Anthony Viola, AIA, LEED AP 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award Anthony Viola, AIA, LEED AP Resume

Anthony Viola, Senior Designer Presentations

and Team Leader with AS+GG, Astana Innovation Award works on high-performance Computation Group projects that focus on the design, August 2017

development, and use of parametric Form Follows Performance computational tools that push Chicago Computation Group the boundaries of integrated March 2015

performance-based design. Off the Grid link Facades+ Chicago Positions July 2014 + Gordon Gill Architecture, Chicago, Senior Designer | Team Leader, 2008 - present Form Follows Performance University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Valerio, Dewalt, Train Associates, Chicago, Illinois June 2014 Designer, 2005 - 2008 Computational Design Panel link Future Cities Lab, Charlottesville, Virginia Autodesk University Designer, 2005 September 2013

[Interactive] Environmental Design Education University of Illinois Chicago | ASHRAE University of Virginia, Charlottesville September 2013 Master of Architecture, 2005 Greenland Tower University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Chicago Council on High Rise Buildings Bachelor of Science - Architectural Studies, 2000 August 2013

Development of Façade Systems for Supertall Buildings Registrations Facades+ Chicago Registered Architect - State of Wisconsin #12214-5 April 2013

American Institute of Architects (AIA) Media LEED Accredited Professional (LEED AP) Megastructures: Astana, City of the Future link Affiliations National Geographic Channel August 2017 Chicago Computation Group link Coordinator, 2014 - present How to make a ‘pure’ glass sphere link Led the creation and organization of a group of interdisciplinary Building Design + Construction design professionals to develop the knowledge and discourse February 2016 around advanced computational design and technologies, as it Sustainable Design Teams, Methods and Tools in relates to the built environment. International Practice link AIA Chicago Design Knowledge Community Detail Magazine - Green Co-Chair, 2008 - 2014 May 2014 Organized lectures from Chicago Design firms that have a strong An Innovative Workflow for Bridging the Gap interdisciplinary design approach. Promotion of a team based Between Design and Environmental Analysis link design approach in which designers, consultants, artists, engineers, International Building Performance Simulation Association and clients all participate to create projects that are greater than 2013 the sum of the individual disciplines.

2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 7 Anthony Viola, AIA, LEED AP Resume

Projects at Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture Chicago Central Area Decarbonization Plan link Parametric Model Team. Commission from the City of Chicago Tower Design Lead. 119-story, 606 m tall, 300,000 sm mixed- for a complete “Energy Master Plan” that assesses and looks at use tower will have office, serviced apartments, and hotel functions, innovative solutions for the carbon performance of the downtown and features an energy recovery using an enthalpy wheel integrated area Loop using a holistic urban design approach. Chicago, Illinois into the ventilation system. Wuhan, China Zhongzhou Holdings Finance Center FKI Tower Designer for exterior wall design and link space. Exterior wall design Design Lead for the conference center. 50-story, 240-meter for a mixed-use development in Shenzhen’s Nanshan District that tower features an innovative exterior wall that helps reduce optimizes solar and wind mitigation as well as human comfort internal heating and cooling loads while collecting energy through levels. Shenzhen, China photovoltaic panels. , Korea High Tech Park Astana Expo City Designer. Research development includes R&D towers, three Design Lead | Team Leader for Parcel B including separate chairman villas, and a linked podium building with retail Pavilion, Energy Hall, and commercial pavilions. Master planning space, restaurant space, and a roof garden. Shenzhen, China and architecture for 174 hectare international exposition site features exhibition and cultural pavilions, service areas including Crown Sydney Hotel Competition shopping, socio-cultural, educational and civic facilities, and site- Tower Design Lead. Hotel and residential towers designed to wide parks. Astana, Kazakhstan integrate sustainable strategies like self-shading balconies and a Global Mobility Center high-performance facade. Sydney, Australia Design Lead and Team Leader for the project. Competition design for 194,000 sf Expo 2020 signature building with Jinan Pulimen Super High Rise Competition educational legacy as Institute for Global Mobility. Dubai, United Tower Design Lead. Integrated “smart shading” systems Arab Emirates incorporated into each unit allow unit or building owners to control shades. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows also provide unobstructed National Museum of Health and Medicine views. Jinan, China Design Lead for concept design and temporary exhibition. 30,000 sf re-adapted three-story building will feature a virtual- Modernization + Greening Project link reality chamber that allows visitors to interact with digital versions Integration of sustainable systems to reduce energy consumption of biological specimens from the collections. Chicago, Illinois and design for highly sustainable, 50-story five-star hotel that will draw net-zero energy from the power grid. Chicago, Illinois Burj 2020 Tower 1 Design Lead. Commercial tower complex focuses on Masdar Headquarters link sustainability strategies including water use reduced by 51% and Interior Design Team. Positive-energy building in zero carbon, zero overall energy use reduced by 38% against baseline building waste city. Includes office, retail, transit circulation and landscaped design. Dubai, green space. , United Arab Emirates

