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by Alexis GregoryLook around you. How many women do you see in your architecture office? It seemed as if there were a lot of women working to become architects when you were a student, didn’t it? But where have all the women gone?Have we forgotten those who toiled …
AIA Archiblog 2009-11-04 22:43:46
On Tuesday, November 3, we released our latest version of AIA Contract Documents, which includes groundbreaking agreements that reflect the latest trends in our business: Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) The new C191™–2009, Standard Form Multi-Party Agreement for Integrated Project Delivery, encourages early collaboration among architects, owners, …
AIA Archiblog 2009-10-29 05:29:09
by Richard Chenoweth, AIAThank you for the AIArchitect copyright article about photographers' rights.As a past president of the American Society of Architectural Illustrators (2005), as well as a designer and licensed architect (and member of the Washington Chapter), I would like to suggest that architectural illustrators share a similar, …
AIA Archiblog 2009-10-20 19:03:52
The office building used by President Barak Obama as his White House transition headquarters in Chicago is in line for its share of the General Service Administration’s(GSA) American Recovery and Reinvestment Act economic stimulus money. The 44th president’s time at the John C. Kluczynski Federal Building wasn’t the …
AIA Archiblog 2009-10-14 03:34:07
I'm working on a story for AIArchitect this week that focuses mainly on the economics of building a solar-powered house for the Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon, but I don’t want all this talk of owner ROI and scales of prefab production to get in the way of a …
AIA Archiblog 2009-10-08 23:58:27
by Shawn MahoneyThere has been good discussion on the Grant Simpson/Jim Atkins article on requests for information in the AIA-member-only LinkedIn page. In my experience, working both as an architect and construction manager, I think RFI's are essential to getting projects completed on time as well as providing the owner …
AIA Archiblog 2009-09-28 17:40:17
by Bob Soukup, Assoc. AIA | LEED-APCarlson West Povondra ArchitectsOn September 3-6, I was involved with a large volunteer effort to help build a new chapel at the Little Sioux Scout Ranch near Little Sioux, Iowa. On June 11, 2008, a tornado destroyed a large area of the …
AIA Archiblog 2009-09-23 04:06:53
You can read all about the typical quality of life reasons for expanding mass transit in this week’s AIArchitect (shorter commute times, walkable neighborhoods, cleaner air)--and the participants at this week’s AIA/AIA DC transportation forum came up with a good many. Here’s an unexpected one that should cause …
AIA Archiblog 2009-09-17 22:33:39
Detroit holds a unique place in American history. It’s the cradle of some of the 20th century’s most enduring music, the birthplace of the American auto industry, and the subsequent exemplar of the American made-for-Manifest Destiny city by sprawl, ruled by highways, bypasses, and asphalt. Some of these …
AIA Archiblog 2009-09-09 20:50:35
Four years after Katrina breached the New Orleans levees, the area still has not addressed water management notes Derek Hoeferlin, senior lecturer at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Art at Washington University in St. Louis. Hoeferlin, who has worked extensively on post-Katrina restoration efforts, including …
AIA Archiblog 2009-08-27 18:44:17
Matthew Fochs, the director of design and outreach programs with the American Institute of Architecture Students wrote this to everyone here at the AIA national component headquarters recently: "President Barak Obama has declared that this year will mark the inaugural “9/11 Day of Service.” In Washington the day …
AIA Archiblog 2009-08-20 14:51:12
When the Parrish Art Museum—a fixture on the tony east end of Long Island since 1898—decided to build a new gallery more than twice the size of the original a few years ago, the plan was as ostentatious as the stock market was strong at the time. With …
AIA Archiblog 2009-08-13 05:49:32
by Christopher Coe, AIACEO of COE Architecture InternationalI first met Charles Gwathmey when I was selected as the AIAS student representative on the 1983 National AIA Honor Awards Jury that he chaired. Of course I knew his work well, Five Architects was my primer in school. Three weeks …
AIA Archiblog 2009-07-30 00:13:25
by Marvin Malecha, FAIA, 2009 AIA PresidentIn formulating a strategice plan for 2010-2015, the AIA elected leadership has solicited input from internal and external stakeholders from the very outset; an effort that continues to-date and will continue through October.If the outcome of what was an amazingly thoughtful and …
AIA Archiblog 2009-07-23 15:20:33
There are certain elements of Chris Downey's story that are inspirational as human interest alone: an architect suddenly losing his sight then losing his job with Michelle Kaufman Designs has nonetheless kept strong his joy of being alive and tenacity for being employed. Using the Internet and telephone …
AIA Archiblog 2009-07-15 00:47:59
Many people are asking: When's it going to get better, already? "We're only 140 days into this deal. It's supposed to take 18 months," Vice President Biden has been reminding critics of late. So why are we already hearing some pundits tolling the bells of defeat; some even asking …
AIA Archiblog 2009-07-10 21:43:19
Cat-like, it would seem that pre-fab is inching closer to unlucky number 9. Michelle Kaufman, AIA, one of contemporary pre-fab’s industry leaders, laid off 17 employees and closed her Oakland office in May after constricted credit markets and shuttered component factories made her business model untenable. Christopher Hawthorne …
AIA Archiblog 2009-06-24 22:43:13
The debate over reforming the nation’s healthcare system is heating up. Lawmakers in Congress are debating a number of plans, and president Obama has called for passage of comprehensive health reform this year.Approximately 46 million Americans currently have no health insurance, and an additional 25 million are underinsured. …
AIA Archiblog 2009-06-23 02:29:49
Cat-like, it would seem that pre-fab is inching closer to unlucky number 9. Michelle Kaufman, AIA, one of contemporary pre-fab’s industry leaders, laid off 17 employees and closed her Oakland office in May after constricted credit markets and shuttered component factories made her business model untenable. Christopher Hawthorne …
AIA Archiblog 2009-06-18 22:01:57
Congress will soon consider the Waxman-Markey bill on establishing a cap and trade system for carbon dioxide emissions. The cap is the legal limit of the greenhouse gas that can be emitted into a region. The trade is among emitters that have emission permits. The debate is about …
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