FA/AIA FALL DESIGN CONFERENCE '85, SEPTEMBER 26-29

LAKE BUENA VISTA PALACE HOTEL


The Urbanization of Paradise


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The Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects
will hold its annual Fall Design Conference and Building Prod-
ucts Show at the Lake Buena Vista Palace Hotel at Walt Disney
World Village, September 26-29, featuring:
* "Urbanization of Paradise" Panel Discussions I & II At this
critical time in our state's growth, we as architects and as respon-
sible participants in physical development must be willing to con-
front and deal with important questions of endangered water re-
sources, disruption of natural echo systems and destruction of the
natural beauty which has earned Florida the reputation of a sub-
urban paradise.
 The effort to deal with these issues in ways that can encourage
intelligent development will be the subject of two panel discus-
sions moderated by Dr. John M. DeGrove, former Secretary of the
Department of Community Affairs. Panelists will be Walter Col-
lins, President of Weston; Robert Davis, President of Seaside; Pat
Rose, Vice Chairman of the Save the Manatee Committee; Dr.
Bernard Yokel, President of the Florida Audubon Society. These
discussions should not be missed by any architect with a sincere
concern for Florida and for Architecture.


* Exhibits Meet with representatives of industry suppliers at
specified times that have been set aside so as not to conflict with
any scheduled programs. At least 85 companies will be on hand to
display products that are an integral part of the construction
industry.
* Luncheon with the Governor Governor Bob Graham, who has
pin-pointed growth management as his chief legislative program
this year, will address the group over lunch. The Governor will be
able to enlighten the group on the far reaching effects of the growth
management legislation passed by the legislature this year.
* Awards for Excellence Kevin Roche, Cesar Pelli, FAIA, and
Walter Wagner, FAIA, will be on hand to present and discuss their
selections of designs awarded for excellence. This year, using a
slightly new format, the Awards for Excellence will be presented
by the jury, Friday afternoon in the Exhibit Hall.

* Awards Banquet & Reception The FA/AIA President will
host a reception between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m., followed by the an-
nual Awards Banquet which will begin at 7:30 p.m., at which time
the Awards of Honor will be presented.


FLORIDA ARCHITECT September/October 1985


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