Jeddah Tower (formerly Kingdom Tower) Za’abeel Energy Master Plan link Design Lead for the base of tower including conference center, Designer. Master planning and architecture for large-scale mixed- drop-offs, entries, and landscape. The next tallest building in the use district, including office, hotel, parks and civic spaces. Dubai, world will feature a luxury hotel, office space, serviced apartments, United Arab Emirates condominiums, and the world’s highest observatory. , Century City Golden Horn Shipyard Tower Design Lead. Design of a 200 meter office tower that Architecture Design Lead. Master plan for mixed-use district with features a split office plate that is linked by an full building interior 31 hectares of water frontage was developed for this important atrium allowing for natural daylight and ventilation as well as inter- historical shipyard site in the heart of the city. Istanbul, Turkey floor connectivity. Beijing, China

2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 8 Anthony Viola, AIA, LEED AP Resume

Centralcon Baishaling Awards Design Lead. Proposed design for a 700 meter next generation and urban incubator which conceptualized the future The Chicago Athenaeum of the super-tall building typology utilizing the latest technologies. Green Good Design Award, Green Architecture Shenzhen, China Wuhan Greenland Center Jinan Greenland Supertall 2017 Design Lead. Design of a 420 meter office tower and retail, conference center, and hotel complex. The light and faceted glass National AIA link of the tower is complimented by the heavier stone façade of the Technology In Architectural Practice Innovation Award, hotel complex. Jinan, China Stellar Architecture Imperial Tower 5 Astana Expo City Design Lead. Design for a pair of 200 meter high-end luxury 2016 tower in Mumbai, India. The design takes advantage of the unique site geometry to maximize the unique views afforded by the site. The Chicago Athenaeum Mumbai, India International Architecture Award

Greenland Xian Tower Golden Horn Shipyard Design Lead. Competition entry for a 500 meter tall mixed 2016 use tower and conference center. The tower features a high performance exterior wall design that is responsive to its Re-Thinking the Future environment and reminiscent of this culturally rich city. Xian, China Sustainability Award, First Award, Mixed-Use Wuhan Greenland Center MCC Designer. Concept design for a 300 meter mixed-use tower in 2016 that incorporates a dynamic building form and integrated façade designed to harness solar and wind energy. Nanjing, China Re-Thinking the Future Sustainability Award, First Award, Commercial Suzhou Central Plaza Competition FKI Tower Tower Design Lead. Iconic design for 700 meter mixed-use 2016 building that uses passive strategies to minimize building energy usage. The design is reinforced by the expressed lateral support system essential for a . Suzhou, China AIA Chicago link Honor Awards, Divine Detail Award Projects prior to Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture FKI Tower BIPV Garmin Flagship Store 2016 Designer for 15,000 sf flagship retail store on Michigan Avenue. Chicago, Illinois The Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Award Shedd Aquarium Master Plan and Renovations link FKI Tower Designer. Various exhibition spaces including a 24,000 sf office 2016 addition. Chicago, Illinois

The Chicago Athenaeum Walsh College Barry Center link Designer of 36,000 sf addition to an existing college building Green Good Design Award, Green Urban Planning including library, classrooms, lecture hall and seminar rooms. Astana Expo City Troy, Michigan 2016

2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 9 Anthony Viola, AIA, LEED AP Resume

