Craig is the current president of the Southern California Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects. In addition, he is starting a role as a member of the Design-Build Institute of America Western Pacific Region DEI Committee. He has more than 3 decades of experience in the design and construction of public projects. For the last 5 years he was the California Public Practice lead for IBI Group (now Arcadis) in charge of the public practice work with offices in Los Angeles, Irvine, San Diego, San Jose, and San Luis Obispo. In addition he was the executive sponsor of the firm’s JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion) Task Force employee resource group force that is developed recommendations to improve the culture of the firm in these areas and to make sure IBI follows through with the statements made in our response to the tragic and unjustifiable killing of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Regis Korchinski-Paquet, “Working Together to Respond to Systemic and Institutional Anti-Black Racism”. Craig has recently left Arcadis to take on a new challenge at Carrier Johnson + Culture and is looking forward to working with the leadership to grow the practice in Higher Education and Civic work.
He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. During his time at Cal Poly, he studied architecture for a full year in Copenhagen Denmark. He became a California Registered Architect in 1994. His career started with BFGC Architects in 1990 where he became a firm Principal. In 2009 BFGC was acquired by IBI Group and in 2013 Craig accepted an opportunity to be part of the leadership in the Los Angeles Office. He has been involved with all aspects of complex public project business development, project management, planning, design, quality control and project delivery for public clients throughout California. He is most proud of his ability to build project consensus and become part of the fabric of a client’s organization. His resume includes educational and civic sector projects ranging from programing to new construction to tenant improvements for K-12 schools, Community Colleges, University, and Civic Sector Projects including Libraries, Transit and Public Safety Projects.
Craig is the current president of the Southern California Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects. In addition, he is starting a role as a member of the Design-Build Institute of America Western Pacific Region DEI Committee. He has more than 3 decades of experience in the design and construction of public projects. For the last 5 years he was the California Public Practice lead for IBI Group (now Arcadis) in charge of the public practice work with offices in Los Angeles, Irvine, San Diego, San Jose, and San Luis Obispo. In addition he was the executive sponsor of the firm’s JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion) Task Force employee resource group force that is developed recommendations to improve the culture of the firm in these areas and to make sure IBI follows through with the statements made in our response to the tragic and unjustifiable killing of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Regis Korchinski-Paquet, “Working Together to Respond to Systemic and Institutional Anti-Black Racism”. Craig has recently left Arcadis to take on a new challenge at Carrier Johnson + Culture and is looking forward to working with the leadership to grow the practice in Higher Education and Civic work.
He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. During his time at Cal Poly, he studied architecture for a full year in Copenhagen Denmark. He became a California Registered Architect in 1994. His career started with BFGC Architects in 1990 where he became a firm Principal. In 2009 BFGC was acquired by IBI Group and in 2013 Craig accepted an opportunity to be part of the leadership in the Los Angeles Office. He has been involved with all aspects of complex public project business development, project management, planning, design, quality control and project delivery for public clients throughout California. He is most proud of his ability to build project consensus and become part of the fabric of a client’s organization. His resume includes educational and civic sector projects ranging from programing to new construction to tenant improvements for K-12 schools, Community Colleges, University, and Civic Sector Projects including Libraries, Transit and Public Safety Projects.
Craig Atkinson
Craig is the current president of the Southern California Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects. In addition, he is starting a role as a member of the Design-Build Institute of America Western Pacific Region DEI Committee. He has more than 3 decades of experience in the design and construction of public projects. For the last 5 years he was the California Public Practice lead for IBI Group (now Arcadis) in charge of the public practice work with offices in Los Angeles, Irvine, San Diego, San Jose, and San Luis Obispo. In addition he was the executive sponsor of the firm’s JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion) Task Force employee resource group force that is developed recommendations to improve the culture of the firm in these areas and to make sure IBI follows through with the statements made in our response to the tragic and unjustifiable killing of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Regis Korchinski-Paquet, “Working Together to Respond to Systemic and Institutional Anti-Black Racism”. Craig has recently left Arcadis to take on a new challenge at Carrier Johnson + Culture and is looking forward to working with the leadership to grow the practice in Higher Education and Civic work.
