Larry Paschal, AIA
Alfredo Davalos, Quinn Evans Architect and Associate
Lisa Henry, University of Utah College of Architecture + Planning Associate Dean for Academic Affairs/ Associate professor, Architecture
Quan Thai, OAA, Assoc. AIA, NeverOnly Architecture
What does it mean to document LGBTQIA+ experience in architecture and how does a second volume continue and reshape that conversation? Join us for a panel bringing together contributors to Out in Architecture, Volume 2, along with members of the planning committee who were authors in the first volume, to discuss how the book was developed and what distinguishes it from its predecessor. Panelists will describe how interest was solicited, how contributors were selected, and how the volume's themes emerged through essays, personal narratives, and other reflections from LGBTQIA+ professionals across the discipline. The session explores the role storytelling plays in shaping professional identity, community visibility, and intergenerational dialogue within architectural practice and culture.