The Chicago Athenaeum National AIA Green Good Design Award, Green Architecture Honor Award, Regional and Urban Design FKI Tower Chicago Central Area DeCarbonization Plan 2015 2011

Civic Trust Awards AIA Chicago Civic Trust Award, Excellence in Architecture Unbuilt Design, Honor Award FKI Tower KAPSARC 2015 2011

AIA Middle East Middle East Architect Awards Non-Built Category, Merit Award Green Project of the Year (formerly Kingdom Tower) Masdar Headquarters 2014 2008

Korea Presidential Commission on Architecture Policy Construction Week Awards Korea Green Building Award Sustainable Design Award FKI Tower Masdar Headquarters 2014 2008

AIA Chicago Cityscape Architectural Awards Distinguished Building Award, Citation of Merit Environmental Award FKI Tower Masdar Headquarters 2014 2008

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitats link AIA Chicago Best Tall Building Asia and Australasia, Finalist Interior Architecture Honor Award FKI Tower Garmin Flagship Store 2014 2007

Structural Engineers Association of Illinois Excellence in Structural Engineering Award, Winner FKI Tower 2014

AIA Illinois Daniel Burnham Honor Award Chicago Central Area DeCarbonization Plan 2013

AIA Chicago Design Excellence, SustainABILITY Award Chicago Central Area Decarbonization Plan 2012

2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 10 Wuhan Greenland Center, Wuhan, China

Wuhan Greenland Center is a 125-level, 600+ meter mixed- use tower that includes offices, apartments, and 5-star hotel. Anthony led the design of the tower collaborating with wind and structural engineers in an integrated parametric approach that looked at the formal design of the tower along with programmatic concerns, wind performance, structural optimization, as well as the interconnectedness of those variables. The building’s iconic aerodynamic features, such as the overall tapering of the tower, the rounding and separation of the top, and a series of wind relief notches increase structural efficiency, reducing material—and cost—and associated embodied carbon, used for construction.

Client: Greenland Group Date: 2010 - 2019 Architect of Record: ECADI Images: AS+GG

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Adrian Smith, FAIA, RIBA Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture Design Partner 30 August 2017

Figure 1: Wuhan Greenland Center 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 11 Wuhan Greenland Tower, Wuhan, China

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Figure 2: Curtain wall analysis 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 12 Wuhan Greenland Tower, Wuhan, China

“Anthony Viola exemplifies the new generation of digitally savvy architects. His ability to analyze and optimize the complex three dimensional geometry of the exterior wall was essential to the success of our Wuhan Greenland Center project.” —Peter Weismantle, FAIA, Director of Supertall Technology, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Figure 3: Notch detail

Figure 4: Preliminary wind tunnel testing 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 13 Wuhan Greenland Tower, Wuhan, China

Figure 5: Construction, 2017 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 14 FKI Tower, Seoul, Korea

FKI Tower is a 50-story office building and conference center completed in 2014 that is located across from Yeoido Park in Seoul. Anthony was the lead designer for the sculptural podium building, which contains public amenities such as a banquet hall, a restaurant, and a conference center. During the design of the podium Anthony worked on the form with advanced modeling of the double-curved shell and the integration of the interior pro- gram elements. This required an integration of building services and considerations for fabrication. Anthony worked further with the team on the development and geometric optimization of the double-curved façade.

Client: Federation of Korean Industries Dates: 2009 - 2014 Arch of Record: Chang-Jo Architects Images: AS+GG; Namgoong Sun

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Adrian Smith, FAIA, RIBA Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture Design Partner 30 August 2017

Figure 6: FKI Tower, overall with podium 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 15 FKI Tower, Seoul, Korea

Figure 7: FKI Tower podium conference center

Figure 8: Panelization diagram 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 16 FKI Tower, Seoul, Korea

Figure 9: Podium conference center podium

“Anthony led the team in the development and shaping of the sculptural podium piece. The resulting form is in direct response to the site conditions and the programmatic elements. He was able to translate and simplify a complex shape while maintaining the beautiful aesthetic that we originally designed”

—Juan Betancur, AIA, Director, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Figure 10: Podium curved glass diagram 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 17 Kazakhstan Pavilion + Science Museum, Astana, Kazakhstan