He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. During his time at Cal Poly, he studied architecture for a full year in Copenhagen Denmark. He became a California Registered Architect in 1994. His career started with BFGC Architects in 1990 where he became a firm Principal. In 2009 BFGC was acquired by IBI Group and in 2013 Craig accepted an opportunity to be part of the leadership in the Los Angeles Office. He has been involved with all aspects of complex public project business development, project management, planning, design, quality control and project delivery for public clients throughout California. He is most proud of his ability to build project consensus and become part of the fabric of a client’s organization. His resume includes educational and civic sector projects ranging from programing to new construction to tenant improvements for K-12 schools, Community Colleges, University, and Civic Sector Projects including Libraries, Transit and Public Safety Projects.
Matthew is a talented Architect, licensed in the state of California. He exhibits a strong understanding of both technical and artistic design disciplines with experience in a vast number of project typologies. These include community centers, retail, schools, restaurants, theme parks, destination entertainment, hotels and Libraries.
As Matthew progressed through his architectural career, he has given back to his community through his involvement in the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA). He participated in the planning and execution of the SoCal NOMA Summer Camp for seven years and served on the Executive Board from 2017 to 2021. During his four-year tenure, he founded the Developing Professional Group, which is dedicated to empowering minority design professionals in reaching licensure through mentoring, educational seminars, study materials, and financial aid for exam costs. When Matthew stepped down from the director position in 2021, the program had produced seven new SoCal NOMA Architects. The Developing Professional Group is still engaging and supporting aspiring architects in 2023 and beyond. In June 2023, Matthew became the First Vice President and President Elect of SoCal NOMA.
Matthew’s passion for uplifting communities and culture through thoughtful design has earned him respect and admiration in his firm and in the architecture community. As a leader in his firm, Matthew channels his passion for people and design in a way that makes space for honest, meaningful dialog and outcomes.
Matthew is a talented Architect, licensed in the state of California. He exhibits a strong understanding of both technical and artistic design disciplines with experience in a vast number of project typologies. These include community centers, retail, schools, restaurants, theme parks, destination entertainment, hotels and Libraries.
As Matthew progressed through his architectural career, he has given back to his community through his involvement in the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA). He participated in the planning and execution of the SoCal NOMA Summer Camp for seven years and served on the Executive Board from 2017 to 2021. During his four-year tenure, he founded the Developing Professional Group, which is dedicated to empowering minority design professionals in reaching licensure through mentoring, educational seminars, study materials, and financial aid for exam costs. When Matthew stepped down from the director position in 2021, the program had produced seven new SoCal NOMA Architects. The Developing Professional Group is still engaging and supporting aspiring architects in 2023 and beyond. In June 2023, Matthew became the First Vice President and President Elect of SoCal NOMA.
Matthew’s passion for uplifting communities and culture through thoughtful design has earned him respect and admiration in his firm and in the architecture community. As a leader in his firm, Matthew channels his passion for people and design in a way that makes space for honest, meaningful dialog and outcomes.
Matthew Trotter, NOMA, AIA, NCARB
Matthew is a talented Architect, licensed in the state of California. He exhibits a strong understanding of both technical and artistic design disciplines with experience in a vast number of project typologies. These include community centers, retail, schools, restaurants, theme parks, destination entertainment, hotels and Libraries.
As Matthew progressed through his architectural career, he has given back to his community through his involvement in the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA). He participated in the planning and execution of the SoCal NOMA Summer Camp for seven years and served on the Executive Board from 2017 to 2021. During his four-year tenure, he founded the Developing Professional Group, which is dedicated to empowering minority design professionals in reaching licensure through mentoring, educational seminars, study materials, and financial aid for exam costs. When Matthew stepped down from the director position in 2021, the program had produced seven new SoCal NOMA Architects. The Developing Professional Group is still engaging and supporting aspiring architects in 2023 and beyond. In June 2023, Matthew became the First Vice President and President Elect of SoCal NOMA.
