This message was sent to ##Email## To advertise in this publication please click here March 2, 2022 AIA-NJ UPDATES Three AIA New Jersey Members Elevated to the AIA National Class of 2022 College of Fellows AIANJ Carla Bonacci, FAIA, Assistant Director of World Trade Center Infrastructure and Project Development of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; Patrick J. Burke, FAIA, Architecture Principal at Michael Graves Architecture and Design; and AIA New jersey Past President Albert F. Zaccone, FAIA, Principal /Owner of Albert F. Zaccone Architect, were all elevated to the 2022 Class of the AIA National College of Fellows. READ MORE Get All The News On East Coast Green AIANJ The AIA New Jersey Committee on the Environment (COTE) East Coast Green Conference is quickly approaching on April 22-23, 2022. Stay current on all the details by following COTE… READ MORE AIA Conference on Architecture AIANJ The architecture and design event of the year returns to Chicago. With the city as our backdrop, we’ll explore architecture’s ability to drive new thinking in one of the most design-forward, sustainable cities in the U.S. Welcome back. READ MORE CALENDAR OF EVENTS Date Event Location March 10 Jobsite Masonry Troubleshooting Online April 7 Design Showcase NJIT Hillier College of Architecture and Design July 16 Rugged Maniac Englishtown, NJ Meet 2022 AIA Fellow Patrick Burke, FAIA AIANJ Patrick Burke, FAIA, a Principal of Michael Graves Architecture & Design, was elevated to Fellowship in Object 2 for his decades-long influence on hospitality design. For hospitality projects around the world, he has envisioned the experience of places at every scale. His work ranges from master plans for extensive eco-sensitive resorts steeped in the local environment and culture, to award-winning architecture, interiors, furnishings, graphics and branding. READ MORE  SPONSORED CONTENT Promoted by Parallel Edge 5 Ways systems can be breached Must-have Google Chrome extensions Wi-Fi issues? Here are some easy fixes Printer security tips to prevent cyberattacks against your business Meet 2022 Fellow Albert F. Zaccone, FAIA AIANJ An ardent defender and champion of architects, Albert Zaccone’s advocacy strengthens lines of communication between regulatory agencies, legislative bodies, academia, AIA and the public, steadily fostering engagement on all fronts and fortifying the profession’s standing. READ MORE Erin Sharp-Newton, M. Arch, Assoc. AIA, in Today's AIA New Jersey Women In Architecture Spotlight AIANJ Growing up in my world, the only architects around were on TV, and they were all male. Art, design, reading, writing, drawing, imagining all came naturally to me, as did building and technology. In High School, I was the only female in Mechanical and Technical Classes. Then I went to study and work in a design firm in Europe. There it appeared to be equally balanced between male and female architects and designers. The field seemed to have more of a gender-neutral perspective. READ MORE  PRODUCT SHOWCASE Next Generation Metal Facades The Dri-Design Metal Panel System is a single-skin rainscreen that can be manufactured in a nearly endless combination of materials, colors, shapes, and textures. Regardless of design choice, Dri-Design’s superior longevity and highly tested attachment and water management system are at the foundation of every panel. LEARN MORE Stacey Ruhle Kliesch, AIA, and Danielle Mitchell Begin A Mentoring Relationship AIANJ In the ongoing work to create a more diverse next generation of the profession, the Architects Foundation is expanding their mentor program for students that have been awarded their Diversity Advancement Scholarships. After receiving a request from Danielle Mitchell, a student at Cornell University and one of the 2021 scholars, to be paired with an architect mentor from the Architects League of Northern New Jersey area, Stacey Ruhle Kliesch, AIA, volunteered to serve. READ MORE AIA New Jersey Remembers Salvatore Michael Guzzo, Jr., Emeritus AIA AIANJ Salvatore Michael Guzzo, Jr., Emeritus AIA, 94, of Lyndhurst, died on Tuesday, February 22, 2022. Mr. Guzzo was born and raised in Lyndhurst where he was a lifelong resident. Leaving high school early to enlist, Salvatore proudly served in the United States Navy during World War II on the aircraft Tarawa, a sacrifice in which he always took pride. Upon his honorable discharge, he utilized the GI Bill to attend architecture school at night; all while working as a draftsman and raising his family. READ MORE  FEATURED ARTICLE   Design Delegation: Who Bears the Risk? Risk Strategies Together with growing pressure to shorten project schedules and decrease costs, there is a general acknowledgment that specialty subcontractors often have their own approach to fabrication and installation of project components. It is therefore increasingly common for architects and engineers to delegate aspects of the project’s design to the general contractor and its subs. But