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aiarchitect | volume 15 the news of america’s community of architects January 25, 2008
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AIA STORE
Fourth Factor: Architecture and Medicine
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
Questions Regarding the AIA Contract Documents 2007 Update?
CORNERSTONE PARTNERS
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Visit the AIA Career Center to view/post openings. You can sort the complete list by keyword, category, job level, job type, and location. › Academic Faculty 2
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› Graphic Design 6
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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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Join Us for “Adventures In Architecture”
Jim Atkins, FAIA, is about to embark on his new, year-long series exploring in depth the design and construction of “the greatest accomplishment in Renaissance architecture.” Its creation, he says, is a story that parallels many of the challenges architects encounter today: competitions, owner sign-offs, client nonpayment, and decisions by committee.
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Jack Travis, FAIA, is owner and principal of Jack Travis Architects, a firm that works to effect urban and environmental design concepts from a black perspective.
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What Determines a City’s Architectural Character?
On writing about Suman Sorg, FAIA, for this issue, Associate Editor Zach Mortice notes that perhaps D.C. should have more contemporary architecture to balance its traditional Classical emphasis and asks: What about your city?
What do you think?


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› Submissions for TAP Fourth Annual BIM Awards Competition Due February 1
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