Completed in 2017, the EXPO-2017 is a mega-project that includes 49 buildings which embrace the expo’s theme of “Future Energy.” Anthony led the team on the centerpiece of the exposition, an 80 meter diameter sphere with 20,000 sm of exhibition space on eight levels. The building incorporates and augments active power generation technologies such as solar power and wind turbines while employing passive strategies such as high-performance materials and the use of atria as thermal “lungs.” Anthony was responsible for developing advanced VR simulations of the interior and exterior environments of the building, improving the vision of the building and advancing the project’s tight timeline. The sphere is an icon and a driver for the integration of environmental performance across the Expo site and the city of Astana.

Client | AOR: IT Engineering Dates: 2014 - 2017 Images: AS+GG; Paul Raftery

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Figure 11: Kazakhstan Pavilion + Science Museum, entrance with PV scoop 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 18 Kazakhstan Pavilion + Science Museum, Astana, Kazakhstan

Figure 12: Kazakhstan Pavilion + Science Museum, rendering link

“Anthony led the Astana Expo Kazakhstan Pavilion design team. Innovation was required to design a spherical building that performed well in local climatic conditions and generated renewable energy using integrated wind turbines. Anthony not only led the parametric modeling but also shared this knowledge with junior team members who, by mid-way through the project, were able to create advanced VR simulations of the interior and exterior environments of the building.”

—Christopher Drew, PhD., Director of Sustainability, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Figure 13: Solar radiation analysis diagram 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 19 Kazakhstan Pavilion + Science Museum, Astana, Kazakhstan

Figure 14: Building integrated photovoltaics and wind turbine 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 20 Kazakhstan Pavilion + Science Museum, Astana, Kazakhstan

“Anthony is one of the most talented and creative designers that the firm has. As Design Lead for the sphere we worked together to develop a holistic approach to a very complex project”

—Jorge Soler, AIA, Retired Director of Technical Design, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Figure 15: Interior atrium 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 21 Energy Hall, Astana, Kazakhstan

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BUILDING ELEVATION/SECTION NOTES Figure 16: Energy Hall BUILDING ELEVATION/SECTION NOTES 1. FINAL COORDINATION OF PROJECT DESIGN ELEMENTS IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF IT ENGINEERS, INCLUDING 1. FINAL COORDINATION OF PROJECT DESIGN ELEMENTS IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF IT ENGINEERS, INCLUDING INFORMATION PROVIDED BY STRUCTURAL, MEP-FP, CIVIL AND LANDSCAPE CONSULTANTS. INFORMATION PROVIDED BY STRUCTURAL, MEP-FP,Astana CIVIL AND LANDSCAPE CONSULTANTS. Energy Hall is a 1000-seat theater adjacent to thea. REFERKazakhstan TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS FOR ALL B ASE BUILDING STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS AND a. REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS FOR ALL BASE BUILDING STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS. CONDITIONS. b. REFER TO MEP-FP DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION RELATED TO BUILDING SYSTEMS. b. REFER TO MEP-FP DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION RELATED TO BUILDING SYSTEMS. Pavilion and is a key performance space for EXPO-2017. As2. REFER TOpart PROJECT MANUAL of (SPECIFICATIONS) the FOR QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS. 2. REFER TO PROJECT MANUAL (SPECIFICATIONS) FOR QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS. 3. REFER TO G-0040 FOR MATERIAL LIST; REFER TO G-0050 FOR ABBREVIATIONS; REFER TO G-0055 FOR 3. REFER TO G-0040 FOR MATERIAL LIST; REFER TO G-0050 FOR ABBREVIATIONS; REFER TO G-0055 FOR TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHT / ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS; REFER TO G-0060 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND EXTERIOR WALL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS. G TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHT / ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS; REFER TO G-0060 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND EXTERIOR WALL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS.group of buildings that were led by Anthony, the “theater-within-a-box” 4. REFER TO GS-0800 FOR PARCEL B GEOMETRY. GS-0801 FOR PARCEL C GEOMETRY PLAN. G 4. REFER TO GS-0800 FOR PARCEL B GEOMETRY. GS-0801 FOR PARCEL C GEOMETRY PLAN. 5. REFER TO BUILDING PLANS FOR ELEVATION MARKERS AND LOCATION OF SECTION CUTS. 5. REFER TO BUILDING PLANS FOR ELEVATION MARKERSconcept AND LOCATION OF SECTION CUTS. integrates the complex program requirements of6. REFER a TO AE-6000fixed-seat SERIES DRAWING FOR BUILDING INTERIOR DESIGN INFORMATION. 6. REFER TO AE-6000 SERIES DRAWING FOR BUILDING INTERIOR DESIGN INFORMATION. 7. POST-EXPO PHASE INFORMATION SHOWN IN BOLD. EXISTING EXPO-PHASE CONSTRUCTION TYPICALLY SHOWN AS GREY-TONE. 7. POST-EXPO PHASE INFORMATION SHOWN IN BOLD. EXISTING EXPO-PHASE CONSTRUCTION TYPICALLY SHOWN AS GREY-TONE. proscenium-type theater along with the need for the otherwise8. ALL DIMENSIONS PROVIDED opaque TO CURVED GEOMETRY ARE ARC LENGTHS TAKEN AT THE EXTERIOR FACE OF WALL 8. ALL DIMENSIONS PROVIDED TO CURVED GEOMETRY ARE ARC LENGTHS TAKEN AT THE EXTERIOR FACE OF a. SOME DIMENSIONS ARE OBLIQUE TO SECTION CUT AND ARE ODD & VARY. WALL a. SOME DIMENSIONS ARE OBLIQUEform TO SECTION toCUT AND ARErespond ODD & VARY. to and activate the most populated area of the Expo. One of the unique features of the project is the responsive LED façade that

