AIA,
HUD Announce Housing and Community Design Award Winners
The 2002 AIA/HUD Secretary's Award program recognized three projects
as exemplary models of residential, community, and accessible housing
design. Full
Story
Work-on-the-Boards
Architecture Firms Report
Billings Growth for the Fourth Consecutive Month
Billings at architecture firms continued their slow, steady growth
in June, as a quarter of firms surveyed reported a substantial increase
over May levels, while just under 20% reported a substantial decline.
Full
Story
Tax
on Architect's Services on Hold, for Now
Various proposals that would levy taxes on architectural
services are still in play. Here is how some state components are
taking action. Full
Story
HONORS
AND AWARDS
Reward Outstanding
Young Architects: The Future of Our Profession Is in Their Hands
The Young Architects Award is given to individuals who have shown
exceptional leadership and made significant contributions to the
profession in an early stage of their architectural careers. Architect
members of the AIA who have been licensed to practice architecture
less than 10 years by the submission deadline are eligible to be
nominated; the term young architect has no reference to the age
of nominees. Full
Story
BEST
PRACTICES
Protect Your Electronic Documents
Dougherty + Dougherty Architects, Costa Mesa, Calif., faced a situation
that is fairly common these days. Their electronic design documents
were going to be shared via a secure Web-based project site controlled
by the construction manager. Here's how they negotiated to protect
their copyright and indemnification against document misuse. Full
Story
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