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Ned Cramer's Dialogue

• Friends in High Places

  The AIA's next chief executive needs to be a politically savvy leader with the skills, and the mandate, to effect changes that will benefit...

   

• Big Spill, Bigger Cleanup

  Architecture might have an opportunity to push sustainability to become a de jure standard.

   

• Some Fine Print

  Information and some background about ARCHITECT and Hanley Wood's new media association with the AIA.

   

• The New Guy at the NEA

  The appointment of Jason Schupbach as director of design of the NEA was a welcome surprise.

   

• Care-Mongering

  Politics may be polarized, but architects are bound by their professional code to serve the less fortunate.

   

• All articles in Ned Cramer's Dialogue

Newsfeed: U.S. Business

• Andrews Federal Campus gets cash infusion

• Forsyth to have hearing on Pepsi incentives

• City wants to convert public housing

• Advanced Disposal buys Georgia waste company

• Second half of 2010 bodes well for San Antonio’s apartment market, report states

Newsfeed: Around the World

• Universities as City Builders: a panel discussion

• Competitions: Editor's Pick, 02.09.10

• Richard Haut’s EU tenders, 02.09.10

• RIBA Special Awards shortlists revealed

• Sauerbruch Hutton is Venice M9 museum winner

Newsfeed: Products & Sustainability

• CertainTeed s New High Temperature (HT) Blanket Insulation Features Minimum 60 Percent Recycled Content, Protects and Performs in Process Applications

• LA Businesses Push for Nation s Largest Solar Feed-In Tariff

• A Feature Project from Built Green is the Martha Rose Construction in Shoreline, WA.

• Eldorado Stone has added 21 NEW CAD Details for their Architectural Stone Veneer

• Housing Policy Discussion Finds Little Common Ground