Institute For Leadership In Capital Projects

Programs: Downtown p3's with pat digiovanni, benefited 56 people. Covered new developments and the delivery of public private partnerships

tobin center for the performing arts exclusive site tour, benefited 32 people. Attendees received an in depth tour of san antonio's new tobin center.

austin chapter informational meeting and mixer, benefited 20 people. Opportunity to learn more about and become involved in your local i-lincp chapter! We will be discussing upcoming austin chapter events for 2014 & 2015 followed by networking/mixer.

co-location as a project delivery method, benefited 37 people. Discussed co-location, how it works and if it's working, using hausman road as the first design-build road project for the city of san antonio as a topic point.

6th annual lincp forum, benefited 60 people. Envisioning the future of capital projects looking further, deeper, wider into planning, technologies & resources.

round rock isd bond presentation, benefited 60 people. The presentation will give information about the rrisd 2014 bond program. Specifically it will cover: growth, general overview of projects, financial impact to taxpayers, important dates

san antonio river mission reach education, picnic and kayaking, benefited 28 people. The san antonio chapter takes a break from" business as usual" to enjoy an educational hands on program for the whole family. Matthew driffill, recreation superintendent of sara will give a firsthand account of the san antonio river improvements project. Then we will have the opportunity to experience the river improvements firsthand, by kayak. Catered bbq dinner and refreshments will be provided. Learning objectives: 1. Learn about the united states' largest ecological restoration of a riparian environment. 2. Understand the engineering and project management challenges of the river improvements project. 3. Understand the role of the us army corps of engineers in the design, management, and funding of an inland waterway project. 4. Learn about the community consensus building and constituency team building to accomplish a project of this size. 5. Learn the benefits the project offers to the community in the form of: flood control, ecological sound environment and recreation.

prefabrication as a project delivery strategy, benefited 41 people. Presented by hans clemmensen of skanska, justin bowker, pe of tdindustries and carlos moreno, aia of rvk architects. Skanska, tdindustries and rvk will discuss prefabrication and modulization trends, benefits and innovations in the healthcare industry. Learning points: what is prefabrication and modularization? Use of technology in prefabrication, challenges and implementation of prefabrication, benefits of prefabrication future of prefab in the aec industry

growth - the future of waller creek, benefited 33 people. Covered: why the transformation of waller creek plays an essential role in austin's future, the design vision for the lower 1. 5 miles of waller creek, including a chain of 5 parks and connected trails, the role of the waller creek conservancy in ensuring this transformation

presentation and tour: trinity university's new center for the sciences and innovation, benefited 43 people. Learning objectives: understand the programming and planning behind a state of the art higher ed engineering and science building, learn how the design team incorporated sustainable design into a higher ed engineering and science building, learn how public art and education enhancing design were incorporated to create an inviting educational environment, learn about construction techniques to successfully construct a state of the art higher ed engineering and science building

vision for the east riverside corridor, benefited 41 people. The area near east riverside drive between downtown austin and the austin bergstrom international airport epitomizes the car-dominated environment that is typical of much of the modern american landscape, but recent redevelopment interest created an opportunity to change the rules for new development so that it will be more people-oriented and supportive of transit.

lid (low impact development strategies), benefited 55 people. A general presentation about what lid is, examples in our city, the new lid design manual, and incorporating lid as a design option into the 2015 udc updates. Learning points: 1. Understand the science behind low impact design practices in site development. 2. Learn the ecological and financial benefits by utilizing low impact design practices in site development. 3. Learn the application of appropriate low impact design practices in site development. 4. Learn the incorporation of low impact design site development practices in upcoming city codes and ordinances.

acc - highland mall and future plans, benefited 47 people. Talking points: 1) how the redevelopment project originated as a plan for mixed use and college use in a new urbanism design 2) vision for redevelopment, academic plan and master plan 3) penny's building as first renovated and repurposed structure 4) dillard's and rackspace p3 5) future redevelopment activities

lean project delivery case study: bexar county adult detention facility, benefited 44 people. In this session, lean practitioners from leading specialty and trade contractors will demonstrate how they have collaboratively utilized lean construction principles on their own to deliver and capture more value and differentiate themselves from the competition. Lean construction techniques and culture have begun to change the construction industry. This collaborative approach delivers greater value by exposing and eliminating waste, promoting continuous improvement and improvement measurements, utilizing "management by sight" techniques that enable engagement by all on the project, and deploying the last planner tools that yield optimum efficiencies. However, too often lean construction implementation is controlled and dominated by the general contractor or construction manager, and the subcontractors, trade contractors and specialty contractors are left to struggle to consistently implement lean from project to project and in their own shop.

texas state university system 2015-2016 forecasted capital projects, benefited 161 people. Rob roy parnell, associate vice chancellor of the texas state university system, will be discussing potential upcoming capital projects planned by the system for the next two years. This will include tuition revenue bond projects as well as other projects funded by higher education assistance funds, student referendums and gifts. Procurement methods for the delivery of project and discussion on the next legislative session. Talking points: 1. Campuses served by the system 2. Organizational arrangement of the system/campuses for the delivery of projects 3. Procurement processes for the selection of design and construction professionals 4. Discussion on the legislative process 5. Discussion on planned projects for the next two fiscal years

tour of the new geekdom spaces at the rand building, benefited 33 people. Learning objectives 1. Understand the programming and planning behind geekdom. 2. Learn how collaborative coworking space helps entrepreneurs, technologists, developers, makers & creatives help each other to build businesses and other cool things. 3. Learn how geekdom stimulates collaboration between creative people 4. Learn how geekdom inspires creativity in the workplace.

new parkland campus presentation and dallas chapter introduction, benefited 28 people. Talking points: 1. Program priorities and impacts on the design of the new campus. 2. The size of the new campus, as compared to the current campus. 3. Lessons learned during design and construction of the new parkland campus project. 4. Some of the "tools" used in the design and construction of the new campus.

ut: anatomy of a project, benefited 44 people. Description: the iconic main tower on the ut austin campus had not received a significant renovation for many years. To alleviate code, life safety, hazardous material and infrastructure issues, ut austin tapped ofpc to lead a design-build approach on the renovation of the tower and three adjacent buildings (parlin, calhoun and homer rainey. The project had all of the complexities expected including working in an occupied area, unreliable as-built information and hazardous materials. The design-build team partnered to exceed expectations on this most important project. Learning points: learn how a "building preservation hierarchy" process was used during the planning and design of this project. Understand how the integration of new systems into an iconic landmark structure supported a "leave no trace" philosophy. Hear what it takes to build a highly-functioning design-build team. Learn the positives, challenges, and lessons-learned from the project team that was engaged from the design, construction, and owner sides.

san antonio winter program: city architect's office state of the year, benefited 91 people. Introductions of the new san antonio chapter board of directors + presentations by tci project managers on select projects: convention center expansion and alamo dome improvements, by jeff knippel, capital programs manager, encino branch library and d2 library, by stacy gonzales, project manager, yanaguana garden and civic park, by carlos mendez, landscape architect, pre-k 4 sa - east side, by bill hensley, architect

austin winter social and happy hour, benefited 20 people. Program: 5:00 - networking and noshing 6:00 - new chapter officer introductions and announcements