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Lily Berrios

Lily Berrios

President

Sizemore Group

Jason Shepard

Jason Shepard

CEO and Director of Multifamily Housing

Dwell Design Studio

Lamar Wakefield

Lamar Wakefield

National Mixed-use Practice Leader

NELSON Worldwide

Betty Sullivan
Moderator

Betty Sullivan

CEO

Architectural Ceramics

Lily Berrios

President

Sizemore Group

Lily Berrios has 30+ years of award-winning architectural planning and design experience. As a principal, she leads the higher education and campus planning practice at Sizemore Group. Lily uses a team approach to design and management that yields excellent results in creating a sense of pride,

Ownership that inspires clients to pursue full implementation of their plans. She has worked with over 30 college campuses nationally and internationally on their programming, campus planning, design and implementation of projects. Her professional affiliations include the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), where she represents the southern region, and the American Institute for Architecture (AIA).

Jason Shepard

CEO and Director of Multifamily Housing

Dwell Design Studio

Jason R. Shepard is the CEO and Director of Multifamily Housing for Dwell Design Studio, an award-winning architecture firm with offices in Atlanta, Dallas, DC, Orlando, and Salt Lake City. He received his Bachelor's in Architecture from Kansas State University and is a registered architect in the states of Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects, National Multi-Housing Council, International Code Council, and is a LEED-certified professional. Mr. Shepard has spent the last 23 years establishing himself as an expert and leader in the Multifamily industry and has been involved with low, mid, and high-density residential, multifamily projects throughout the United States. His experience includes Student Housing, Garden Apartments, Affordable Housing, Middensity Urban Infill, High-density Highrise, Mixed-Use, Office, Hospitality, and Retail projects.

Lamar Wakefield

National Mixed-use Practice Leader

NELSON Worldwide

By nurturing quality relationships with employees, clients, and contractors, Lamar’s emphasis on people permeates every aspect of the firm’s business. He channels his expertise and vast architectural implementation experience into a successfully executed project. Lamar has led several successful projects in the Atlanta metro region, including Avalon, Atlantic Station, Interlock and Halcyon. His expertise in creating vibrant mixed-use developments that trigger further growth around sports venues, such as The Battery, is unprecedented.

Betty Sullivan

Moderator

Architectural Ceramics

Betty Sullivan’s story started as a hopeful artist to project management and corporate leadership for Benneton and food chains. Building hundreds of stores from selecting spaces to opening day. After a stint in patent licensing protecting the rights of American inventors in smart car and communications technology, Betty joined Architectural Ceramics in 2001 to scale it. Through core values, team alignment, and designing tiles to fit specific needs the company blossomed. She became the majority owner in 2019 and is now women owned certified. Architectural Ceramics curates from over 100,000 skus, partners with USA factories first, but has global sources for supply and product development serving the A&D community nationwide including Atlanta. Never forget people or the details.

Summary

  1. As Atlanta returns to the office, how are architects reimagining future workspaces to accommodate the “new normal”?

  2. Atlanta still has plenty of open space – are architects reimagining the need for public spaces and parks? If so, how could the creation and design of these spaces be expedited?

  3. Is wellness factoring into your future designs? If so, how?

  4. What changes to layout and design are developers considering when it comes to major mixed-use developments?

  5. What should architects be thinking about when it comes to both short, and long-term, changes that need to be made to today's commercial buildings?

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Time Activity
2:30 PM
3:30 PM
Atlanta Architecture & Design Summit

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