Call for Speakers
We want to hear from you, PechaKucha style!
What is PechaKucha? Japanese for “chit-chat,” PechaKucha is a presentation style in which 20 slides are shown for 20 seconds each (6 minutes and 40 seconds in total). The format, which keeps presentations concise and fast-paced, allows designers to exchange ideas, share projects and start a dialogue on issues and inspiration in our industry.
This presentation style is a perfect fit for the conference theme this year:
Cultivating Courage: Connect, Commit, Create. We’ll be focusing on projects such as Career Technical Education facilities, NextGen spaces, and charter schools that are committing to different models of educational delivery.
We’re encouraging you to bring your courage, and 20 slides, to be part of the conversation… PechaKucha style.
(Japanese: ぺちゃくちゃ, IPA: [petɕa kɯ̥tɕa])
Submit your proposal!
2018 Award Winners
To view all the awards,
click here.
Summit Design Award – Renovations
“Magic School Bus” Award presented to Mobile Academic Classroom by RB+B Architects and Poudre School District.
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The Design Award winner is Meeker Elementary School by DLR Group and Weld County School District 6.
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Peak Design Award
Early Childhood Center at the Boulder Jewish Community Center by RB+B Architects.
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People's Choice Award
Elementary School by DLR Group and Weld County School District 6.
President's Award
Cleworth Architectural Legacy Project (CAL), a nationally recognized program that utilizes lessons in architecture as tools for students to actively learn about various subjects, adding value to diverse classroom environments and acknowledging a variety of learning styles.
Energy Savings for Schools Program
Energy Resources for Rural Schools
Ideas. Support. Savings.
| FREE |
On-site energy and water audits from a team of experts |
| FREE |
Evaluation of renewable energy opportunities |
| FREE |
Technical support and energy coaching |
| FREE |
Implementation support and help identifying existing funding and financing options to get projects completed |
| FREE |
Recognition for your school's efforts and opportunities to engage students |
Why your school should participate in the Program:
- Reap tangible energy, water, and cost savings
- Easy and seamless with minimal school staff requirements
- Benefit from one-stop-shop services customized for rural schools to get projects implemented
- Build your energy management knowledge by connecting and exchanging ideas with peer schools
- Improve your school's learning environment with better lighting, heating, and cooling
- Be recognized for your efforts and share your story with your community and beyond
Click here for FAQs about the program.
Learn more today! Getting started is easy. To learn more contact the program manager, Susan Blythe.
SBlythe@BrendleGroup.com
970.207.0058 ext: 310
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