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Design
BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING
At Univ. of Ark., BIM Helps Marlon Blackwell Knit Old and New Together
Vol Walker Hall, the university’s architecture building, is receiving a new addition that will take it from an awkwardly shoe-horned adaptive re-use of a library to
an expansive, state-of-the-art design school.
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“BIM for Residential Architecture: Taking it to the Next Level in Real-World Practice” >
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YOUNG ARCHITECTS FORUM
The Architect’s Kitchen
In this excerpt from the YAF journal Connection, a young architect compares low-impact, sustainable food and design.
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Read the entire August 2012 issue of Connection >
Meet the Young Architects Forum 2013 Leadership >
Practice
LESSONS FROM ARCHITECTURE
Chris Widener, FAIA: Practice Meets Politics
As an Ohio State Senator and citizen architect, Widener uses design thinking to craft solutions to problems and bring together coalitions to make his vision come true.
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RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
An Untapped Market for Architects: Working with National Home Builders
The good news: A recovery in the home building sector is on the horizon. The bad news: This won’t mean much business for architects. Here’s how to fix that.
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COMPONENT AWARDS
AIA Ohio Celebrates Cultural, Civic, and Academic Architecture
The best of Ohio institutional architecture is on display with this year’s annual AIA Ohio design awards.
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ADVOCACY
DesignVote 2012: Where They Stand
Transit, energy, small businesses, and student loans: Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama’s positions on the issues facing architects.
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FEDERAL BUDGET
“Fiscal Cliff” Could Cost Design and Construction Industry More Than $2B
Unless Congress and the President address a mounting fiscal crisis, more than 10 percent of the budget allotted to federal building investments could be cut, potentially
causing job losses at a time when the design and construction industry is finally entering a frail recovery.
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Read the AIA’s official statement >
News and Resources
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