Matthew’s passion for uplifting communities and culture through thoughtful design has earned him respect and admiration in his firm and in the architecture community. As a leader in his firm, Matthew channels his passion for people and design in a way that makes space for honest, meaningful dialog and outcomes.
Angela, AIA, NCARB, NOMA is an Associate with Arcadis and an Architect with over 18 years of architectural and interior design experience. With a current focus on Civic and Interiors projects, she has worked on a variety of project types, including libraries, schools and office buildings throughout California. She is a native of Minneapolis and completed her Bachelor of Art with an Architecture Major/Interdisciplinary Design Minor and Master of Architecture at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. During her undergraduate studies, she and some fellow classmates began the first NOMAS chapter at the University of Minnesota. After moving to Los Angeles, Angela became involved in SoCal NOMA by first volunteering at the summer camps and later becoming a member. She continues to volunteer at the summer camp and has become involved in the curriculum planning the last few years. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, wine tasting, skiing and watching soccer and ice hockey.
Angela, AIA, NCARB, NOMA is an Associate with Arcadis and an Architect with over 18 years of architectural and interior design experience. With a current focus on Civic and Interiors projects, she has worked on a variety of project types, including libraries, schools and office buildings throughout California. She is a native of Minneapolis and completed her Bachelor of Art with an Architecture Major/Interdisciplinary Design Minor and Master of Architecture at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. During her undergraduate studies, she and some fellow classmates began the first NOMAS chapter at the University of Minnesota. After moving to Los Angeles, Angela became involved in SoCal NOMA by first volunteering at the summer camps and later becoming a member. She continues to volunteer at the summer camp and has become involved in the curriculum planning the last few years. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, wine tasting, skiing and watching soccer and ice hockey.
Angela Ball, AIA, NCARB, NOMA
Angela, AIA, NCARB, NOMA is an Associate with Arcadis and an Architect with over 18 years of architectural and interior design experience. With a current focus on Civic and Interiors projects, she has worked on a variety of project types, including libraries, schools and office buildings throughout California. She is a native of Minneapolis and completed her Bachelor of Art with an Architecture Major/Interdisciplinary Design Minor and Master of Architecture at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. During her undergraduate studies, she and some fellow classmates began the first NOMAS chapter at the University of Minnesota. After moving to Los Angeles, Angela became involved in SoCal NOMA by first volunteering at the summer camps and later becoming a member. She continues to volunteer at the summer camp and has become involved in the curriculum planning the last few years. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, wine tasting, skiing and watching soccer and ice hockey.
Erika Abrams lives at the intersection of creative operations, strategy, culture, and people who is known for strategic business transformation, revenue growth, and cultivating high-caliber creative teams. As an executive, she excels in strategic forecasting, consistently achieving double-digit profitability increases.
Erika’s expertise extends to innovative organizational design, strategy, and culture building, emphasizing the importance of designing for and with diverse and inclusive creative cultures. She contributes significantly to the Los Angeles creative community through local and national programming, making her a transformative force in the industry.
Erika Abrams lives at the intersection of creative operations, strategy, culture, and people who is known for strategic business transformation, revenue growth, and cultivating high-caliber creative teams. As an executive, she excels in strategic forecasting, consistently achieving double-digit profitability increases.
Erika’s expertise extends to innovative organizational design, strategy, and culture building, emphasizing the importance of designing for and with diverse and inclusive creative cultures. She contributes significantly to the Los Angeles creative community through local and national programming, making her a transformative force in the industry.
Erika Abrams
Erika Abrams lives at the intersection of creative operations, strategy, culture, and people who is known for strategic business transformation, revenue growth, and cultivating high-caliber creative teams. As an executive, she excels in strategic forecasting, consistently achieving double-digit profitability increases.
Erika’s expertise extends to innovative organizational design, strategy, and culture building, emphasizing the importance of designing for and with diverse and inclusive creative cultures. She contributes significantly to the Los Angeles creative community through local and national programming, making her a transformative force in the industry.
