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Election 2016: Where Candidates Stand on Issues that Matter to Architects

The only way you couldn’t know that this is an election year is if you’d been in a sensory deprivation chamber. In some

9/2/2016Edcetera

Transforming America’s Perception of Suburbia

Ugly blight, or vital community? You’ve certainly seen it, and maybe even experienced it. The snobbery that’s directed

7/22/2016Edcetera

Alternative Careers for Architects that Work

Sometimes a crossroads leads to a brand new rewarding career. If you’ve thought about changing careers or just taking o

7/15/2016Edcetera

Ready to be Heard? Speak at the 2017 AIA Convention in Orlando

Orlando is ready to welcome you to the 2017 AIA convention. Are you a subject-matter expert and want to share your know

6/29/2016Edcetera

World Architecture Festival Tackles Housing and Immigration

Housing isn’t just an immigrant problem, it’s a societal problem. Housing and immigration issues are on most everyone’s

6/20/2016Edcetera

The ICC Evaluates Code for Tall Wood Buildings

Tall wood construction could change the face of cities throughout America. Time was, wood construction had serious limit

5/27/2016Edcetera

4 Business Growth Avenues for Architecture Firms

Look outside your comfort zone and you might just find brand new avenues for business growth. Anyone can slide into a ru

5/16/2016Edcetera

Architect Ownership Rights: You Designed it, Now Keep It

Your designs are still yours, even through numerous iterations and collaborations. You wouldn’t buy a book and then clai

5/14/2016Edcetera

Knowledge Equals Responsibility: What’s in the Materials You Specify?

Transparency in architecture lets the light in. Knowledge is power, and it’s also a lot of responsibility. In generation

5/6/2016Edcetera