AIA East Bay Has a New Home!
“Home is where I want to be, Pick me up and turn me ’round.” Song lyrics from “This Must be the Place” by The Talking…
Month: June 2022
AIA May ABI: Architecture Billings Index slows but remains strong
WASHINGTON – June 22, 2022 – Architecture firms reported increasing demand for design services in May, according to a new report today from The American…
New Code by Kerwin Lee, AIA
Every 3 years the state of California adopts and applies a new edition of the building code. This cycle is based on the writing and…
Spring Housing Forum Concludes with an Insightful Tour of PYATOK’s Casa Arabella
Thank you to PYATOK for hosting this intimate and insightful tour of Casa Arabella! This tour was put together by our Housing Forum Committee as…
Meet Tim Nystrom | Member Spotlight
By Nicole Dominguez “People are so important when it comes to architecture and I believe there is a strong social, geographical, political connection that needs…
Tim has been practicing residential and commercial architecture in the Bay Area since 2008 and then became licensed in 2012. He not only designs homes, he designs a neighborhood experience. His inviting, aesthetically diverse architecture is art. He chose architecture because he has always had a passion for practical art, saying, "I went to an art high school, so painting and sculpting are something that I've always done. I still paint and sculpt. I've always loved that, and many architects have that path in terms of the balance of art and math and physics, so I would say that's part of my journey."
world of architecture during their school years and beyond. He wishes to guide young architects and help create a path for them after they finish school.
