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AIA New Jersey
Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019, 6 p.m.
The Park Avenue Club, Florham Park, NJ
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AIA New Jersey
Diversity, equity, and inclusion in architecture make for a stronger profession and a better world. This commitment starts with all of us, from the youngest students to firm principals, executives, and leaders.
The AIA Diversity Recognition Program recognizes people, programs, and AIA chapters whose work challenges the norms and helps diversify the architecture profession.
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AIA New Jersey
Congratulations to the 2018 AIA New Jersey Service Award recipients. Each of the applicants for the AIA New Jersey 2018 Service Awards demonstrated a high degree of major architectural accomplishments regarding professional, technical and community-based attributes.
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AIA New Jersey
The public voting is online, and open to everyone to cast a vote for your favorite. Go to the website to place your vote for your favorite.
Now in it’s 13th year, the competition continues to have many great architectural images submitted from photographers around the country.
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Architects are using high-resolution aerial imagery/maps for planning and proposal enhancements. Nearmap provides the architecture community with updated, crystal-clear, and easily accessible content through an easy-to-use interface. Site plan, measure and view surroundings all from the comfort of your office.
 See your project for free – today >>>
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AIA New Jersey
Registration opens January 2019. Book your A’19 hotel now. AIA has negotiated hotel blocks at 14 Las Vegas hotels, giving you a range of options and the best available rates.
Hotels fill up fast. Reserve your room today.
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AIA New Jersey
David B. Hartdorn, AIA
Mr. Evan Hawkes, Assoc. AIA
Mr. Carlos A. Mieles, AIA
Mr. Bekim Muratovic, Assoc. AIA
Mr. Paul Newman, AIA
Ms. Milena Popow, AIA
Mr. George Rodriguez, AIA
Architectural Digest
By its nature, architecture comes in all different shapes and forms. From gravity-defying, to more classical styles, the world is filled with examples of daring, at times seemingly dangerous, structures. The materials that go into these buildings are changing with each passing year as well. Recently, there's been an uptick to build skyscrapers using wood — an age-old practice that's come back in vogue due to technological advances that allow the material to become as light and strong as its industrial-age counterparts.
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Metropolis Magazine
What is the life of an architect actually like and how can the architecture profession encourage diversity in its ranks? In the latest survey released by AIA San Francisco’s Equity by Design Committee — the largest analysis of equity and the careers of architecture graduates — there are some striking correlations between people’s gender/ethnicity and their experience in the field, suggesting that there are some institutional biases at work.
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CNN
Architect Stefano Boeri has always been obsessed with trees. The Italian traces his fascination back to a novel he read as a child, "Il Barone Rampante" ("The Baron in the Trees"), in which a young boy climbs up into a world of trees and vows to never to return.
"I think trees are individuals," Boeri said in a phone interview. "Each has its own evolution, its own biography, its own shape."
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ArchDaily
Architecture as a profession today struggles with questions of relevance, with core questions surrounding the issue of whether it can create cultural vibrancy and meaning for the diverse world it serves. Within our own design community, we tend to give a lot of sway to an “exclusive tier” of architects who provide leadership and vision.
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Architect
A recent report from the nonprofit Trust for America’s Health included the alarming news that nearly 40 percent of American adults are obese. The finding is based on data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, which also calculated an obesity rate of 18.5 percent among children. Meanwhile, a report by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation indicated that approximately two-thirds of U.S. adults and 30 percent of children are either overweight or obese.
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Architect
Conferences and trade shows offer opportunities to network, learn skills, and preview new products and technologies. But to get the most from these events, architects should be deliberate with their time and efforts. Here, show organizers and design practitioners offer tips for attendees.
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Building Design + Construction
A recent study finds that by 2050 the number of individuals in the U.S. age 65 years and older with Alzheimer’s disease will nearly triple, from 5 million to 13.8 million. Because of this, there has been an increasing shift in design trends for memory care facilities, incorporating more thoughtful designs that heighten a resident’s experience while living there.
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