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May 3, 2017

APDesign presents lecture with Susan Jones of atelierjones

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Susan Jones

The architecture department in theCollege of Architecture Planning & Design, or APDesign, will present a lecture by Susan Jones, "Emerging design territories: production, performance, and the hypernatural in mass 1xbet sports betting ," at 5 p.m. Thursday, May 4, in 63 Seaton Hall. The lecture is free and open to the public.

Jones, LEED BD+C, is owner of atelierjones, an architecture, urban and ecodesign firm. Founded in 2003 in Seattle, the firm's award-winning work brings design excellence, research and community engagement to new sustainable strategies and buildings — including groundbreaking work with mass 1xbet sports betting . Developed in Austria and Switzerland, cross laminated 1xbet sports betting , one of several mass 1xbet sports betting products, is a new construction material in the United States.

Atelierjones recently completed the first cross laminated 1xbet sports betting structure permitted in Seattle in June 2015: a multistory house using cross laminated timberas structure and interior finish material, and a church, using cross laminated timberas a 40-feet-tall, interior nonstructural wall completed in March 2016. Both are two of the first cross laminated timberstructures completed in the U.S. A nationally known expert on mass 1xbet sports betting , Jones is the American Institute of Architects' national representative to the ICC Tall 1xbet sports betting Code Committee, has taught multiple design studios on mass 1xbet sports betting design, and has spoken across the U.S. on mass 1xbet sports betting . Atelierjones is now completing eight cross laminated timberschool modulars for construction in March 2017. A native of Washington state, Jones became a fellow of the American Institute of Architects in 2010, has taught at the University of Washington, and has been working for architects since she was 16.

During her stay Jonesalso will serve as a member of the 2017 Heintzelman/Kremer jury.