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aiarchitect | volume 14 the news of america’s community of architects February 23, 2007
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Community-conscious Architects Who Are African-American Women
At work is a new generation of architects who acknowledge and experience, but are not deterred by the more subtle forms of exclusion and unequal opportunities that persist today, writes Stephen A. Kliment, FAIA, about June Grant in Oakland and Zevilla Jackson Preston in Harlem.
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Citizen Architect Bruce Tyler, AIA, is a recently elected city councilman in Richmond, Va., and a full-time practicing principal with Baskervill, a regional architecture, engineering, interior design, and facilities management firm.
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Privately Funded Hospital?
Regarding the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund article this week, is a privately funded turnkey hospital a good idea?
› It’s a great idea; really heartwarming.
› It’s a good idea, I’d even donate.
› It’s a questionable idea for public infrastructure.
› It’s a bad idea and bad precedent.

View all poll results.


Communities
› School Building Expo, CAE Unite for Conference March 6–8 in West Palm Beach
› Did You Know . . . That April 8-14 is national Architecture Week?
› TISP Annual Congress Coming Up March 28–29