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AIA New Jersey
AIA New Jersey is more important than ever as our country is going through transitions. Our profession has been respected by all because of our values and our commitment to improve the built environment. It is important for us to represent our membership to support or to defend these values.
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AIA New Jersey
Status Report on Letter to Senate Committees & Call to Action:
On Jan. 15, 2017, the AIA Committee on the Environment Advisory Group crafted a petition to the DOE and EPA Senate Hearing Committees. AIA-NJ has participated in this effort, signing on for its promotion.
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AIA New Jersey
Be a part of Your AIA.
Make a difference in Your Profession.
Add Your Voice to the conversation.
AIA New Jersey is looking for members who are interested in serving in officer positions for the 2018 year. Every year an election is held to fill a number of these volunteer positions.
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AIA New Jersey
West Orange, NJ
Feb. 14, 2017
On Friday, Jan. 27, NJ Architect Jerome Leslie Eben, FAIA, was sorting his thoughts in preparation of sharing his passion with more than 50 students at the 7th annual Pacific Cascade Middle School Career Fair in Issaquah, WA. Jerry had flown across the country from his home in West Orange, NJ, to Issaquah, WA, to share this very special event with his grandson, Alex Kernish.
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AIA New Jersey
The partners and staff of Rothe-Johnson-Fantacone, the former architectural firm he co founded in 1974, are deeply saddened by the passing of Allan R. Johnson, AIA. A former resident of Holmdel and Morris Township, NJ, he died December 31, 2016, after suffering a stroke at his home in Louisville, KY. Funeral services were held in Lexington, KY, on January 7, 2017.
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AIA New Jersey
Job Position:
Architect/Architect in Training.
Job Description and Requirements:
The architectural firm of Yezzi Associates, located in Toms River, N.J., is currently seeking an Architect or Architect in training. The potential candidate must have experience in producing construction documents and design under minor supervision.
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AIA New Jersey
Join EPiC West Jersey for "Technology Month" with guided-tour of NextFab, a "maker-space" and co-working facility that integrates design and fabrication with a large array of technologically advanced as well as traditional fabrication tools. Come and explore Nextfab's metal shop, wood shop, laser-cutting, 3-D scanning and 3-D printing studio.
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AIA New Jersey
Thursday, March 30, 2017 — 4:30 p.m.
Weston Hall Gallery
NJIT College of Architecture and Design
Please join the College of Architecture and Design and co-chairs Chuck Dietz '83 & Marc Parette '83 for Design Showcase 2017.
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Architect Magazine
Joining the seven already announced keynote speakers, Nóra Demeter, Intl. Assoc. AIA, Michael Ford, Assoc. AIA, and Cheryl McAfee, FAIA, have been added to the lineup at this year's AIA Conference on Architecture (formerly named AIA Convention). Demeter is a lead architect at Zoboki-Demeter & Associates Architects, Ford is a designer and heads Brandnu Design, and McAfee is the CEO of McAfee3 Architects.
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Co.Design
Photographs that peer into the places where people work always feel oddly satisfying — they fulfill our voyeuristic curiosity about others' spaces without having to leave our own. That goes double for the offices of architects and designers: Where can you find more interesting spaces than with those who make a living designing them?
The London-based photographer Marc Goodwin has been visiting the offices of architects all over the world, documenting his finds for the rest of us curious interlopers.
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NJ.com
A Downtown woman who has worked as a professional urban planner and architect for nearly two decades will be Jersey City's new planning director.
Annisia Cialone, who lives in the Hamilton Park neighborhood, will replace Bob Cotter, the longtime city planner who retired last year. Cialone's salary is set by city ordinance at roughly $105,000.
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Architectural Digest
No one knows the ins and outs of a city quite like a local, be it the food, art, or nightlife. With Architectural Adventures, a travel program recently launched by the American Institute of Architects, travelers with a passion for culture, history, and particularly architecture can embark on trips expertly curated by those who know the cityscape best: local architects.
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Architecture and Design
Becky Alexis-Martin writes: "Everyone needs a hobby, and mine is as good as any: I'm insatiably curious about the residual architecture of the Cold War. And so I routinely find myself leaning down to inspect a rusty hatch that leads down into the depths of the earth, almost hidden amid crumbling concrete shrouded by ivy.
Old nuclear bunkers that haven't been repurposed normally have an eerie, abandoned feel. They are largely neglected and invisible to all except those who seek them out. As the history of British civil defence is slowly forgotten, we have literally attempted to bury the physical traces of our old fears of the Eastern Bloc."
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Arch Daily
Architecture students have long groaned (or bragged) about the long hours and all-night work sessions demanded by their chosen major. Surely, we've all thought, no other major must be working this hard — right?
Now, thanks to the results of Indiana University's National 2016 Study of Student Engagement (NSSE), those assertions have been backed up with some numbers: architecture students were found to work an average of 22.2 hours per week, more than 2.5 hours more than any other major.
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