Weak Business Conditions
Continue at Firms in November
Billings at U.S. architecture firms declined in November,
marking the third straight month that a significantly higher share
of firms reported declines from the previous month than reported
increases. However, there is some evidence that business conditions
will improve in the near future. Full
Story
A Giving Time
Architecture has always been a giving profession, but the
universal wake of pain caused by this year's terrorist attacks appears
to have touched new depths of concern for giving this season, in
the AIA community and beyond. Full
Story
PROJECT
OF THE WEEK
New Minnesota Elementary
School Houses 1,200 Students
Like many other architecture firms involved in school design,
DLR Group faced the challenge of meeting the needs of a large and
still increasing elementary school population while maintaining
a neighborhood feel within the walls of a new facility. Full
Story
2002
Business Week/Architectural Record Awards Call For Entries
Architects and clients interested in submitting their buildings
in the 2002 Business Week/Architectural
Record (BW/AR) Awards program should look for the call for
entry information insert in the January issue of Architectural
Record. Full
Story
January
Security Conference in Albuquerque Covers Nuts and Boltsand
the Big Picture, Too
The AIA "Building Security Through Design: Protective
Environments in an Open Society" conference, January 1013,
2002, has assembled a stellar cast of security experts to present
detailed security design topics in concurrent technical sessions.
Full
Story
This Week, last week, et al. (delivered
12/14/01), (delivered
12/07/01).
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