if the contract and/or project documentation is ambiguous, the design professional may look back and wish that it had provided detailed design of every connection, nut and bolt itself. Read the full article to find out why. LEARN MORE   The Builders Association of Northern New Jersey Offers Scholarships for Architecture Students — April 1 Deadline AIANJ The Builders Association of Northern New Jersey Scholarship Foundation has monies available for students pursuing a career in the building industry in either a traditional college path or trade schools, including architecture and engineering. Applications and details can be found at https://www.bannj.org/scholarship-foundation/. Please share this information with anyone you know who would benefit from one of these scholarships. The deadline for applications is April 1, 2022, and awards are presented at their Golf Outing & Scholarship Awards Dinner on May 23rd. READ MORE New Jersey Architects Political Action Committee Attends Event for Assembly Minority Leader John DiMaio AIANJ The New Jersey Architects Political Action Committee (NJAPAC) kicked off 2022 by attending an in-person event for Assembly Minority Leader, John DiMaio. Vice-chair Stacey Ruhle Kliesch, AIA, attended the event as the representative for the organization. She had the opportunity to speak with many elected officials and introduce specifics about our industry and ways that we can be constructive partners on initiatives of mutual interest. 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Contact the Architectural Consultant team at Oldcastle Anchor to learn more and get InsulTech on your next project.   LEARN MORE   Reach Your Prospects Every Week Thousands of industry professionals subscribe to association news briefs, which allows your company to push messaging directly to their inboxes and take advantage of the association's brand affinity. Connect with Highly Defined Buyers and Maximize Your Brand Exposure   LEARN MORE   .INDUSTRY NEWS Jersey City approves 218-unit tower along Route 440 Jersey Digs A Jersey City neighborhood along the Hackensack River is poised to gain a few new residents as a plan for what will be one of the area’s tallest buildings has officially been given the green light. Late last year, plans emerged to redevelop a strip mall and parking area on two adjacent lots at 682 Route 440 and 11 Bennett Street. Jersey City’s planning board approved the project’s application during their February 15 meeting and the 29,755-square foot parcel looks to be transformed under the scheme. READ MORE First up, repairs for montclair Fire Station No. 3 then an expansion? Montclair Local Built in 1901, Fire Station No. 3 is from an age when fires were extinguished with barrels of water hauled off on horse-drawn carriages. Today, the weight of a 30-ton vehicle and modern amenities like a kitchen and an exercise room have put a strain on the building’s frame. First up is a project to address structural damage, as well as repair of the roof rafters, Montclair Fire Chief John Herrmann said. 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READ MORE New ASU science and tech building features innovative sustainability elements Building Design + Construction Arizona State University’s Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 7, completed in December 2021, was constructed with numerous innovative sustainability elements. The building team worked to support ASU’s carbon neutrality by 2035 goal. It took a holistic approach to sustainability and carbon neutrality on all decisions, according to GC McCarthy Building Companies. The result is a building with an Energy Use Intensity that is roughly 50% below baseline. READ MORE Design on ice: Architecture and skating ArchDaily Skating and ice rinks combine temperature, atmosphere and structure together. Between sports and leisure, these spaces are designed around experience and time as some of the most interactive public spaces. As an architecture of recreation and play, skating centers also host a variety of sports. Today, the architecture of skating encompasses a range of programs and formal approaches that define some of the most iconic and social activities. READ MORE An old Dutch row house is reimagined as a light-filled haven dwell It’s easy to see how Hidden House got its name. The home is set back 100 feet on one of the oldest streets in Rotterdam in the Kralingen neighborhood, tucked behind a fortress of greenery. Originally built in 1840 on the grounds of a castle that dated to the 15th century, the home was scooped up in 2016 by Erica Chladová and Robert van der Pol, founders of Rotterdam studio LMNL, who planted lush gardens and gave it an update. READ MORE THANK YOU TO OUR AIA-NJ STATE ALLIED MEMBERS Atlantic Architectural Millwork Carol Franklin Associates Gilsanz.Murray.Steficek, LLP John Rocco Sales KSI Professional Engineers, LLC Landmark Facilities Group, Inc. PBA Engineering, P.C. 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