I didn’t want to be an architect when I was eight years old. I wanted to ride dragons or become a wizard. I’ve yet to see a real dragon, though I’m… Read more »
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I didn’t want to be an architect when I was eight years old. I wanted to ride dragons or become a wizard. I’ve yet to see a real dragon, though I’m… Read more »
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The American Architectural Foundation (AAF) in association with Otis and the American Institute of Architecture Students invited students to the Civic Design Leadership Forum to discuss the intersection of technology and… Read more »
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Carnegie Mellon University hosted close to 500 architecture students in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) Northeast Quad Conference March 31-April 3, 2016. The largest quad… Read more »
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Close to 300 architecture and design students from across the south and Puerto Rico convened in Savannah, Georgia for the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) South Quad Conference March… Read more »
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One of the perks of your service to the AIAS has been that you receive Leadership and Service Hours for NCARB’s IDP. On June 29, 2016, the Intern Development Program (IDP)… Read more »
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Remember back in April when we talked about how you could get involved as a Student Architect Licensing Advisor? NCARB has recently announced how they will select two Licensing Advisors… Read more »
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It may have been spring break for some, but being poolside wasn’t the primary reason roughly 100 architecture and design students met in Las Vegas, March 22 – 25 2016…. Read more »
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Roughly one week remains in our Instagram Competition with The Vinyl Institute (VI). Share your photos of plastic applications in outdoor architecture. Examples may be found on the VI’s Instagram… Read more »
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Many of you will decide to go into traditional practice and many of you will venture off and create your own path. Whether that’s in marketing, construction management, research, interior… Read more »
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More than 150 architecture students gathered in Detroit, Michigan for the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) Midwest Quad Conference March 11-13, 2016. Lawrence Technological University hosted the annual regional… Read more »
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Auburn University’s design-build program was recently highlighted on Fast Company’s Co.Exist online publication. Rural Studio, an off-campus design-build program at the Alabama university, has been working to design a house… Read more »
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It’s a new year and we (and others!) want to hear from you! Take a look at four different survey opportunities to provide your feedback and insight. Quad Conference… Read more »
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