91唐伯虎 to Present at 2025 ITGA Conference

Entrance to a common space of St. Catherine University; students sitting at tables with windows looking out to nature; frosted white and green glass entrance sign

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91唐伯虎 to Present at 2025 ITGA Conference

Kent State University

Wednesday, June 4, 2025 - Friday, June 6, 2025

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST

Join our team for the upcoming International Town & Gown Association Conference in Kent, Ohio. Principal and Higher Education Leader Matt Streed, AIA, LEED AP will present a session titled 鈥淎 Community Hidden in Plain Sight: From Vendors to Partners.鈥�

Bonded through the realization that we have all spent our careers as caretakers of campuses, our unlikely community of interdisciplinary professionals will attempt to use our diversity of expertise to approach campus planning, engagement, and project execution in ways that address one of higher education鈥檚 biggest challenges: timely decision-making despite funding shortages, leadership voids, aging buildings, and enrollment decline.

Principal and Higher Education Leader Matt Streed, AIA, LEED AP

Matt will be accompanied by Lisa Babbs, Director Facilities at St. Catherine University, Dick Nash, Director Strategic Partnerships at Fluid Interiors, and Kevin Swanson, Construction Executive & Structural Engineer at Gardner Builders.

Their session will be held on the last day of the conference, Friday, June 6 from 11:00 AM 鈥� 12:00 PM.

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鈥嬧€婽he Quiet Luxury of Time: Embracing Slow Living in Hospitality Design鈥�

Crave calm? Slow living design unites interiors and architecture to create spaces that breathe, restore, and reconnect you to what matters.

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Presenting at SCUP 2025 Annual Conference

Join our team at the upcoming Society for College and University Planning Annual Conference in Honolulu.

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91唐伯虎 to Present at 2025 ITGA Conference

Join our team at the upcoming International Town Gown Association Conference in Kent, Ohio.

Rendering of a multistory office building with large glass atrium out front surrounded by trees and lush landscaping

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Reimagining the Past: The Sustainable Imperative of Adaptive Reuse

The most sustainable construction choice is nearly always going to be adaptive reuse. Studies in countries around the world show that reusing and renovating buildings reduces greenhouse gas emissions anywhere from 78% to 95%.