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Conference Theme

The last two years have created an era of uncertain financial stability.  No sector of higher education has been spared the effects of the recession. New attitudes, tools, and strategies have emerged in response to current threats and opportunities.

Whether small or large, public or private, your institution can benefit from new paradigms created to address funding, resource allocation, capital investment, pedagogy, and technology based on creativity and thrift. This conference will focus on charting new courses during unprecedented challenging times.

Learn how to maintain your new course as it pertains to: your mission and core values, academic excellence, technological prowess, state-of-the-art facilities, and sense of direction.

Share new integrated planning and implementation strategies required for a successful future.

Connect with your regional colleagues.

The Aventine!

This year's conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine. The Aventine, one of San Diego's most recognized landmarks, mixes business and pleasure by offering first-class international cuisine and quality entertainment in an urbane setting of tiled courtyards, lush gardens and cypress trees.

The Hyatt Regency was built by famed architect Michael Graves. Graves is an American architect and designer, born in Indianapolis, IN, and educated at the University of Cincinnati and at Harvard University. Graves innate gift for drawing and painting became one of the cornerstones of his architectural talents. 

Graves major buildings include the Portland Building in Oregon, an innovative, decorative and energy-efficient structure that opened in 1982; the pastel San Juan Capistrano Regional Library built in California Spanish missionary style; and the Humana Building in Louisville, Kentucky, a pink and red granite skyscraper.

Current Pacific Regional Sponsors

Pacific Sponsorship Application (PDF)
Sponsorship Opportunities (PDF)

Platinum Colleague

Degenkolb Engineers, www.degenkolb.com
HDR | CUH2A, www.hdrinc.com, www.cuh2a.com

Gold Colleague

Glumac, www.glumac.com
Perkins + Will, www.perkinswill.com
Rutherford & Chekene, www.ruthchek.com

Silver Colleague

Ayers/Saint/Gross Architects & Planners, www.asg-architects.com
BCCI Construction Company, www.bcciconst.com
BOORA Architects, www.boora.com
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, www.dpsdesign.org
DES Architects + Engineers, www.des-ae.com
Flad Architects, www.flad.com
HMC Architects, www.hmcarchitects.com
Interface Engineering, www.ieice.com
Mahlum Architects, www.mahlum.com
Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch, www.mazzetti.com
The Miller|Hull Partnership, www.millerhull.com
Ratcliff Architects, www.ratcliffarch.com
RFD, Research Facilities Design, www.rfd.com
SafirRosetti, www.safirrosetti.com
Skanska, www.skanska.com
SmithGroup, Inc., www.smithgroup.com
Sundt Construction, Inc., www.sundt.com
Swinerton Management & Consulting, www.swinerton.com
THA Architecture, www.thaarchitecture.com
VBN Architects, www.vbnarch.com
Watry Design, Inc., www.watrydesign.com
WLC Architects, Inc., www.wlcarchitects.com
WRNS Studio, LLP, www.wrnsstudio.com
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP, www.zgf.com

Bronze Colleague

Alfa Tech Cambridge Group, www.atcginc.net
Anderson Brulé Architects, www.aba-arch.com
Beverly Prior Architects, www.bparch.com
CO Architects, www.coarchitects.com
CSW Stuber-Stroeh Engineering, www.cswst2.com
Guttmann & Blaevoet Consulting Engineers, www.gb-eng.com
Noll & Tam Architects, www.nollandtam.com
Sasaki Associates, Inc., www.sasaki.com
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc., www.sgh.com
TEECOM Design Group, www.teecom.com
Walker Parking Consultants, www.walkerparking.com
Walter P. Moore, www.walterpmoore.com
WSP Flack+Kurtz, www.wspfk.com

Sponsorship list updated March 12, 2010