Fulbright scholars in architecture wanted for 2009-2010!
The application deadline for this prestigious
grant is August 1, 2008. Awards in Egypt (#9058),
Zambia (#9107), Israel (9414), Tunisia (#9442), and Oman (#9434)
afford scholars the opportunity to teach and conduct research on a
variety of topics related to architecture and urban planning. U.S.
citizenship and a Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree are required.
Applicants to the Tunisia award should have fluent French; English
is sufficient for the remaining awards. For more information please
see www.cies.org!
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced that the Americans with Disabilities Act
Accessibilities Guidelines for ADA Titles II and
III, which the Accessibility Board released
in 2004, are available for public review, with a deadline
for comments of August 18.
Please click here to view the AIArchitect article on
this topic.
Diversity Recognition
Program
This program celebrates and invites the contributions of AIA
members toward the goal of a more diverse profession. Up to twelve
submissions will be selected annually to be recognized as Diversity
Best Practices. All individuals submitting a proposal must sign the
waiver/release form. Electronic submissions
are preferred and should be sent to diversity@aia.org. Hard copy
submissions may be sent to:
Yvette Morris
Manager, Diversity
The American Institute of Architects
1735 New York Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20006
Upjohn Research Initiative Call
for Submissions - deadline September 1,
2008
AIA Research Initiatives include the Upjohn Research Initiative, which matches
base funds for applied research projects that advance professional
practice, and the RFP Research Program, in which the AIA
awards up to 10 grants of $7,000 each for selected projects. This
grant qualifies recipients to have their findings and outcomes
published both electronically in the AIA Soloso online database and
in a nationally distributed publication: The American Institute of
Architects Report on University Research. 2008 recipients of this
grant include the Design for Aging Knowledge Community and
Constance Bodurow, Assoc. AIA. of the Regional and Urban Design
Committee Knowledge Community.
Leading Edge Sustainability Practices
– What's Your Question?
The AIA Committee on Architecture for Education, The New York Times
Knowledge Network, and the Society for College and University
Planning (SCUP) are jointly developing a webcast that will focus on
a significant issue, leading edge practice, or concept in
sustainable design. Who are the global leaders in sustainable
design that you would like to hear from? What are your most
pressing needs in sustainable design in a postsecondary education
environment? Would you take one minute to help guide the
development of our program? There are only three questions! Click here to take the survey.
CAE Honors 11 Projects with 2008 Design
Awards
The AIA Committee on Architecture for Education honored 11
educational and cultural facilities with this year’s CAE
Educational Facility Design Awards. The purpose of the design
awards program is to identify trends and emerging ideas, honor
excellence in planning and design, and disseminate knowledge about
best practices in educational and community facilities.
2008 Industry
Forecast
CAE 2007 Fall
Conference
REDEFINING SUSTAINABILITY: NEW DIRECTIONS FOR
DESIGNING OUR FUTURE
Visit this comprehensive collection of articles, presentations,
videos, and photos from the CAE Fall Conference.
ACRL/LAMA Guide for Architects: Guide for
Planning Higher Education Library Spaces
In response to frequent inquiries for information about
planning academic library buildings, the Association of College and
Research Libraries (ACRL) and the Library Administration and
Management Association (LAMA) have joined forces to provide a basic
framework for architects, planners, and librarians embarking on
planning and design of libraries for higher education.
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New AIA Podcast: "Change: Ideas and
Influences Reshaping the Design of Schools"
From AIA PodNet: In the 21st century,
children’s needs, teacher’s needs, and architects’
challenges in school design have shifted dramatically. In this
podcast, educational development experts Timothy Dufault,
AIA, and John Weekes, AIA, describe recent changes in
planning, design, and construction of U.S. schools. They present
award-winning projects and discuss how architects can strengthen
educational methods through design.
Read More | Bio
More AIA podcasts of possible interest to CAE
members
Full AIA
Architecture Knowledge Review podcast series
Photos from CAE Tours and
Events
Albums include shots from the CAE Spring 2006 conference in
Cincinnati and the May 2007 CAE DC tour of the new Asia Trail at
the National Zoo.
CAE - Allied Organization
Events
Dates and locations of major education and design conferences
and events nationwide. Also, see a list of related links.
