Honors and Awards
AIA HOUSING AWARDS
Awards Celebrate Single, Multi-Family, and Specialized Housing
A rich variety of materials, forms, climates, and sites are spread across this year’s AIA Housing Awards.
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AIA HOUSING AWARDS
Awards Celebrate Single, Multi-Family, and Specialized Housing
A rich variety of materials, forms, climates, and sites are spread across this year’s AIA Housing Awards.
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AIA/HUD SECRETARY'S AWARDS
Affordable Housing Design Excellence for All
Quality design is a cornerstone of thriving homes and communities of all incomes and backgrounds, and these affordable housing awards (selected by the AIA Housing and Custom Residential Knowledge Community in conjunction with HUD) demonstrate that design matters in all places.
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Practice
LESSONS FROM ARCHITECTURE
Kelly Hayes McAlonie, AIA: Bringing Architecture to the Public
History, play, and preservation are just a few of the ways Hayes McAlonie creates meeting places for architecture and the wider world. Her work with Architect Barbie, Louise Bethune, and historic adaptive reuse gives the public a way to talk about the value of design.
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SUSTAINABILITY
AIA Launches New Sustainable Practice Resources for 2012
New programs and initiatives for the IgCC, the 2030 Commitment, sustainable project documents, and energy modeling.
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Design
COMPONENT AWARDS
Houston Celebrates Architecture From the Inside-Out
Several categories in AIA Houston’s 2012 Design Awards recognize the kinds of architecture we’re most often surrounded by: interiors. This year’s awards celebrate the gamut, from modern, trendy restaurants to early 20th-century Spanish Revival libraries.
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COMPONENT AWARDS
Houston Celebrates Architecture From the Inside-Out
Several categories in AIA Houston’s 2012 Design Awards recognize the kinds of architecture we’re most often surrounded by: interiors. This year’s awards celebrate the gamut, from modern, trendy restaurants to early 20th-century Spanish Revival libraries.
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AIA CONVENTION
Curious Capital Architecture: Unusual Buildings of the District of Columbia
Washington, D.C., is known for its classy and conservative architecture, but a vocal minority of buildings are not afraid to stand out.
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FROM THE AIA
- Advocacy: Architects Oppose Effort to Repeal Energy Reduction Law for Federal Buildings
- AIA KnowledgeNet: CAE Research Grant Application Released, AAJ Announces Research Scholar, Modernism vs. Traditionalism is Not New
- Attend the Convention Session “The Keys to Successful Sustainable Contracting” on May 18
- AIA New York Center for Architecture Hosts Premiere of Modern Tide: Midcentury Architecture on Long Island on June 7
- Seven Declare Candidacy for AIA Elected Offices
AROUND THE PROFESSION
- Check Out ULI’s “Infrastructure 2012: Spotlight on Leadership” Report
- Attend the CEOs for Cities Meeting of the Minds Conference in San Francisco, Oct. 10-12
- National Building Museum’s Long-Awaited House & Home Exhibit Begins
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