Join us for an unforgettable afternoon and evening marking Faour Glass Technologies’ 50th anniversary, a celebration of five decades of innovation, impact, and architectural excellence.
We’re bringing together leaders in architecture, engineering, and construction for a thought-provoking panel, followed by an evening of networking, craft cocktails, and community. Let’s toast to the past and boldly envision the future.
Actionable insights on resilient, future-ready design
Networking with peers, partners, and innovators
Elegant reception with cocktails & hors d’oeuvres
Commemorative 50-Year toast at 6:30 PM
Schedule at a Glance
Beyond the Blueprint: Resilience, Innovation, and Impact An engaging conversation with top AEC professionals exploring how today’s buildings can adapt, endure, and evolve.
Designing for resilience in a changing climate
Rebuilding strategies post back-to-back hurricanes in Tampa Bay (2024)
The future of building codes and performance standards
Case studies that push the boundaries of what’s possible
Panelists include:
Peter Hauerstein – SOL Design
Mark Sultana – DSDG Architecture
Trevor Lamphier – The BECK Group
Dawn Dodge – Kimley Horn
Whether you’re an architect, engineer, builder, or developer, this panel offers invaluable takeaways for shaping stronger, smarter, more sustainable structures.
Celebration & Reception — relax and reconnect with peers while enjoying:
Premium Salt Block hors d’oeuvres
Signature craft cocktails
Music by our featured DJ
Full gallery access at the Tampa Museum of Art until 8:00 PM
50-Year Anniversary Toast Together, we’ll raise a glass to the pioneering milestones that have made Faour Glass a trusted leader—from introducing Florida’s first frameless impact window wall, to engineering the only fully frameless hurricane impact door on the market, and now, unveiling innovations in jumbo glass, deployable flood protection, and ballistic security systems.
Meet the Panelists
Peter Hauerstein
SOL Design
Peter is Senior Architect and a registered architect in ten states. Peter works with the architectural and interior design teams developing the designs for our clients’ projects and seeing them through to the completion of construction to ensure the client’s vision is fully realized. Practising architecture for over three decades, Peter has experience in a wide range of project types including food and beverage, hospitality, residential, retail, corporate, and educational projects both throughout the United States and while living in Barcelona, Spain. This variety gives him a unique perspective on how to approach design solutions while drawing on his diverse project, cultural and life experiences. Peter is currently serving as the Vice President of AIA Florida. He is active in several committees including acting as both AIA Tampa Bay and AIA Florida’s Advocacy Chair. Peter lends his expertise as an architect to community programs and organizations in the Tampa Bay area. He is a WELL AP, bringing a health and wellness focus to the end-users in each design. Peter is also a registered Inspector for the Safety Assessment Program, as a first responder to natural disasters for the purpose of immediate evaluation of any structure’s ability to be re-occupied after the event to safeguard the public. When Peter is not involved in architecture, he enjoys a wide variety of activities including dancing, languages, playing hockey, gardening and all things Star Wars. Travel and learning about other cultures are his greatest passions.
Mark Sultana is the founder of DSDG Architects based in Sarasota, Florida. Since establishing the company in 2001, Mark has made it his mission to excel in all aspects of the architectural business, including design, execution, personnel management, and professionalism. Mark’s approach involves collaborating with clients from the initial conceptualisation stage all the way to the selection of materials, systems, and intricate details. Mark’s commitment to hands-on involvement extends beyond his professional life. He has personally designed and built five of his own homes, giving him a deep understanding of his clients’ needs and challenges. Outside of his professional endeavours, Mark takes pride in his heritage as a first-generation American with Maltese roots. He and his wife have two children, and he enjoys spending his free time boating and fishing with his family.
A Vice President with Kimley-Horn, Dawn Dodge is a Professional Engineer with nearly 20 years of experience. After starting her career in the Lakeland and Tampa offices, Dawn moved to St. Pete in 2018 to launch a new office for the firm. During her time as Office Leader, the St. Pete Office has grown to more than 70 employees serving a wide variety of public and private sector clients. Dawn’s passion lies in leading complex, defining projects that bridge the gap between public and commercial interests, deliver outstanding community benefits, solve environmental and sustainability challenges, and create economic impact. A few of Dawn’s notable projects include the St. Pete Pier Approach Design, Rome Yards, Art House, Straz Expansion, Dali Museum Expansion and Johns Hopkins Children’s Hospital.
Attendees receive exclusive access to the museum’s newest exhibit: “50 Seasons of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.”
Explore legendary moments, behind-the-scenes stories, and iconic imagery chronicling the team’s evolution, just in time to match Faour Glass’s own 50-year journey.
Two Tampa legends. One unforgettable night.
Venue
Tampa Museum of Art 120 W Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa, FL 33602
This event is open to all professionals across the AEC industry. We encourage you to bring a colleague or industry peer who shares your passion for pushing boundaries.
Reserve your spot now and be part of this landmark celebration of past achievements and future possibilities.
