AIA MICHIGAN and AGC of MICHIGAN

MID SUMMER CONFERENCEThe Grand HotelMackinac Island

August 3 - 5, 2017

74th Annual

#130GRANDGrand Traditions

Welcome to the 74th Mid Summer Conference on historic Mackinac Island. This week architects, designers & contractors gather to celebrate the positive impact that the design and construction industries are making in Michigan. This year’s Conference theme is “130 Years of Milestone Events”.

This is the 14th year AIAMI and the AGC of Michigan have partnered on this event. Collaborating with our partners in the built environment is now more important than ever and the conference enables us to network and learn from each other in a relaxed environment. This year’s educational opportunities includes 4 HSW & 2.5 LUs: DMC Children’s Hospital, Troy; Architectural Photojournalism; The Reality of Virtual Reality; Power Plant Case Study and Cottage Tour.

There are many activities for children and youth sponsored by DTE Energy and horseback riding spondered by Professional Concepts Insurance Agency, Inc. Friday Bocci, sponsored by Brick Tech Architectural and IMEG, will be followed by Family Fun Night, including dinner, sponsored by Plante Moran. As usual there is always time to ride a bike, walk, horseback, lay by the pool, read a book on the porch, enjoy live music, eat a Pecan ball, explore Fort Mackinac, play bocci and tennis.

After each day’s activities we will gather for an evening reception. Thursday evening, mingle on the front porch at cocktails. Following cocktails, familys are invited to join us at this years BBQ dinner Pool Party at the Esther Williams Swimming Pool, sponsored by Plante Moran. Friday evening’s cocktail party, sponsored by Great Lakes Fabricators & Erectors Association, will be held in Grand Hotel Tea Garden, where the Bocci Tournament will continue. Adults will gather for games and drinks at the Jockey Club on Friday Night.

Saturday we return to the porch for a reception sponsored by SMACNA Metropolitan Detroit Chapter, enjoy dinner in the hotels dining room, followed by the Afterglow sponsored by Saroki Architecture & Michigan LECET, where you can claim your MAF auction items. The Great Turtle Chapter will bestow the coveted Gold Turtle Award to honor “Hall of Fame” attendees of the Mid Summer Conference.

We look forward to seeing you on the porch of the Grand Hotel.

Tamara Burns, FAIA

| HIGHLIGHTS |Tamara Burns FAIA Mid Summer Conference Chair

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AIA Michigan Update & Mid Summer Highlights7:30a.m. – 8:00a.m., FridayWill Wittig, AIA, AIAMI PresidentTamara Burns, FAIA, MSC ChairAIA Michigan will have a brief update from President Will Wittig AIA and Mid Summer Conference Chair, Tamara Burns, FAIA will highlight this year’s MSC program and events. Be sure to have breakfast in the dining room prior to the meeting or you may bring your food to the meeting from the buffet.

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Family Fun BBQ & Pool PartyEveryone invited to attend & dinnerTime: 7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., ThursdayEnjoy a BBQ dinner outdoors with your family. The pool will be open with family lawn games. Sponsor: Plante Moran

Architectural Photojournalism, The Business of A/E/CMarketing & Mobile Phone Field Skills8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m., FridayDish Design AlignDarrin Hunter, Associate AIALearn how photography has changed and how you can join the imaging revolutionSponsors: Glen-Gery Corporation1.5 LU

Alex Ivanikiw, AIA, Barton Malowand Progressie AEInsert DescriptionSponsor: Frank Rewold & Son1 HSW

Bocci Ball Tournament11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., FridayThe Bocci Tournament is for couples or individuals 18 and over. If you win round one, you will play round two immediately and so on. The championship match will occur in the evening during the reception in the tea garden. Check your posted times at the registration desk. You must make your match time or forfeit!Sponsor: Brick Tech Architectural and IMEG

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Game Night

Join us after dinner for lively rounds of Bridge, Euchre & Poker at the Jockey Club. 18+ only; 1 free drink certificate per person; cash bar.Sponsors: Travelers and XL Travelers Insurance

9:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m., Friday

Power Plant Case Study8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m., Sat.

