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Tuesday, July 14, 2015

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CLIMATE CHANGE Resilience to Adaptation The crucible for an ethical practice in architecture. read more
BUILDING MATERIALS Flexing Forms A focus on a user’s agency in altering and shaping his or her environment defines the 2014 AIA Upjohn Research Initiative grant recipients. read more
BUILDING MATERIALS Fighting for the Driver’s Seat Architects are in a position to lead the conversation on sustainability, building materials, and public health. Before it can... read more
ARCHITECTS AIA Feature: New Rules Lessons learned in finding new ways to represent architects in the 21st century. read more
ARCHITECTS AIA Feature: Architecture, Big-A and Little-a Ethical discourse within architecture is tepid, at best. What have architects lost, and what do they still have to gain, in asking the hard questions?read more

AIA ARCHITECT

The BehavioralistThe Behavioralist 
How buildings are used is as important as why.
The ContextualistThe Contextualist
Engaging a principled approach to site.
The MastersThe Masters 
Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects is one of Atlanta’s preeminent firms. Its...
Practice CraftPractice Craft 
Elizabeth Whittaker, AIA, on the conceptual economy of means that drives her...
The New ArchitectThe New Architect 
Jose Alvarez draws on his career-spanning time at Eskew+Dumez+Ripple to provide...
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AIAPRACTICE

Discern, Disclose, DisengageDiscern, Disclose, Disengage 
Encountering and contending with conflicts of interest.
Second LooksSecond Looks 
When design-bid-build won't cut it.
An Ethical Inquiry, Part 2An Ethical Inquiry, Part 2
Don’t be frightened.
An Ethical Inquiry, Part 1An Ethical Inquiry, Part 1
Mr. Groucho Marx, Hon. AIA
Work FlowsWork Flows 
Notes on cosmopolitanism.
AIA PERSPECTIVE 

Emerging Professionals 
Young architects share their experiences with their first projects.
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