Carla Flagg, NOMAC, AIA, NCARB is a licensed architect in the State of California and a distinguished member of the National Organization of Minority Architects. With over 33 years of membership and volunteer service, Carla is proud to have been a past National Board member, serving as Secretary. Within each term, Carla was able to guide, manage and organize such efforts as working with past NOMA President James Washington, to support the Louisiana Chapter in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and working with past NOMA President R. Steven Lewis to connect with the RedCross and CHF International Fund to provide shelter for Haiti after the devastating earthquake. Locally, Carla has dedicated time to the Southern California Chapter as past secretary, provided management skills to the organization of the 2016 National Conference held in Los Angeles and is the current Socal NOMA treasurer. Recently, Carla received the high honor of becoming a NOMA Council (NOMAC) member.
Carla Flagg, NOMAC, AIA, NCARB is a licensed architect in the State of California and a distinguished member of the National Organization of Minority Architects. With over 33 years of membership and volunteer service, Carla is proud to have been a past National Board member, serving as Secretary. Within each term, Carla was able to guide, manage and organize such efforts as working with past NOMA President James Washington, to support the Louisiana Chapter in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and working with past NOMA President R. Steven Lewis to connect with the RedCross and CHF International Fund to provide shelter for Haiti after the devastating earthquake. Locally, Carla has dedicated time to the Southern California Chapter as past secretary, provided management skills to the organization of the 2016 National Conference held in Los Angeles and is the current Socal NOMA treasurer. Recently, Carla received the high honor of becoming a NOMA Council (NOMAC) member.
Carla Flagg, NOMAC, AIA, NCARB
Carla Flagg, NOMAC, AIA, NCARB is a licensed architect in the State of California and a distinguished member of the National Organization of Minority Architects. With over 33 years of membership and volunteer service, Carla is proud to have been a past National Board member, serving as Secretary. Within each term, Carla was able to guide, manage and organize such efforts as working with past NOMA President James Washington, to support the Louisiana Chapter in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and working with past NOMA President R. Steven Lewis to connect with the RedCross and CHF International Fund to provide shelter for Haiti after the devastating earthquake. Locally, Carla has dedicated time to the Southern California Chapter as past secretary, provided management skills to the organization of the 2016 National Conference held in Los Angeles and is the current Socal NOMA treasurer. Recently, Carla received the high honor of becoming a NOMA Council (NOMAC) member.
As a fourth-generation Japanese American and second-generation architect, Jaret has a deep appreciation for personal beliefs, alternative points of view, and acting with conviction. He believes a diversity of voices and ideas to challenge the profession’s status quo are necessary to shape its future. Jaret’s involvement on the SoCal NOMA Board is dedicated to expanding pathways for the voices that will challenge, lead, and ultimately enrich our profession.
As a fourth-generation Japanese American and second-generation architect, Jaret has a deep appreciation for personal beliefs, alternative points of view, and acting with conviction. He believes a diversity of voices and ideas to challenge the profession’s status quo are necessary to shape its future. Jaret’s involvement on the SoCal NOMA Board is dedicated to expanding pathways for the voices that will challenge, lead, and ultimately enrich our profession.
Jaret Uyeda
As a fourth-generation Japanese American and second-generation architect, Jaret has a deep appreciation for personal beliefs, alternative points of view, and acting with conviction. He believes a diversity of voices and ideas to challenge the profession’s status quo are necessary to shape its future. Jaret’s involvement on the SoCal NOMA Board is dedicated to expanding pathways for the voices that will challenge, lead, and ultimately enrich our profession.
Eddie Gomez serves as a Director for Westgroup Designs, an architectural firm based out of Orange County, CA. He is a graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s esteemed architecture program, where he helped lead multiple student run organizations that had a focus on bringing diverse perspectives into positions of influence. He continues that role into his professional and personal communities, as an advocate and activator. His passions extend into the many facets of cultural influence that have created intersections of creativity.
