Speaking Engagements
Teaching Urban Retail Best Practices
Urban Retail: Essential Planning, Design and Management: Harvard University GSD Executive Education Program
CEUs: 21 AIA/CES (HSW) | 21 AICP/CM | 21 LA/CES (HSW)
Terry Shook, FAIA, along with Robert J. Gibbs, AICP, ASLA, CNU-A, will be at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design June 24-26 to teach a course that offers a rich cross section of the planning practices and opportunities. Now in its twenty-third year, the program will examine the planning approaches, retail design and merchandising principles necessary for the creation of place-based commerce.
Enrollment is now open!
Past Speaking Engagements
WMU Food Marketing Conference
Kevin E. Kelley
Solutions for Growth: Transforming the Retail Experience
The 54th Annual WMU Food Marketing Conference
Time: 9:15am – 10:00am
Location: DeVos Place, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Ballroom BCD
View more info here
2018 NAHB LANDS Conference
The Integrative World - Fitting New Trends Into Old Land Use Regulations
Terry Shook, FAIA, along with Ari Pollack, of Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell, will be speaking at NAHB's Housing Law Conference to speak to attendees about fitting new land use trends into old regulations.
Learn more about NAHB's 2018 Conference & Roundtable here.
NAHB’s Legal Action Network for Development Strategies (LANDS) Housing Law CLE & Roundtable is a housing-focused CLE that provides education and networking opportunities, geared to those in the building industry, bringing together land use attorneys, environmental attorneys, home builders, land developers, home building associations and other industry professionals.
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ULI Fall Meeting
Thresholds in Development for Non-Architects
Terry Shook, FAIA will participate in a panel session with Matt Hopkins of Aimco and Walter Ploskon, AIA, LEED AP of Niles Bolton Associates, providing an overview of International Building Code construction thresholds from a development perspective and the cost considerations for each, along with a list and explanation of basic use constraints when planning a diverse suburban project.
Visit Event Website here.
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