F wraps the entire theater component. The facade was developed during one F of the “hack-a-thon” research and development weekends organized by Anthony during the design and documentation phase.

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NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION ГАП А. ТЕРДЖАН IT ENGINEERING SA ПРОВЕРИЛ А. ТЕРДЖАН . подл . . 9 Beibitshilik street Saryarka district Astana РАЗРАБОТАЛ Ч. АЙДЫН Инв Energy Hall, Astana, Kazakhstan

Figure 18: Energy Hall prototyping link

“I had the great pleasure to collaborate with Anthony on a series of innovative projects that pushed the envelope of architectural thought. Through his tireless efforts in organizing and facilitating the quarterly “hack-a-thon” at AS+GG, he has made significant contributions to the architecture profession. These lively events target the advancement of digital design, fabrication and environmentally responsive systems. Not only is Anthony a skilled architect and leader, but his personality creates the type of open workplace that fosters innovation and bring out the very best in the people around him.” —Liam Lowry AIA, Asymptote Architecture

Figure 19: Energy Hall prototyping 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 23 Energy Hall, Astana, Kazakhstan

Figure 20: Energy Hall, a “theater-within-a-box” 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 24 Expo-2020 Mobility Pavilion, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

The Mobility Pavilion is a 15,000 sm exhibition space that was designed for the EXPO- 2020 in Dubai. The design is a simple, structural grid shell form that is easy to erect and clad in tile, a material that is indigenous to the region. The programmatically specific form is easily recognizable as contemporary, compact, and adaptable to include photovoltaics or light tubes and is durable and easy to maintain. The interior exhibition space is both responsive and dynamic to the movement of the visitors. Anthony led the design team for this highly intelligent design that incorporates renewable energy systems and is passively performative: self-shading with a low ratio of surface area to floor area due to its form.

Client: EXPO-2020 Dates: 2015 Images: AS+GG

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Figure 21: Expo-2020 Mobility Pavilion 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 25 “Anthony consistently strives to understand the core , Expo-2020 Mobility Pavilion issues affecting his design work. This natural curiosity Dubai, United Arab Emirates and his extensive knowledge of the latest digital design tools, results in projects such as the Mobility Pavilion that are elegant and innovative.” —John Viise, SE, PE, CEng, MIStructE, LEED AP, Associate Principal,

Figure 22: Expo-2020 Mobility Pavilion

Figure 23: Expo-2020 Mobility Pavilion 3D prototype 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 26 Expo-2020 Mobility Pavilion, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Figure 24: Interior exhibit

