Architectural billings slowdown moderated in September
A slight improvement in business conditions has led to fewer architecture firms reporting declining billings, according to a new report today from The American Institute…
Month: October 2020
Welch ARE Scholarship Opportunity Deadline Approaching
In recognition of Paul Welch Jr.’s distinguished and lengthy career of service to architects and the architectural profession, this scholarship program was created to celebrate…
Practical Considerations
IS THE CERTIFICATE OF MERIT STATUTE (CCP 411.35) EFFECTIVE; SHOULD IT BE CHANGED AND HOW CAN DESIGN PROFESSIONALS PROTECT THEMSELVES CCP 411.35 (b) (1) requires…
ABI August 2020: Architecture firm billings still show little sign of improvement
Many firms are finding that fewer proposals are converting to active projects since pandemic’s start Business conditions remained stalled at architecture firms in August, with…
Demystifying California Code Changes
Erick Mikiten, AIA, LEED-AP Before becoming a Building Standards Commissioner in 2012, the timing of the various blue and yellow code book pages that were…
#EQxD2020 – Architect Registration Examination (ARE) Challenge Scholarship Program
The ARE Challenge Scholarship Program recognizes that the effort and expense of the architectural licensing process as a barrier to achieving this professional milestone and…
Engineers Alliance for the Arts: Student Impact Project Calling for Volunteers
ENGINEERS ALLIANCE FOR THE ARTS (EAA) facilitates a unique bridge-building program in San Francisco and throughout the Bay Area. EAA is looking for volunteer engineers,…
KTGY-Designed Communities Receive Recognition for Best Architectural Design
KTGY Architecture + Planning is pleased to announce that the Building Industry Association of the Bay Area has recognized KTGY-designed residential communities and residences at…
Modern new affordable housing project opens in East Bay
This article is originally from KCBS Radio, written by Matt Bigler. Truly affordable housing continues to be the holy grail in the Bay Area. One…
Julia Morgan Changed Architecture and Opened the Field for Women
This article is originally from Cal Alumni Association, written by Laura Smith In late June, visitors find the doors of Berkeley City Club locked, signs imploring would-be…