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aiarchitect | volume 15 the news of america’s community of architects January 18, 2008
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  › Executive Editor Douglas E. Gordon, Hon. AIA
› Managing Editor Stephanie Stubbs, Assoc. AIA
› Associate Editor Tracy Ostroff
› Associate Editor Russell Boniface
› Associate Editor Zachariah Mortice
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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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Workflow: The Mantra for 2008
Contributing Editor Michael Tardif talks about streamlining business processes and the role of BIM.
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Randy Peterson, FAIA, president and CEO of HMC Architects in San Diego, has instituted an annual benefit program that offers his employees the chance to live out their dreams.
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Gratitude to Yale Art and Architecture
Reading about the restoration of Paul Rudolph’s Yale Art and Architecture building brought Managing Editor Stephanie Stubbs back to architecture school late-night studio debates about the merits and foibles of Brutalism, Rudolph’s parti, and the involvement of users in the design process, she writes. Which buildings caused a buzz in your studio?
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