April 3, 2009
Reading Time: 2 minutes For more than 120 years, AIA Contract Documents has been the mainstay of the construction industry featuring a comprehensive suite of contractual documents that address the full spectrum of design and construction projects, large and small. Learn about AIA Contract Documents We are the proven standard to count on: We offer the industry’s most widely Read More
April 3, 2009
Reading Time: < 1 minute SAVE THE DATES – July High Performance Design Workshop AIA New Jersey – Committee on the Environment USGBC New Jersey Chapter Rutgers – Edward J. Bloustein School DATES & TIMES: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 – 8:00am – 4:30 pm Wednesday, July 15, 2009 – 8:00am – 6:30 pm LOCATION: The Willow School (LEED PLATINUM CERTIFIED) Read More
March 31, 2009
Reading Time: 4 minutes Two AIA New Jersey architects have been elevated to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) prestigious College of Fellows, an honor awarded to members who have made contributions of national significance to the profession. Mark Alan Hewitt, FAIA, of Bernardsville, N.J., and Anne E. Weber, FAIA, of Princeton, N.J., are included in the 112 architects Read More
March 24, 2009
Reading Time: < 1 minute Join other “Young Professional” organizations throughout the state. Participating will get you exposure to hundreds of young professionals eager to network. The first two hours are an extended “cocktail hour” with low music conducive to business networking and making new connections. Later the event takes on a more social atmosphere, with great music, dancing and Read More
March 20, 2009
Reading Time: < 1 minute March 10, 2009 – There has been a flurry of media attention about the Lieb House’s successful transport from Long Beach Island, NJ and arrival on Long Island. After being loaded onto a barge at Barnegat, it floated by Pier 17 in NYC (South Street Seaport and Brooklyn Bridge), on it’s way to final destination Read More
March 20, 2009
Reading Time: 4 minutes February 2009 – by Fred B. Adelson, Ph.D. Professor, Art Department, Rowan University As some may know, New Jersey is regrettably loosing the Lieb House by Venturi and Rauch. During the 1960s, this home on Long Beach Island and the Vanna Venturi House (Chestnut Hill, PA) were Robert Venturi’s only two residential commissions to go Read More
March 20, 2009
Reading Time: < 1 minute Janaury 2009 – AIA-NJ was the lead organizer and sponsor of a three day charrette to plan for the survival and adaptation of Bell Labs. The Bell Lab’s Charrette Report which documents the importance of Saarinen’s masterpiece, the charrette process and the collaborative efforts of architects, landscape architects, engineers, historians, planners, and interns is available: Read More
March 20, 2009
Reading Time: 2 minutes May 2008 – A three-day brainstorming event of architects, landscape architects, preservationists, planners, historians, mechanical engineers, and sustainable consultants concluded on Sunday with innovative visions and exciting news that the nearly 2,000,000 square foot office building and research facility in Holmdel, originally built as Bell Laboratories on 472 acres, has immense capacity for rehabilitation and Read More
March 15, 2009
Reading Time: < 1 minute At a membership meeting of the Chapter held on February 17, two bylaws amendments were passed which will now allow the Chapter to issue Chapter meeting notices and distribute election ballots via e-mail. The details of these bylaws amendments (#5-2009 and #6-2009) can be reviewed at the following location on AIA NJ’s website: https://aia-nj.org/meeting2009.shtml. From this Read More
February 15, 2009
Reading Time: < 1 minute February 17th a special Members Meeting has been called to discuss and vote on a proposed by-laws change. If you want more information go to www.aia-nj.org or call the office to have information faxed to you. This is your AIA, hope to see you there. AIA-NJ Members Meeting February 17, 2009 @ 6:00 pm NK Read More
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