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aiarchitect | volume 14 the news of america’s community of architects June 29, 2007
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Hot Off the Press: Design for Aging: Post-Occupancy Evaluations
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The Simple Home: Six Paths to Sustainability
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
Questions About the AIA’s Design-Build Documents?
CORNERSTONE PARTNERS
What Is a Cornerstone Partner?
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The Audit is Coming
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  › Executive Editor Douglas E. Gordon, Hon. AIA
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› Contributing Editors: James Atkins, FAIA; Kermit Baker, PhD,
Hon. AIA; Michael J. Crosbie, AIA, PhD; John P. Eberhard, FAIA; Stephen A. Kliment, FAIA; Heather Livingston; Grant Simpson, FAIA; Michael Tardif, Assoc. AIA, Tony P. Wrenn, Hon. AIA.

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Corporate and Public Architects: Seeing from the Client’s Side
Architects who work in-house for agencies, foundations, and corporations work closely with design firms not as designers themselves but as procurers of design services and the owner’s rep during design, construction, and occupation. This month, Stephen Kliment, FAIA, profiles two African-American architects who have mastered that role, Andrew Thompson, AIA, and Ricardo C. Herring, FAIA.
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Alex Wilson
is the founder and executive editor of Environmental Building News and president of BuildingGreen Inc.
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A Stronger Transition from Graduate to Architect
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards passed a resolution June 25 at its annual meeting that could encourage more architecture graduates to hold to their licensure track. And, in the long term, if graduates can immediately take parts of the ARE, might that also shift our concept of “architect”?
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