Architecture Billings Continue Historic Rebound
“Despite ballooning costs for construction materials and delivery delays, design activity is roaring back as more and more places reopen,” said AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, Hon. AIA, Ph.D.
Professional Practice 101
The book, targeted at students and emerging professionals, outlines the fundamentals of practice while also offering up more sophisticated strategies intended to support career growth.
Remembering Walter Wildman
“Dad always said he never wanted to be wealthy as an architect. He wanted to make a difference in people’s lives through his work.”
Perspectives on Justice: John Spencer on Learning What Fair Really Means
Noland Medalist John Spencer, FAIA, says that justice is only achievable if individuals can accept, and practice, fairness.
Perspectives on Justice: Kendall Nicholson on Goals and Processes
Educator and researcher Kendall Nicholson, Assoc. AIA, talks about empathy and responsibility as the foundations of justice.
A Simulated Thatched Roof
The Brody Jewish Student Center was originally covered by a shallow hipped roof that made use of a roofing system popularized by American wood shingle manufacturers in the 1910s and 20s to resemble thatch.
Jerusalem Limestone-Look CMU
Temple Stone masonry units provide a unique finish that is great for educational institutions, museums, lobbies, theme parks and municipal and recreational facilities.