Eddie Gomez serves as a Director for Westgroup Designs, an architectural firm based out of Orange County, CA. He is a graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s esteemed architecture program, where he helped lead multiple student run organizations that had a focus on bringing diverse perspectives into positions of influence. He continues that role into his professional and personal communities, as an advocate and activator. His passions extend into the many facets of cultural influence that have created intersections of creativity.
Eddie Gomez
Eddie Gomez serves as a Director for Westgroup Designs, an architectural firm based out of Orange County, CA. He is a graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s esteemed architecture program, where he helped lead multiple student run organizations that had a focus on bringing diverse perspectives into positions of influence. He continues that role into his professional and personal communities, as an advocate and activator. His passions extend into the many facets of cultural influence that have created intersections of creativity.
Saif is an Associate Principal and Designer at NAC Architecture’s Los Angeles office and a leader of the firm’s JEDI committee. As a design thinker, his experience working with a broad spectrum of clients has sculpted his view of how policy and the built environment can incorporate a broader perspective of inclusion. He strives to create facilities that help break down stereotypical assumptions and help a broad cross-section of students grow and thrive. He has spoken on issues of designing for inclusivity and equality at numerous conferences and continues to lead valuable discussion in planning and executing the design of educational spaces. Saif graduated with a Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is both a LEED AP and a certified member of the Design Build Institute of America.
Saif is an Associate Principal and Designer at NAC Architecture’s Los Angeles office and a leader of the firm’s JEDI committee. As a design thinker, his experience working with a broad spectrum of clients has sculpted his view of how policy and the built environment can incorporate a broader perspective of inclusion. He strives to create facilities that help break down stereotypical assumptions and help a broad cross-section of students grow and thrive. He has spoken on issues of designing for inclusivity and equality at numerous conferences and continues to lead valuable discussion in planning and executing the design of educational spaces. Saif graduated with a Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is both a LEED AP and a certified member of the Design Build Institute of America.
Saif Vagh
Saif is an Associate Principal and Designer at NAC Architecture’s Los Angeles office and a leader of the firm’s JEDI committee. As a design thinker, his experience working with a broad spectrum of clients has sculpted his view of how policy and the built environment can incorporate a broader perspective of inclusion. He strives to create facilities that help break down stereotypical assumptions and help a broad cross-section of students grow and thrive. He has spoken on issues of designing for inclusivity and equality at numerous conferences and continues to lead valuable discussion in planning and executing the design of educational spaces. Saif graduated with a Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is both a LEED AP and a certified member of the Design Build Institute of America.
Leonardo Sanchez is a recent pursuer of the field of Architecture and has adapted well to this new endeavor. After over thirty years in the field of graphic design, coupled with almost 10 years’ prior experience as a Design Professor, he made the conscious decision to reinvent himself and set into motion a new career in Architecture. This journey began with foundational architecture courses at two local community colleges and within a year he enrolled and was accepted into the M.S. “Design of Cities” postgraduate degree program with Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCIARC) located in the Art’s District just Northeast of Downtown Los Angeles.
Before completing this accelerated program, he applied to M-Arch I program, also at SCIARC and was accepted. As a result, he graduated on a Sunday, and the following day began the Master’s in Architecture program where he is about to complete his first year and is excelling in all his courses.
All the while, he has been an active member of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA). Through this program, he has volunteered with both the NOMAS Summer Camp and the Bootcamp programs, where he has participated in helping inspire young minds from both grade school and high school, steering them toward a potential career choice also in architecture. The best part of it all is he is a recipient of NOMA’s full scholarship. We look forward to seeing where he takes this amazing opportunity.
Leonardo Sanchez is a recent pursuer of the field of Architecture and has adapted well to this new endeavor. After over thirty years in the field of graphic design, coupled with almost 10 years’ prior experience as a Design Professor, he made the conscious decision to reinvent himself and set into motion a new career in Architecture. This journey began with foundational architecture courses at two local community colleges and within a year he enrolled and was accepted into the M.S. “Design of Cities” postgraduate degree program with Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCIARC) located in the Art’s District just Northeast of Downtown Los Angeles.