Art Smith, FAIA, HED, Ron Henry, AIA, DMC,Ron Staley, The Christman CompanyTo differentiate this facility from a typical institutional response, we conceived this Children’s Hospital as an organization of functional, colorful “toy” building blocks, including the integration of colorful rooftop mechanical equipment, to create a multi-dimensional facility with seven colors of glazed brick and six coordinating colors of glass. The materials and colors provide a playful human scale and are highly appealing to the children the building was designed to serve, while creating a memorable image and powerful brand.Sponsor: HED, TRANE Building Advantage1 HSW

DMC Children’s Hospital Case Study9:45a.m. – 10:45 a.m., Friday

Golf Scramble2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. SaturdayThe golf scramble will be a shotgun 9 hole social scramble. You may sign up as individuals or couples. Everyone over 18 is invited to play. If you did not register in advance please sign up at the registration desk. Times will be posted prior to Saturday. Tee off on Woods 9 is 1:30 pm. Arrive for carriage at 1:00 pm.Sponsors: Barton Malow, Ghafari, Ruby + Associates

Afterglow9:00 p.m., SaturdayGather in the Grand Pavilion after dinner for cocktails and for the Great Turtle Award Hall of Fame induction into the Great Turtle Chapter. Also, you can claim your MAF auction items.Sponsor: Saroki Architecture, Michigan LECET

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Cottage Tour10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., SaturdayHahn Cottage, Greek RevivalEmory Cottage, Caskey CottageMusser Cottage, Caskey CottageAdults, 18+ only. Sponsors: Testing Engineers & Consultants, SmithGroupJJR2 HSW

AuctionThe Michigan Architectural Foundation will once again hold its silent auction during the Friday and Saturday cocktail hours at the conference. Don’t miss this opportunity to support MAF and bid on exciting items including travel, art & design, entertainment, sports events and youth educational items. Items will be bid and paid for online this year.

Lindsey Rem, Barton Malow, Virtual Design ConstructorJohn Jurewicz, WA TechThe building design and construction industry is rapidly changing, and virtual reality is a prominent part of the evolution. Join us to discuss how it is improving multiple facets of how we do business; will include hands-on demonstrations of software and hardware applications.Sponsor: Belden Brick, MCA Detroit

The Reality of Virtual Reality9:15 a.m. – 10:15 a.m., Sat.

| SPONSORS |

GOLD SPONSOR Barton MalowThe Belden Brick CompanyDTE EnergyGhafari Associates LLCGlen-Gery HEDAngelo Iafrate ConstructionIMEG Corp.MCA DetroitMichigan Laborers’ - Employers’

Cooperation & Education Trust Fund (MILECET)

Professional Concepts Insurance Agency Inc. (PCIA)

Frank Rewold & Son, Inc.Ruby + AssociatesSaroki ArchitectureSmithGroupJJRTesting Engineers & Consultants, Inc.TRANE Building Advantage TravelersXL Insurance

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PLATINUM SPONSORGreat Lakes Fabricators & Erectors Association,Southfield

Brick Tech Architectural Inc.,Berkley

Plante Moran,Ann Arbor

SMACNA Metropolitan Detroit Chapter,Troy

SILVER SPONSORC.A.S.S. Sheet MetalCentriaThe Christman CompanyGary Steffy Lighting Design, IncGiffels WebsterHopkinsBurns Design StudioKerr, Russell & WeberPEA, Inc.Quinn Evans Architects Sachse ConstructionSullivan, Ward, Asher & Patton, P.C.ULLICO Union Services Agency

BRONZE SPONSORGeorge W. Auch CompanyGranger Construction CompanyHobbs + Black ArchitectsImperial PFSIntegrated Design Solutions, LLCMcCarthy & Smith, Inc.National Enclousure CompanyO’Brien Construction CompanyPeter Basso Associates, Inc./IlluminartPark & Lynne Smith, AIAStarr, Butler, Alexopoulos Stoner, PLLCThomas, DeGrood & Witenoff, P.C.TMP Architecture, Inc.Wakely Associates, Inc.

