BJAC CEO To Present At AIA North Carolina 2007 Design Conference

by MMI

RALEIGH, N.C. – Lou Jurkowski, chief executive officer of BJAC, p.a., one of the largest woman-owned architectural design firms in the Southeast, has announced that she will speak at the AIA North Carolina 2007 Design Conference to be held Sept. 13-15 at the New Bern Convention Center in New Bern. In her presentation, titled “Design-Build Strategies for Architects,” Jurkowski will teach participants about the growing building trend, including the keys to successful design-build teams and benefits and risks of design-build. She will discuss which types of design-build methods are currently used in North Carolina and what design-build means to the overall architecture profession. For more information about the AIA North Carolina 2007 Design Conference, visit http://www.aianc.org.

“Design-build is becoming a major component of the architecture industry and it is important to understand this trend,” said Jurkowski. “In my presentation at the AIA North Carolina 2007 Design Conference, I hope to provide a wealth of information to participants about design-build.”

About BJAC:
BJAC, p.a. is one of the largest woman-owned architectural design firms in the Southeast. Established in 1994 by CEO and Managing Principal Lou Jurkowski, the firm specializes in healthcare, K-20 education, research and museum projects. BJAC provides a broad range of in-depth services to its clients, including pre-design, programming, design, master planning, construction management, interior design, contract administration and design build. With offices in Raleigh and Charlotte, the firm has completed more than 450 projects to date, ranging in size from less than 5,000 to more than 400,000 sq. ft. For more information, please call BJAC at 919-833-8818 or visit http://www.bjac.com.

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