Before completing this accelerated program, he applied to M-Arch I program, also at SCIARC and was accepted. As a result, he graduated on a Sunday, and the following day began the Master’s in Architecture program where he is about to complete his first year and is excelling in all his courses.
All the while, he has been an active member of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA). Through this program, he has volunteered with both the NOMAS Summer Camp and the Bootcamp programs, where he has participated in helping inspire young minds from both grade school and high school, steering them toward a potential career choice also in architecture. The best part of it all is he is a recipient of NOMA’s full scholarship. We look forward to seeing where he takes this amazing opportunity.
Leonardo Sanchez
Leonardo Sanchez is a recent pursuer of the field of Architecture and has adapted well to this new endeavor. After over thirty years in the field of graphic design, coupled with almost 10 years’ prior experience as a Design Professor, he made the conscious decision to reinvent himself and set into motion a new career in Architecture. This journey began with foundational architecture courses at two local community colleges and within a year he enrolled and was accepted into the M.S. “Design of Cities” postgraduate degree program with Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCIARC) located in the Art’s District just Northeast of Downtown Los Angeles.
Before completing this accelerated program, he applied to M-Arch I program, also at SCIARC and was accepted. As a result, he graduated on a Sunday, and the following day began the Master’s in Architecture program where he is about to complete his first year and is excelling in all his courses.
All the while, he has been an active member of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA). Through this program, he has volunteered with both the NOMAS Summer Camp and the Bootcamp programs, where he has participated in helping inspire young minds from both grade school and high school, steering them toward a potential career choice also in architecture. The best part of it all is he is a recipient of NOMA’s full scholarship. We look forward to seeing where he takes this amazing opportunity.
Lance Collins is a Director at Partner Energy with experience in sustainable design and construction practices including whole-building analysis/benchmarking, energy conservation measures, resource consumption reduction strategies, LEED certification administration, building commissioning, solar project development, and project/construction management.
As a licensed architect in the state of California, a LEED Accredited Professional, a Green Globes Assessor, and a Certified Sustainable Building Advisor, Lance holds over 15 years of professional experience in the fields of sustainable design, architecture, and urban design. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the United States Green Building Council (USGBC), and the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA).
In addition to his professional experience, Mr. Collins has also been an adjunct professor at Long Beach City College and has guest lectured at the University of Southern California, Santa Monica College, California State University at Long Beach, and Mt. San Antonio College, teaching Green Building Principles and sustainable design strategies to students and industry professionals.
Lance Collins is a Director at Partner Energy with experience in sustainable design and construction practices including whole-building analysis/benchmarking, energy conservation measures, resource consumption reduction strategies, LEED certification administration, building commissioning, solar project development, and project/construction management.
As a licensed architect in the state of California, a LEED Accredited Professional, a Green Globes Assessor, and a Certified Sustainable Building Advisor, Lance holds over 15 years of professional experience in the fields of sustainable design, architecture, and urban design. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the United States Green Building Council (USGBC), and the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA).
In addition to his professional experience, Mr. Collins has also been an adjunct professor at Long Beach City College and has guest lectured at the University of Southern California, Santa Monica College, California State University at Long Beach, and Mt. San Antonio College, teaching Green Building Principles and sustainable design strategies to students and industry professionals.
Lance Collins
Lance Collins is a Director at Partner Energy with experience in sustainable design and construction practices including whole-building analysis/benchmarking, energy conservation measures, resource consumption reduction strategies, LEED certification administration, building commissioning, solar project development, and project/construction management.
As a licensed architect in the state of California, a LEED Accredited Professional, a Green Globes Assessor, and a Certified Sustainable Building Advisor, Lance holds over 15 years of professional experience in the fields of sustainable design, architecture, and urban design. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the United States Green Building Council (USGBC), and the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA).
In addition to his professional experience, Mr. Collins has also been an adjunct professor at Long Beach City College and has guest lectured at the University of Southern California, Santa Monica College, California State University at Long Beach, and Mt. San Antonio College, teaching Green Building Principles and sustainable design strategies to students and industry professionals.
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