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Children (5-8) 7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room10:30-5:00 Registration - Garden Terrace6:30-7:30 Juicetails & Games - Carleton’s Tea Store7:30-9:00 Outdoor BBQ- Tea Garden9:00-11:00 Pool Party & Family Fun - Esther Williams Swimming Pool

Youth (9-12)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room10:30-5:00 Registration - Garden Terrace6:30-7:30 Coketails - T. Richards7:30-9:00 Outdoor BBQ- Tea Garden9:00-11:00 Pool Party & Family Fun - Esther Williams Swimming Pool

Teens (13-17)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room10:30-5:00 Registration- Garden Terrace6:30-7:30 Coketails - Jockey Club7:30-9:00 Outdoor BBQ- Tea Garden9:00-11:00 Pool Party & Family Fun - Esther Williams Swimming Pool

Adults 7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room10:30-5:00 Registration - Garden Terrace1:30-4:30 AIA MI Board of Directors Meeting Pontiac Room6:30-7:30 Cocktail Reception - Front Porch7:30-9:00 Outdoor BBQ- Tea Garden9:00-11:00 Pool Party & Family Fun - Esther Williams Swimming Pool

THURSDAY

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Children (5-8)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room9:30-12:00 Registration - Garden Terrace12:00-5:00 Free Time- Swim, Hike, Bike6:00-7:00 Juicetails - Carleton’s Tea Store 7:00-9:30 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:30-11:30 Children Event

Youth (9-12)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room9:30-12:00 Registration- Garden Terrace12:00-5:00 Free Time - Swim, Hike, Bike, Croquet6:00-7:00 Coketails - T. Richards7:00-9:00 Outdoor BBQ- Tea Garden7:00-9:30 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:30-11:30 Youth Event

Teens (13-17)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room9:30-12:00 Registration - Garden Terrace9:30-11:30 Bike/Horseback Riding On Your Own Vouchers at Registration Desk Sponsor - Professional Concepts Insurance Agency12:00-5:00 Free Time - Swim, Hike, Bike, Croquet6:00-7:00 Coketails- Jockey Club7:00-9:30 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:30-11:30 Teen Event

Adults7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room7:30-8:00 AIA Michigan Update Will Wittig, AIA, AIAMI President Tamara Burns, FAIA, MSC Chair8:00-9:30 Architectural Photojournalism: The Busness of A/E/C - Grand Pavilion Sponsor: HED, TRANE9:45-10:45 DMC Children’s Hospital Case Study, Grand Pavillion Sponsor: Glen-Gery Corp.9:30-12:00 Registration - Garden Terrace11:00 - 1:00 Bocci Tournament - Tea Garden Sponsor: Brick Tech Architectural, IMEG1:00-5:00 Free Time - Swim, Hike, Bike, Croquet6:00-7:00 Cocktail Reception and Bocci Finals Tea Garden, Sponsor: Great Lakes Fabricators and Erectors Association7:00 - 9:30 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:30-11:30 Game Night, 18+ Only - Jockey Club Sponsors: Travelers, XL Insurance

Children’s Program Sponsored by:

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Children (5-8)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room8:30-11:00 Registration - Garden Terrace11:00-12:30 Arts & Crafts - Meet at Rebecca’s12:30-2:00 Lunch - On Your Own2:00-5:00 Children Event - Meet at Rebecca’s2:00-5:00 Free Time - Swim, Hike, Bike6:00-7:00 Juicetails - Carleton’s Tea Store7:00-9:00 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:00-11:00 Movie & Game Night- Rebecca’s Youth (9-12)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room8:30-11:00 Registration - Garden Terrace11:00-12:30 Youth Event- Garden Terrace12:30-2:00 Lunch - On Your Own2:00-5:00 Youth Event - Garden Terrace2:00-5:00 Free Time - Swim, Hike, Bike6:00-7:00 Coketails - T. Richards7:00-9:00 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:00-11:00 Event - tbd

Teens (13-17)7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room8:30-11:00 Registration - Garden Terrace9:30-11:30 Horseback Riding Vouchers Sponsor - Professional Concepts Insurance Agency Pick up at Registration Desk12:00-2:00 Lunch - On Your Own2:00-5:00 Free Time - Swim, Hike, Bike6:00-7:00 Coketails- Jockey Club7:00-9:00 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:00-11:00 Event - tbd

