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How Architectural Firms are Adapting in a Post-Covid World?

The year 2020 has taught the world lessons beyond imagining: Empathy, Connection, Change, and Adaptability. How will we grow to learn from these hard lessons? What is the future of the architectural firm, the AEC industry, and firm policies?  The pandemic gave firms a strong push into virtual work, whereas without it many would discuss […]

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Grow as an Architect: Construction Administration and Specifications: Bob Bailey

Construction administration “CA” is one of those aspects of our profession that I would categorize as a necessary evil. CA is seldom easy, and usually challenging if not downright difficult. But, it’s a great learning experience. For young architects it can be an eye-opener as to the vagaries and vicissitudes of how a project gets

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Passive House: Align Passion with a Certification: Greg Coni

With the economy cooling from the corona virus, it is going to be difficult for soon-to-be architecture graduates to find that first job in the profession, and current professionals to find their next job.  In a competitive market, those seeking jobs must find ways to stand out from the many other professionals applying for the

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Learning from the Covid-19 Pandemic: Adaptive Retooling

The economic effects of Covid-19 have led companies to focus on trying to survive a situation that has no defined end. The architecture community is no exception. Based on the AIA’s “March 2020 Special Report: Moving ahead, challenging times confront the design professions,”  two thirds of firms reported slowing or stoppage of projects due to

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