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Change the World: Harnessing BIM Technology and Integrated Project Delivery for Sustainable Design Boston, MA May 13 - 14, 2008

2008 Public Architects Training Workshop Boston, MA May 14, 2008

COTE Celebration and Top Ten Toast Boston, MA May 15, 2008

Web Seminar: Healthcare Technology , United States of America May 20, 2008

Best 1: Building Enclosure Science and Technology Minneapolis, MN June 10 - 12, 2008

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Public Architects

The Public Architects (PA) Committee promotes excellence in public architecture and enhances the role of the public architect as an essential element in the planning, design, construction, and management of public facilities.

Contact: Shaw Hubbard

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The Cornerstone presents news, articles, trends, and best practices of interest to the AIA Public Architects Committee.
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Starting a Knowledge Community: A Toolkit for Components Public Architects Committee Strategic Plan More News

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Benefits of a Satisfaction Fee in Public Architecture City of Carrollton, Texas, Development Process Managing the Contingency Allowance Organizational Peer Review Terminology: As-built Drawings, Record Drawings, Measured Drawings More Best Practices

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America’s Favorite Public Architecture
According to the recent America’s Favorite Architecture poll, more than one-half of America’s favorite 25 buildings were designed by public architects. Click on the links below to view images and information about these public structures that have changed the American landscape.

No. 2: White House
No. 4: Jefferson Memorial
No. 5: Golden Gate Bridge
No. 6: U.S. Capitol Building
No. 7: Lincoln Memorial
No. 10: Vietnam Veterans Memorial
No. 12: Washington Memorial
No. 13: Grand Central Station, New York City
No. 14: St. Louis Gateway Arch
No. 15: U.S. Supreme Court Building
No. 17: Metropolitan Museum, New York City
No. 20: Brooklyn Bridge
No. 21: Philadelphia City Hall
No. 24: Philadelphia Museum of Art

Sustainability: Taking the Long View
Now available from the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), this 200+ page book features 19 articles and book reviews on sustainability. You can purchase the book from SCUP's online store.

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Leading Yourself: Overcoming Leadership Blind Spots Leading Your Client Leading Your Firm Leading Your Project Team: An Emerging Project Leadership Model Leading Your Profession Leading Your Community PM: What Your Knowledge Community is Doing for You CMMI’s Approach to Quality Management How to Say "Fini" to Substitution Requests Reflections on the Future of Professional Practice