AIArchitect, September 7, 2001


	September 7, 2001

	AIA NEWS New Online CES Courses from the 2001 Convention AIA, NOMA Strengthening Ties Nominations for College of Fellows Bursar Due February 1 If Your Access to MyAIA Is Slow, Here's a Fix

	SPECIAL Architecture and Design High School Continues to Evolve Architects Part of School Safety Equation Architect Hero: Ernest Hara, FAIA

	INDUSTRY NEWS Ninth Circuit Holds Architects Not Liable Under ADA Survey to Explore Top Architectural Challenges: Sustainability and Codes AIA-Member Update on Audits for CES Compliance NCARB Installs New Board, Names Presidential Medal Winners Take Part in the XXI UIA Congress in Berlin in July 2002 Trump Selects SOM for Chicago Tower

	GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS Bush Administration Opposes TRAC Legislation "New Community Design" Seeks Solutions to Sprawl

	ECONOMICS Architecture Firms Design a Quarter of Single-Family Homes Work-on-the-Boards Survey: Business Conditions at Firms Remain Stalled in July

	PRACTICE Saarinen's Beloved TWA Terminal and Air Travel for the Future: Can this Marriage Be Saved? After the Flood: Cleanup Guidelines for Clients Create Your Own Public Image Using AIA PR Tools Picture This (Again and Again) Automated Time-Lapse Photography A User's Eye View of Best Baseball Parks The How and Why of Alternative Dispute Resolution

	MARKETPLACE RESEARCH Opportunity to Strategy

	PIA NEWS AIA Professional Practice Offers Seven Virtual Seminars this Fall International Committee Seeks Nominees for Advisory Group 2002

	POINTS OF VIEW From the President's Office: Some Random Thoughts on Becoming a Worthy Ancestor Public Treasures: The Gamble House

	CES "Ask Evelyn": I'm Being Audited! What Do I Do? AIA-Member Update on Audits for CES Compliance

	MEMBERS AND FIRMS Promotions \| News \| Moves Building Codes Champion Bob J. Fowler, FAIA, Dies Marshall Meyers, 1931–2001

	COMPONENTS Component Executives at Work in Sweltering San Antonio Northern Virginia Honors Projects from D.C. to Madagascar Lancaster Elected 2003 CACE President

	AIAS Architecture Students Converge on Nation's Capital

	YOUNG ARCHITECTS YAF Seeks Nominations for Advisory Committee

	AAF NEWS Accent on Architecture Grants, Keystone Award Nominations Due October 5 AAF Support and the New AIA Dues Invoice

	PROJECTS OF NOTE • New Science Center, Detroit, by Neumann Smith & Associates • Saarinen's TWA Terminal and the Moment of Truth • Web Site Shows Communities the Effects of Conquering Sprawl • Montezuma Castle Restoration, by Einhorn Yaffee Prescott • Burt Hill Designs Nation's Largest Sustainable Redevelopment Project

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	Architects' Rights Protected by Washington State Supreme Court In a unanimous decision, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled today that the statute of repose does not violate the state or federal constitutions. Full Story NAAB Names Matthews as Next Exec Sharon Carter Matthews, AIA, will become executive director of the National Architectural Accrediting Board October 1. Full Story

	This Week

	2002 Membership Renewal Offers Open Access to PIAs Beginning in 2002, the AIA is offering members free access to all the professional interest areas (PIAs), removing the $50 fee of the past. All you need to do is identify your primary choice of a PIA on your 2002 membership renewal form and add additional PIAs if you wish to receive information in those particular areas. Full Story Projects of Note James River (Va.) Chapter Names Prize Winners The James River Chapter of the AIA has named the recipients of several of its awards programs. Full Story AIA Testifies for Safe and Affordable Housing Guided by input from members of the Housing Professional Interest Area, the AIA submitted testimony to the congressionally mandated Millennial Housing Commission, which is preparing recommendations on federal housing policy. Full Story Architecture Loses Two Beloved Figures George Hasslein, FAIA, died in San Luis Obispo, Calif., after suffering a heart attack. He was 83. Steven Izenour, another beloved mentor and practitioner, died of a heart attack August 21 while on vacation with his family in Vermont. He was 61. Full Story TV's New Fall Schedule Includes a Sure Winner: 206 Spots of AIA Ads September 17 kicks off the eight-week flight of the AIA's fall television advertising campaign, which will feature 206 spots, up significantly from the 72 showings during the spring. Full Story

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