SIPA 2018 Annual Meeting - Jacksonville, FL

SIPA looks back on Jacksonville FL
Annual Meeting & Conference, February 26-28th

It's History!

Annual Meeting Agenda click here for detailed agenda

Kudos to the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront Hotel for providing a great venue for the SIPA meeting. We took care of business, played golf, and reconnected with our association members.

SIPA thanks all the members, suppliers, design professionals, builders, speakers and friends that participated in making this a successful event; and a big shout-out to our sponsors who made the event possible!

And a special applause to Lee Bergum, Energy Panel Structures, as SIPA's new President. SIPA extends a warm Thank You to Ard Smits as he steps down as President after 3 terms.

For a complete list of current SIPA Board of Directors click here to visit the www.sips.org website.

Building Excellence Award Winners

Overall Competition

Winner - Glenwood Area Fisheries - Glenwood, MN by Extreme Panel Technologies
Runner-up - Chapman Residence - Edmond, OK by Enercept
Honorable Mention - Lutsen Residence - Lutsen, MN by Energy Panel Structures

Agricultural

Winner - Jorgenson Land & Cattle Offices - Ideal, SD by Enercept

Multifamily

Winner - Grand Terrace Apartments - Worthington, MN by Energy Panel Structures
(Note: This project was attributed in error to a different member during the awards presentation, our apologies to the two affected members).
Runner-up - Elmwood Multifamily - Minneapolis, MN by Energy Panel Structures

Commercial / Industrial / Institutional over 10,000sqft

Winner - Skokomish Community Center - Shelton, WA by Premier SIPs
Runner-up - Sail Newport - Newport, RI by Murus SIPs

Commercial / Industrial / Institutional under 10,000sqft

Winner - Glenwood Area Fisheries - Glenwood, MN by Extreme Panel Technologies
Runner-up - Kenmore Town Green Community Center - Kenmore, WA by Premier SIPs
Honorable Mention - Inver Grove Chiropractic - Inver Grove Heights, MN by Energy Panel Structures

Affordable Housing

Winner - L'Americana - Pompano Beach, FL by Innova Eco Building System/Capital Group Development
Runner-up - Oakland Park House - Oakland Park, FL by Innova Eco Building System

Single Family Houses over 3,000sqft

Winner High Performance - Fragodt Residence - Cottonwood, MN by Extreme Panel Technologies
Winner Classic -Weiting Residence - Minneapolis, MN by Extreme Panel Technologies
Runner-up - Elm Tree Residence - New Town, ND by Enercept

Single Family Houses under 3,000sqft

Winner High Performance - Columbia City Home - Seattle, WA by Premier SIPs
Winner Classic - Chapman Residence - Edmond, OK by Enercept
Runner-up - Brisson Residence - Ramrod Key, FL by Innova Eco Building System

Renovations

Winner - Gathered Oaks - Alexandra, MN by Enercept

Small House under 900sqft

Winner High Performance - Strickland Residence - Oak Harbor, WA by Premier SIPs
Runner up High Performance - In-Law House - Sweetwater, FL by Innova Eco Building System

Congratulations to the winners and thanks to those who submitted so many fine projects for consideration. Detailed posting of all the winners will be posted to www.sips.org in the next few days. Check the Building Excellence Awards page by clicking here.

PDF versions of all presentations are available for download below:
	Jack Armstrong and Ard Smit Agenda and President's Address FINAL
	Interior SIP Partition Walls with MachWall - Bill Chaleff FINAL
	RIPs Attic Retrofit Panels For Roofing - Al Cobb FINAL
	Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) Presentation - Craig Savage FINAL
	After Disaster Housing Recovery with SIPs - Chris Fennell FINAL
	Measuring the Value of Fortified Home Constuction - Sebastian Awondo FINAL
	Improving Customer Experience with Tech My CX Data - Mike Vandall FINAL
	2018 BEA Winners FINAL
	Technical Committee - Corey Nigh TAC FINAL
	Net Zero Sneak Peek - Frank Baker FINAL
	Marketing Report - Jack Armstrong FINAL

Meet the 2018 Building Excellence Awards Judges

Click here to access the Building Excellence Award page for more details.

Chris Fennell, COO at Institute for Building Technology and Safety, has more than twenty-five years of domestic and international market research, management consulting, and engineering experience.

BuildingInsight LLC specializes in new product and service commercialization, branding and communications research, and energy and sustainability strategy for product manufacturers, service providers, membership organizations, and public-sector clients. BuildingInsight has facilitated hundreds of focus groups, industry roundtables, and client meetings and has developed a state-of-the-art Internet-based survey platform for quantitative studies including conjoint analysis-based pricing research.

Prior to founding BuildingInsight, he spent nearly nine years at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Research Center as Vice-President of Marketing and Division Director for Market Research and Energy Programs. While there, he managed more than 100 research projects for public- and private-sector clients. He was the NAHBRC Zero Energy Home Program and Building America Program team leader for the US Department of Energy.

Chris Fennell - COO at Institute for Building Technology and Safety. Chris formerly was VP at NAHB Research Center and President of Building Insight, a marketing/research firm

Ron Jones, President and Co-founder of Green Builder® Media.

National award winning designer/builder for three decades.
Author of more than a hundred published articles related to sustainability and the built environment.

Internationally recognized speaker having presented at conferences and events in 49 states and on four continents.
Founding chairman of the NAHB Green Building Subcommittee, the National Green Building Conference and the non-profit Green Builder Coalition.

An original member of the LEED for Homes steering committee, 1999 to 2007.

Chairman of the Consensus Committee seated by the International Code Council and National Association of Home Builders in 2007 to develop the National Green Building Standard, ICC 700.

Ron Jones - Green Builder Magazine (long time builder, previously on NAHB and USGBC boards; also developed the 1st NAHB / ICC ANSI Green Building Standard)

Sam Rashkin, Chief Architect with the DOE, is the author of the book titled “Retooling the U.S. Housing Industry: How It Got Here, Why It’s Broken, and How to Fix It” that presents a comprehensive strategy for transforming the new homebuyer consumer experience. Sam brings the lessons from this book to housing executives across the country with workshops and collaborative meetings that help them accelerate innovation. Apart from this work, Sam has earned a national reputation for his work leading housing programs that have partnered with thousands of home builders and resulted in over one million certified high-performance homes. Mr. Rashkin was recently recognized for his contributions to sustainable housing with the 2012 Hanley Award.

He received his Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University; and is a registered architect in California and New York. During his 20-plus years as a licensed architect, he specialized in energy efficient design and completed over 100 residential projects. He has served on the national Steering Committees for USGBC’s LEED for Homes, NAHB’s Green Builder Guidelines, and EPA’s Water Sense label, and on the development team for EPA’s Indoor airPLUS label. Sam has also prepared hundreds of articles, technical papers, reports, and seminars; and contributed to other books on energy efficient and green construction.