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Architects are assuming a variety of roles in plans to remove obsolete infrastructure.
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Detroit AIA's Urban Priorities Committee hopes to revitalize its city despite Motown's terminal prognosis.
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How widespread water shortages, driven by climate change and population growth, are shaping our future.
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Grounding architecture within a larger building ecology.
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This May, the nation's architects convene in New Orleans to advance the future of vibrant, place-based design.
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The director of the real estate development program at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation talks about the future of the profession.
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Oneonta, N.Y., Solar Installers Face Red Tape
July 17--WEST ONEONTA -- Solar energy installers say they are encountering red tape in the town of Oneonta and some other area communities.
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VFA Introduces Energy Assessment Services
VFA, Inc., the leading provider of end-to-end solutions for facilities capital planning and spend management, today announced new Energy Assessment Services to identify opportunities to save energy and reduce costs in existing buildings.
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Montgomery Planning for Federal Stimulus Funds
Jul. 20--For Montgomery, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 so far has meant $14.7 million for projects and a chance to investigate a process that would convert the city's garbage into gas.
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In 2005, the city of Northampton, Mass., got wind of a new initiative from the Washington, D.C.-based American Institute of Architects that aligned with the community’s values and direction.