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aiarchitect | volume 14 the news of america’s community of architects September 14, 2007
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Initially, the purpose of this article was to focus on the importance of our profession’s acceptance of non-traditional architecture career paths, notes H. Ross Clements, AIA. However, as he considered the subject further, his thoughts focused as much on being prepared for architecture career opportunities, as on whether those opportunities present themselves in traditional or non-traditional architecture positions.
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Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak
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As an expert witness, Jim W. Sealy, FAIA, says he is asked often by lawyers what architects could possibly know about ergonomics. His answer? “Everything.”
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