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AIA New Jersey
As 2015 is now in the past, it is amazing how fast the year flew by. It has been an honor to serve as your AIANJ President over the past 12 months.
Much happened during the year, both in AIANJ and each of the six local sections. Each month saw multiple events throughout the state.
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AIA New Jersey
When: Saturday, Jan. 30, 2016
Where: The Park Savoy, Florham Park, NJ 07932
Cost: $150 / person ($75 associates/students)
Please RSVP by Jan. 15, 2016
The black tie optional affair celebrates the distinguished service of our past year's presidents and their boards of trustees at our gala event.
AIA New Jersey
Don't miss the deadline! Do you have, or know of, a great plan or built project in New Jersey that represents high-quality growth and development or land preservation? Submit it now to New Jersey Future's 2016 Smart Growth Awards competition. The deadline to submit is Jan. 15, 2016.
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NJBIZ
The New Jersey chapter of the American Institute of Architects has installed Justin A. Mihalik as its 2016 president, the organization announced.
Mihalik, a principal at Essex Fells-based J.A. Mihalik Architect LLC, has been a member of AIA-NJ for more than 18 years and an active board member for the last 10 years, according to a news release. He previously served as AIA-NJ's first and second vice president and treasurer.
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AIA New Jersey
Feb. 3 and 4, 2016
The Palace at Somerset Park, Somerset, NJ
Additional space at the facility has been obtained; class size restrictions have been raised for both days. Class size is limited to the first 220 registrants on the 3rd and 125 registrants on the 4th.
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AIA West Jersey
Date: Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016
Where: Forgotten Boardwalk Brewery Tasting Room | 1940 Olney Ave. Suite 100 | Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 (www.forgottenboardwalk.com)
When: 6 to 8 p.m.
RSVP: Respond by email to Mark Barone, AIA
(markb@markbaronearchitect.com) by Jan. 19.
Admission to this event is free for all Architect and Associate AIA Members. Let's meet up, discuss plans for the year, discover Emerging Professionals volunteer opportunities and play Skee-ball at Forgotten Boardwalk Brewing Company.
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AIA South Jersey
Date: Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016
Time: 5 to 9 p.m.
Location: The Crab Trap, Somers Point, NJ
Description: In this presentation, we will be reviewing the importance of a properly designed and installed air and vapor barrier systems as part of the building envelope.
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AIA New Jersey
The New Jersey Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIANJ) is saddened by the tragic fire that ravaged St. Mark's Church in West Orange on New Years Day. The church is a national treasure of incalculable historic significance.
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AIA New Jersey
The School of Architecture at NJIT is proud to introduce SoAP, the School of Architecture Pamphlet. The pamphlet will be published each semester and showcase faculty, student and alumni achievements of note, as well as other features of interest relating to the university.
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Montclair New Jersey
The Township of Montclair, Essex County, New Jersey, hereby requests the submission of proposals for the services of an Architectural Consultant to the Planning Board. Details are fully described in the specifications.
Proposal specifications are available electronically (download specifications), and you may also request them to be sent by mail.
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The Journal of the American Institute of Architects
This year saw changes in firm ownership, the licensure process, and the need for increased diversity among firm ranks. Here's what happened in 2015 and how it will affect the profession in 2016.
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NJ.com
From the most expensive home on the market in New Jersey ($48.8 million in Alpine) to a Montclair short sale in desperate need of TLC to the opulent (and almost-foreclosed-upon) lair of "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice, here are the 10 homes that kept us clicking in 2015, according to data obtained from Zillow.
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Archinect
It’s 4:30 in the morning, and you are just heading to bed after polishing your latest project. The client meeting starts in three hours and you have yet to go home, change, and come back to whip up a quick presentation. What you don’t realize in the wee hours of the day is that excellent design will get you nowhere without a compelling presentation. How do we convey our façade intention to a client who has never heard of a detailed wall section? How do we convince government officials to allow the development of air rights above a listed building? How do we demonstrate to our future employer that we are the candidate of their dreams?
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GreenBiz
Hurricanes, flooding droughts, wildfires, landslides and terrorism. These are the issues we'll be addressing next in green design — if you buy into the theory that the U.S. Green Building Council's ubiquitous LEED program helps predict future trends. Past LEED pilot credits have revealed issues we've neglected, such as water, transit, acoustics, ergonomics and lighting pollution. Looking at LEED pilot credits as if they were a crystal ball, we can see in them larger trends in the future of design — for example, moving toward a greater emphasis on health and comfort, or a growing interest in site and community.
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Arch Daily
We all know exercise and being in close proximity to nature boosts our happiness and overall heath. However, the impact of the "environmental aesthetics" of our cities has never been studied, until now.
A new study suggests that beautiful architecture is considered just as "scenic" and beneficial to our health and psyche as "greenery."
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