Keynote Presentation: Lake|Flato Architecture with Andrew Herdeg, FAIA
Presented by AIA Central Valley’s Design Narrative
INFO: Thursday, Oct. 17 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM
WHERE: The Guild Theater, 2828 35th St, Sacramento 95817
OVERVIEW: 2024 winners of the AIA Gold Medal, the work of David Lake, FAIA, and Ted Flato, FAIA, has been defined by innovation and an enduring commitment to using design as a force for the greater good. Their work at the San Antonio-based firm Lake|Flato showcases their dual strengths: pioneering design excellence and a fearless approach to addressing complex environmental and socio-political challenges.
Lake|Flato has redefined sustainability by seamlessly blending nature, beauty, and resilience in their projects, making the concept as inspiring as it is essential. Their designs have not only heightened awareness of the climate crisis but also captured the imagination of a diverse audience with buildings that are both stunning and environmentally responsible. Despite the challenges of working in Texas—a region facing rapid growth and significant climate challenges—Lake|Flato has successfully demonstrated that architecture and sustainability are inseparable, influencing their clients to embrace a more sustainable vision for the future.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about Lake|Flato’s remarkable body of work – presented by firm principal Andrew Herdeg, FAIA. Mr. Herdeg joined Lake|Flato in 1996 and currently leads the firm’s Higher Education Studio. His thoughtful designs reflect a commitment to the study of place: climate, natural resources, cultural precedents, and historic building traditions.
EVENT LEADERS: AIA Central Valley’s Design Narrative team including Cody Carpino, AIA, AIACV President and Chair, Tyler Babcock, AIA, Event Founder, Jack Paddon, AIA, Event Founder, Brian Sehnert, AIA, Event Founder, and Mark Roddy, FAIA, Event Lead.
SPONSORS: Comstock’s Magazine, HMC Architects, Fulcrum Property Corp., JKAE, HGA, Lake|Flato, Lionakis, Milgard Windows & Doors, SmithGroup, SMUD, and Studio W