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Wendy Ornelas, FAIA,
is
the newly elected 2010 president of the National Architectural Accrediting
Board (NAAB). Ornelas spoke with AIArchitect about the process,
adoption, and implementation of the new (2009) NAAB Conditions for Accreditation;
mentorship and encouraging youngsters to pursue architecture as a career;
and the importance of faculty to have an active architecture practice.
Full
story
Alan Stover, FAIA,
has
been involved with the AIA Contract Documents program since 1975 as a student
intern, staff director, consultant, and member volunteer. In those capacities,
he has been instrumental in the expansion of the scope and flexibility of
the documents from the days of paper-only versions to the current families
of documents available online for projects small and large and the wide variety
of project delivery options in use today.
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story
Museum
of Chinese in America Opens
The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA), designed by Maya Lin, recently opened a new New York City location that links Chinatown and SoHo, the city’s art district. MOCA will present the history and culture of people of Chinese descent in the United States.
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Protect
Your Project with New AIA Contract Documents
On
Tuesday, November 3, the AIA released the latest version of AIA Contract
Documents, which includes groundbreaking agreements that reflect the
latest trends in design and construction: integrated project delivery,
federally funded or federally insured projects, and sustainability. Go
to blog
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