Ron
Bogle Takes AAF Helm
Ron Bogle, who was appointed this summer as president of the American
Architectural Foundation, sat down with AIArchitect Associate Editor
Tracy F. Ostroff to share his thoughts about the state of the AAF
and his plans for cultivating and furthering the organization's
mission. Full
Story
Eight
New CES Classes from eClassroom
AIA eClassroom has just added eight new practice-oriented distance
learning programs to its repertoire of continuing education classes
for architects. Drawn from the highest rated presentations at this
year's AIA national convention, these programs offer two credit
hours each. Full
Story
FROM
OUR FRIENDS AT AIA BATON ROUGE
Four Projects, Three Firms
Earn 2002 Rose Awards
AIA Baton Rouge is happy to report that three member firms received
2002 Rose Awards for four projects. The Rose Awards recognize members
of the AIA Baton Rouge chapter for their outstanding architecture.
Full
Story
HONORS
AND AWARDS
Fellows Award Program
The 2003 Fellows
will be invested at Kahn's Salk Institute in La Jolla during the
AIA national convention. The AIA Fellowship and Honorary
Fellowship programs were developed to elevate those architects who
have made a significant contribution to architecture and society
and have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession. Advancement
to fellowship is one of the highest honors The American Institute
of Architects can bestow upon an architect. Full
Story
BEST
PRACTICES
Green: The Color of
Future
Resource conservation and environmental sensitivity are no longer
concepts one has to sell to clients, says the grand duke of the
current environmental design movement. Robert Berkebile, FAIA, gives
three examples. Full
Story
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