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Julie Hiromoto, FAIA harnesses the built environment’s power as a positive force to heal seemingly intractable social challenges. She transforms architectural practice to embrace a regenerative and evidence-based future, while fostering equity and human health as an HKS Principal and firmwide director of Integration. Her advocacy efforts include Congressional Testimony on energy efficiency, fuel source and the market’s ability to innovate; representing 95,000 American Institute of Architects members in their first delegation to the United Nations annual climate conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland; as the Mayor’s appointee to the Dallas Environmental Commission; and one of Architecture 2030's delegates at COP28.

Hiromoto’s commitment to building collaborative, influential and cross-disciplinary coalitions is evidenced by her work founding the Center for Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE) and industry leadership with organizations such as American Institute of Architects, Urban Land Institute, International Living Future Institute and CTBUH.

Julie Hiromoto, FAIA harnesses the built environment’s power as a positive force to heal seemingly intractable social challenges. She transforms architectural practice to embrace a regenerative and evidence-based future, while fostering equity and human health as an HKS Principal and firmwide director of Integration. Her advocacy efforts include Congressional Testimony on energy efficiency, fuel source and the market’s ability to innovate; representing 95,000 American Institute of Architects members in their first delegation to the United Nations annual climate conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland; as the Mayor’s appointee to the Dallas Environmental Commission; and one of Architecture 2030's delegates at COP28.

Hiromoto’s commitment to building collaborative, influential and cross-disciplinary coalitions is evidenced by her work founding the Center for Architecture Science and Ecology…

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