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AIA New Jersey
On Sept. 13, 2017, at the AIA NJ Annual General Membership Meeting, the membership voted to approve a new governance model. This change is in line with efficiency improvements made at AIA National. 2018 allowed for nominations to be made in the new format, resulting in our 2019 board.
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AIA New Jersey
The American Institute of Architects New Jersey Chapter is proud to report that our 2005 President and 2017-19 Regional Representative, Bruce D. Turner, AIA, has begun his term as Moderator of the AIA National Strategic Council, and will lead their efforts in 2019.
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AIA New Jersey
On Jan. 1, at the stroke of midnight and following a great year under the leadership of the amazing Verity Frizzell, FAIA, I am humbled and honored to begin my term as your 96th President! I plan to be a President for YOU, the members and friends of AIA NJ!
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AIA New Jersey
After months of planning and coordination with the Newark Public School System, John Fallon, AIA, co-chair of AIA New Jersey’s K-12 Education Committee and trustee of AIA Newark and Suburban, kicked off The Architects Club, a new three month long after school program for grades 7-10. This activity is part of Newark High School’s 21st Century Initiative Program.
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AIA New Jersey
The Preserve New Jersey Historic Preservation Fund was established by legislation in 2016 to provide an annual source of matching grants from the state’s corporate business tax for historic preservation projects. Since 1990, the Trust has awarded more than $145 million in matching grants to worthy historic preservation projects throughout the state.
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AIA New Jersey
The COTE® Top Ten submission deadline is less than two weeks away. Visit our website to download a guide to the COTE® Top Ten measures, and view a recording of a webinar given by previous award recipients.
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AIA
Wildfires. Superstorms. Drought, floods, mass extinction and disease. This isn’t a sci-fi apocalypse, it’s the nightly news.
Scientists warn that the consequences of a warming planet already plague us, and we have just a few years to make a difference before things get far worse. We could hit the 1.5°C warming threshold as early as 2030, according to the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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AIA New Jersey
“It’s Time to Grill” — Panel consisting of HIGH-Level Contractors has been assembled to field questions from other professions of the industry. BRING YOUR HARD HITTING QUESTIONS.
Jan. 29, 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
WeWork, 1900 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
CSI Members $10
Non-Members $20
WeWork Members FREE!
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AIA New Jersey
Join USGBC NJ & NJ IFMA for this presentation/ tour, refreshments & networking, while earning 1 CEU.
Tuesday, Jan. 22 from 4-7 p.m.
Presentation for CEU starts promptly at 5 p.m.
CarpetCycle, 360 West 1st Ave, Roselle, New Jersey
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AIA New Jersey
Spiezle Architectural Group, Inc., an award- winning, full-service architectural, interior design, landscape architecture and planning firm with offices in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, is pleased to announce the addition of Robert Reid, AIA, LEED AP, as Associate Principal.
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AIA New Jersey
Mr. Pradeep Kapoor, Assoc. AIA
Mr. David Kushner, Assoc. AIA
Mr. Gabriel E. Polanco, Assoc. AIA
Ms. Kristina A. Pulsinelli, Assoc. AIA
Archinect
The latest climate report by the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change anticipates that the world will experience the more extreme effects and consequences of climate change much earlier than originally thought, all within most of the global population’s lifetime. This news, paired with the ongoing world climate crisis, pushes us to maximize our efforts toward a more sustainable future.
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Architecture 2030
Amid all the sobering stories and projections about climate change in the news lately, we have some upbeat news to share. Our hard work is having a BIG impact.
According to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, energy efficiency and power sector decarbonization have reduced U.S. building sector CO2 emissions by 20.2 percent below 2005 levels, despite adding approximately 30 billion square feet to our building stock during the last 12 years.
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Architizer
Ah, that familiar, new-year feeling. You wake up with a glint in your eye and hope in your heart looking forward to a fresh start and a prosperous year ahead! Then, you remember … you’re still an architect. Well, there’s nothing like a good new year’s resolution to focus the mind and stoke one’s motivation once more — here are a few for starters. Consider this your definitive set of motivational posters for architects in 2019!
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Architizer
Michael LaValley writes:
When I first considered what an architect’s most important tool might be, my mind was initially drawn to tactile utensils — pens, sketchbooks, computers and so on.
However, I soon recalled an article from Mental Floss entitled “How a Blind Architect Is Changing Design.” The piece told the story of an architect who had worked for many years and suddenly lost his sight in 2008 following a surgery to remove a benign brain tumor.
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Common Edge
The recent death of President George H.W. Bush occasioned assessments of his administration’s legislative achievements, one of which was the far-ranging Americans with Disabilities Act, a civil rights act signed into law in 1990. The law included accommodations for people with disabilities in buildings. In the ensuing decades the ADA has had a significant impact on the design and construction of the built environment in the U.S.
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ArchDaily
Home automation has long been associated with high costs, a burdening assembly time, and a cumbersome process that impelled us to discard the idea of automating projects. However, these days are long gone.
With lower costs and easier assembly, today, developing a new project without home automation seems somewhat absurd. Below, with the help of AVE Chile, we've compiled a series of tips to help you incorporate domotics into your next project.
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Archinect
For many architects, much of one's work depends upon the visual possibilities where space can transform. Often overlooked, many designers forget what it is like to design buildings and structures for the blind or hearing impaired. Universal accessibility and inclusive design methods are being discussed more and more within the architecture community. Educators, advocates and architects like Chris Downey use their experience and skillsets to transform the perspectives of architecture for the visually impaired.
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Forbes
If you’ve been following architectural trends, you’re well aware of the importance of sustainability to a building’s success. It has moved from the earth-friendly movements of the 1970s to current building codes and project-enhancing certifications. Sustainable design is not just about saving water and energy, though. Indoor air quality, accessibility, biophilia and improved materials add environmental benefits to a space, but they have another outcome, too: They make a space healthier for occupants.
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CNN
Last year was a remarkable one for architecture — China built more skyscrapers than the rest of the world combined, an Indian architect won the Pritzker Prize for the first time and a housing complex for the elderly was named "World Building of the Year."
But 2019 is also set to impress, with a number of groundbreaking designs and engineering feats due to complete around the world this year.
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ArchDaily
Designers and the general public alike have an endless fascination with abandoned architecture. Throughout history shifting economies, disasters, regime changes, and utter incompetence have all caused the evacuation of impressive architectural structures, which today serve as curious, sometimes eerie monuments to a bygone era.
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