Dan Stine

Dan Stine, AIA, IES, CSI, CDT, Well AP. Dan is the Director of Design Technology and leads the internal research program, Investigations, at the top-ranked architecture firm Lake|Flato, in San Antonio, Texas. He is a registered architect (WI), educator, author, blogger, and international speaker. In addition to teaching graduate architecture students at NDSU, he has written 19 textbooks, including the #1 Revit book in North America, which is used extensively in the academic market. Committed to climate action, Dan was on a six-person team commissioned by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) to write the AIA Climate Action Business Playbook. He also serves on the national AIA Committee on the Environment (COTE) Leadership Group. He chairs a national Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) committee. Dedicated to furthering the design profession, Dan has given presentations on building performance and design technology in North America, Europe, Singapore, and Australia. He has also presented at AIA conferences (National, TX, MN), AIA-COTE working groups (Philly, New Orleans, San Antonio, LA), universities (Penn State, Pratt, University of MN, UTSA, and more), lightfair, NVIDIA GTC, Autodesk University, and more.

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    Climate change is a wicked problem architects can and should play a significant role in addressing. Buildings are responsible for nearly 40% of carbon emissions globally. Opportunities abound through design, education, development and support of policy, research, and more.  With the need to draw down carbon emissions sooner rather than later and the current and…

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