Lindsay Brugger, Aia, Cphc Email & Phone Number

Leads strategy, oversees project and event development and execution, and provides subject matter expertise for Resilience and Adaptation and Disaster Assistance programs.

• Develops education, tools, and resources through facilitation, volunteer management, and engagement to empower architects to address natural hazards and a changing climate. Resource development
• Led development of the AIA Re-occupancy Assessment Tool; designed for architects, facility managers, and building owners to utilize in preparing buildings for re-occupancy during COVID-19.
• Led development of AIA Architects’ Guide to Business Continuity; an interactive guide to help architects and others in the building industry anticipate, prepare for, and withstand disruption
• Participated in the development of the AIA Climate Action Plan; a strategy that set forth AIA priorities for mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change
• Managed consultant and SME contributions to AIA Resilience + Adaptation on-line certificate series; an AIAU-hosted series consisting of over 16 HSW CEUs that provide architects with the knowledge to address shocks and.
• Managed stakeholder contributions to AIA Disaster Assistance Handbook, 3rd edition; a go-to guide for architects and industry colleagues engaged in disaster assistanceFacilitation and engagement

Provided strategic advisement to the public interest design firm, MakeDC, on topics of client outreach, growth, and marketing as related to public interest design and community engagement.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Honed program management capabilities and interpersonal skills through OADC (formally AFH-DC) volunteerism. Co-founded, developed, and lead OADC Resilience by Design program. Authored 2012 AIA/AFH Disaster Response Plan grant. Responsibilities include management of all grant funds; coordination of over 40 volunteers, project outreach, and collaboration.

Coordinated space planning and space management for over 300,000SF of leased real estate across six buildings. Analyzed current and future space needs through quantitative and qualitative research. Methods included the engagement of users to gain an understanding of mission-driven space requirements as well as the analysis of internal documents, review of.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Exercised architectural design and project coordination skills throughout multiple design phases including schematic design, design development, and construction documents. Tasks included programming, preparation of graphic presentations for client review, existing conditions analysis, preparation of documents for historic review board and zoning.

Bs/March, Architecture (Bs/March), Art & Architectural History (Minor), Political Science (Minor)

Activities and Societies: American Institute of Architecture Students (Treasurer), Admissions Ambassador Leader, Resident Assistant

Study Abroad Program, Architecture And Political Science

Cultural exploration of the connection between place and design within Italy and Europe. Specific sites include: Italy: Cinque Terre.