Adults7:30-9:30 Breakfast - Main Dining Room8:00-11:00 Registration - Garden Terrace8:00-9:00 Power Plant Case Study- Grand Pavilion Sponsor: Frank Rewold & Son9:15-10:15 The Reality of Virtual Reality - Grand Pavilion Sponsor: Belden Brick, MCA Detroit10:30-12:30 Cottage Tour Meet on Front Porch, 18+ Only Sponsor: TEC, SmithGroupJJR12:30-2:00 Lunch - On Your Own2:00-5:00 Golf Scramble Shuttle to Woods 9 at 1:00 Sponsor: Barton Malow Company, Ghafari Associates, Ruby + Associates6:00-7:00 Cocktail Reception - Front Porch Sponsor: SMACNA - Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association7:00-9:00 Dinner - Main Dining Room9:00-11:30 AIAMI and AGCMI Afterglow Grand Pavilion, Bocci and Auction Results Sponsor: Saroki Architecture, Michigan LECET

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|COMMITTEE |Tamara Burns, FAIA, ChairMichael Neville, FAIA, Vice ChairKatherine Banicki, Hon. Aff. AIAMIMike Cosgrove, PA, Hon. Aff. AIAMIRobert Daverman, AIA, LEED APTodd Doenitz, P.E.Evelyn Dougherty, Hon. Aff. AIAMIWilliam Dunn, Hon. Aff. AIAMIDamian Farrell, FAIACathy Galbraith, AGCJeff Hausman, AIADamian Hill, AGCGene Hopkins, FAIAAlex Ivanikiw, AIABrandon Kinsey, PA, Hon Aff. AIAMIMichael Krug, AIAKim Mehl, Hon. Aff. AIAMICathy Mosley, Hon. Aff. AIAMICindy Pozolo, FAIARobert Raisch, Hon. Aff. AIAMICarl Roehling, FAIAVictor Saroki, FAIAMichael Smith, Hon. Aff. AIAMI, AGCRobert Veresan, AIA

| AIA MI Leadership & AGC Leadership |

Darryl MassaGranger Construction CompanyAGC of Michigan Chairman

Will Wittig, AIAU of D Mercy,

School of Architecture AIA Michigan President

| REGISTRATION |

| TRANSPORTATION |

Please attach a check or credit card number payable to AIA Michigan with the registration form. Also attach a check or credit card number payable to The Grand Hotel with the hotel reservation form. Both forms should be mailed back to:

AIA MICHIGANAIAMI & AGC MID SUMMER CONFERENCE

4219 Woodward Ave. Suite 205DETROIT, MI 48201

(313) 965-4100 phone aiami.com (website) • aiami@aiami.com (email)

The conference registration form must be received before theGrand Hotel will confirm your registration.

DO NOT MAIL ANY FORMS DIRECTLY TO THEGRAND HOTEL.

AIAMI will send your form directly to the hotel. All formsare due by July 7, 2017.

Ferry service to the Island is every half-hour, 7:30a.m. to 11:00p.m. A schedule for Shepler’s ferry will be sent with your hotel confirmation. There are extensive parking facilities at the dock.

If you take Shepler’s Mackinac Island Ferry you are eligible for a round trip discount fare of $19.00 per adult and $10.00 per child, free for children 4 & under. If you are registered for the Conference, give your name to the ticket office to receive the reduced fare. The discount above is $5 per adult and $3 per child. Be sure to mention you are with the AIAMI and AGC of Michigan.

You may also purchase tickets in advance online at http://sheplersferry.com/tickets/ and avoid the lines at the dock. Use the promo code AIA2017 to receive the discount. If you are purchasing tickets for children between the ages of five to twelve, they can get the $10.00 child rate online using the promo code gateway. You will need to do this in a second transaction because you can only use one promo code at a time online. You may also purchase your overnight parking tickets online and go straight to the ferry.

Shepler’s direct luggage handling system to the Grand Hotel will enable you to arrive there as quickly and conveniently as possible. You can also fly to Pellston, where there is regular limo service to Mackinaw City.