Thank you for your interest in covering the first step in the largest rebuilding effort in U.S. history. There will be daily press briefings for registered media that will take place at 3:00 central time. There will be a panel with select presenters and/or speakers to answer questions and discuss the highlights of that day’s working sessions. The briefing room will have ample space for broadcast camera crews. Please contact Scott Frank at sfrank@aia.org if you have any questions about media access during the conference.

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