“During my time working with Anthony on Mobility Pavilion, he showed me what it meant to be an architect: dedicated, passionate, and always curious. Through his works and efforts at AS+GG he has inspired not just a generation of architects but multiple generations of dreamers.” —Mario O. Romero, Designer, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Figure 25: 3D prototype 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 27 National Museum of Health + Medicine, Chicago, Illinois

The National Museum of Health + Medicine in Chicago reimagines the 21st century exhibition space for the digital collection of historical medical artifacts. Anthony conceptualized this new space and developed a prototype exhibition, which looked at shaping the architecture of the space and the content of the exhibit around the user. The simple geometry of a ribbon of digital screens monitors movement of visitors and changes to each individual. The aggregation of the various occupants results in an ever- changing dynamic exhibition that itself is a “living organism.”

Client: Buonacorsi Foundation Dates: 2009 - 2013 Images: AS+GG

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Figure 26: National Museum of Health + Medicine 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 28 National Museum of Health + Medicine, Chicago, Illinois

Figure 27: 2012 exhibit link

Figure 28: Exhibit interaction diagram 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 29 National Museum of Health + Medicine, Chicago, Illinois

Figure 29: Exhibit viewfinders

Figure 30: Interactive exhibit diagram 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 30 hack-a-thon, Chicago, Illinois

Beginning in 2012 Anthony started a series of quarterly “hack-a-thons” to accelerate and organize research and development happening in an individual or isolated way within AS+GG. The “hack-a-thon’s” after-hours format is a vital, vibrant, and necessary distraction that allows people to be supported in their pursuits and interests. The setting is also not a solo endeavor but one that is supported and made better by an interdisciplinary group of colleagues. It allows us, as a collective firm, to focus or learn, discuss, dream, and imagine new possibilities and to understand how those dreams and possibilities can change the world.

Client: N/A Dates: 2012 - present Images: AS+GG

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Figure 31: Tangible design interface

Figure 32: Tangible design interface diagrams 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 31 hack-a-thon, Chicago, Illinois

Figure 33: 2015 Hack-a-thon event at AS+GG “Anthony is responsible for our internal “Hack-a-thon” series: a design platform that he personally developed and oversees in order to enrich creativity, teach technology and combine sustainable issues with formal practice.” —Gordon Gill, FAIA, Partner, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Figure 34: 2015 Hack-a-thon event at AS+GG 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 32 AIA Design KC | Chicago Computation Group, Chicago, Illinois

As co-chair for the AIA Chicago Design Knowledge Community Anthony organized discussions and presentations by some of the best designers practicing in the city. The common thread that bracketed the discussions he organized was that each project or firm is made up of and an interdisciplinary team of people executing their craft at an incredibly high level and working on something that is greater than the sum of their individual contributions. This idea later formed the basis for the creation, in 2014, of the Chicago Computation Group. Anthony shifted the focus from design to a much wider field of practitioners in the fields of data science, artificial intelligence, advanced building simulation, and researchers that use advanced technology to engage the built environment.

Client: N/A Dates: 2014 - present Images: AS+GG

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Anthony Viola AIA Design KC | Chicago Computation Group Co-Chair | Coordinator 30 August 2017 Figure 35: AIA Design Knowledge, Community Columbia College event

Figure 36: AIA Design Knowledge Community, Inspiration Kitchen event 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 33 AIA Design KC | Chicago Computation Group, Chicago, Illinois

Figure 37: Chicago Computation Group, 2016

“Anthony has for many years, in our work together at AS+GG and the Chicago Computation Group, been a leader and an advocate for the use of computation within the design process. His dedication to innovation and open knowledge sharing have benefited his office, the architectural community, and the industry.” —Jason Smith AIA, Design Principal, Smith Group JLL

Figure 38: Chicago Computation Group, website link 2017 Dubin Family Young Architect Award 34 I affirm that this entry meets the requirements state in the Call for Entries. I verify that the entry is entirely the work of those listed in this form.

Date: 6 September 2017 Signature of nominee

Print name: Anthony Viola, AIA, LEED AP