael's three classic buildings: