 |
||||||
| 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 6 › Administrative Support 1 › Architect 58 › Architectural Intern 6 › Computer Aided Design 6 › Construction Management 6 › Engineering 4 › Facilities Management 4 › Graphic Design 2 › Healthcare Architect 9 › Industrial Design 2 |
› Information
Technology (IT) 2 › Interior Design 6 › Jobs at the AIA 2 › Landscape Architecture 4 › Marketing 6 › Planning 8 › Project Manager 21 › Security Design 1 › Specifications 3 › Web Design 1 | ||||
 |
||||||
|
› Arizona 1 › California 5 › Colorado 1 › D.C. 6 › Florida 1 › Georgia 3 › Illinois 2 › Iowa 1 › Kentucky 2 |
› Maryland 5 › Massachusetts 1 › Michigan 1 › Minnesota 1 › Missouri 2 › New Jersey 3 › New York 9 › Ohio 1 |
› Oregon 3 › Pennsylvania 3 › Tennessee 1 › Texas 8 › Virginia 3 › Washington 2 › Wisconsin 9 › Nationwide 4 |
||||
 |
||||||
|
› Executive Editor Douglas E. Gordon, Hon. AIA › Managing Editor David W. Robb › Associate Editor Russell Boniface › Associate Editor Zachariah Mortice › Graphic Design and Web Publishing Innov8iv Design Incorporated › Editorial Advisory Group: Mina Chow, AIA H. Michael Hill, AIA, LEEP-AP Lance Jaccard, AIA, LEED-AP Susan Kary, AIA, LEED-AP Kate Mackenzie, AIA, LEED-AP Zigmund Rubel, AIA › Contributing Editors: James Atkins, FAIA Kermit Baker, PhD, Hon. AIA Michael J. Crosbie, AIA, PhD Heather Livingston Tracy Ostroff Grant Simpson, FAIA Michael Tardif, Assoc. AIA |
||||||
 |
||||||
|
This service is brought to you as an AIA-member benefit. The email list used to deliver AIArchitect This Week is maintained exclusively for that purpose by the AIA national component. To keep up with the universe of information the AIA gathers exclusively for members, visit the AIA's Web page. AIArchitect® This Week is published by the AIA, 1735 New York Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20006. Copyright 2009 The American Institute of Architects. Home page. ———————————— You receive this e-mail at: To change your e-mail address, send an e-mail with your name, AIA member number, old e-mail address and new e-mail address to AIA Information Central. Or make the changes yourself. Note: If you are receiving this email at multiple addresses and want only one, go into the email you want eliminated, and use the link above. To manage your entire list of AIA e-mail newsletters, use the online form here: info.aia.org/about_memberProfile. |
||||||
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
2009
and Beyond | Revisiting the 2006 Report on Integrated Practice | “Change
or Perish”
Thom
Mayne, FAIA, design director for Morphosis, told the AIA members attending
the AIA 2005 National Convention that they must “change or perish.”
While much water has flowed under the bridge since that 2005
speech, Mayne still feels the same way today about the challenges facing
the architecture profession. Hear the interview.
Full
story 
More Gunfire at the RFI Corral
The Sept. 25 article, “Shootout at the RFI Corral” by Grant A. Simpson, FAIA, and Jim Atkins, FAIA, elicited a number of e-mail responses from AIArchitect readers. Edited versions of some of those comments are presented here.
Full
story
A
Reasonable Way to Control RFIs
Shawn
Mahoney outlines a way for RFIs to link more closely design intent and
construction reality. Go
to blog 
With
84,550 successful e-mail deliveries . . .
AIArchitect scored
a total open rate of 55,493. And the two most popular stories were:
› Funding
Secured to Restore Wright’s Park Inn Hotel in Iowa
› Professional
Liability Insurance Premium Relief
› Web
Seminar: Project Delivery Strategies
› School
Design Networking Site
