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aiarchitect | volume 14 the news of america’s community of architects January 12, 2007
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Expanding Our Role: Architects in the Community
Mark Siebold, AIA, architect and city planner for the City of Choctaw, Okla, explains how zoning ordinances just might be a way to draw architects and the communities they serve together. Full story


Emy Louie, AIA, hosts “The Emy Louie Show” a live international radio talk show that explores Feng Shui, architecture, and other related disciplines.
Full story


Single-Building Worship Has Gone Too Far
Excerpted from his excellent commentary above, Young Architect Forum member Mark Siebold, AIA, posits that “unless we work together with our neighbors to adapt design to the community, we have lost the quality of place.”
What do you think?


Regarding this year’s Honor Award recipients, which group—as a whole—intrigues you the most?
› Honor Awards for Architecture
› Honor Awards for Interiors
› Honor Awards for Urban and Regional Design
› They are equally intriguing.

View all poll results.


Communities
› New AIA PodNet on Multifamily Housing Liability
› Save the Date: AIA COD’s “Rejuvenation of American Cities on the Water” Conference