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aiarchitect | volume 14 the news of america’s community of architects March 2, 2007
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YAF Defines Top 10 Issues as It Turns Sweet 16
This year, as the AIA celebrates its 150th birthday, the Young Architects Forum (YAF) is celebrating its16th year as a committee. After 16 years, YAF leadership decided it was time to validate the mission of the YAF and arm ourselves with information about the young architects we represent. So, on February 5-6, we brought together 34 young architects, 2 associates, and 10 invited speakers and guests to discuss how the YAF can best address the needs of young architects.
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Karen Lewand, Hon. AIA
AIA Baltimore Executive Director Karen Lewand, Hon. AIA, pursues the dual goals of providing resources to her city’s architects to help them better their practices through knowledge and fellowship and educating Baltimore’s public about the significance of the built environment in their lives.
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The 2010 Imperative
Is the 2010 Imperative a moral imperative? After taking part in his week’s program, AIA President RK Stewart, FAIA, wonders if we have lost the belief that we can change the world. And can we get that belief back?
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