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Convention Daily: May 15, 2015
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A Vision to Endure
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Chris Downey, AIA, has been blind since 2008. But that hasn’t curtailed his ability to create; he shares his thoughts on the responsibility of architects to expand the world, and how the profession's collaborative spirit keeps his work alive. Read more >
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More From Atlanta
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"He changed the way I thought about architecture...profoundly." Listen to the students of Peter Eisenman, FAIA, rave about the recipient of the 2015 Topaz Medallion for Excellence in Architectural Education.
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Auburn University’s Rural Studio is a truly unique educational program that operates in one of America's most underserved regions. For this, it was granted the 2015 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award.
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The good times continued in Atlanta as AIA Convention 2015 pressed forward. Highlights included several award presentations during the general session.
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Robert Ivy, EVP/CEO of the AIA, shares his thoughts on the story of Chris Downey, AIA, and how it reflects on the perseverance of the architectural community.
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The AIA’s Small Firm Round Table hopes to make navigating your career a little easier with the launch of AIAKinetic, a smartphone-based guide for architects.
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We've rounded up some of Atlanta's notable places in order to share their intriguing backstories, including the downtown Hurt Building.
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Video: An Architect’s Story
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Chris Downey, AIA, shares his story; it exemplifies what architects can accomplish and demonstrates that looking up doesn’t necessary require the ability to see. Watch now > |
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