Between all the new sponsors of the chapter and the April tweeting from Milan to Israel, it's been hard to keep up. Take a gander at the stream from AIA Europe (aiaeurope) on Twitter!
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Chapter sponsor Sipral has a new website, including a news stream. You will find AIA Europe there: news | Sipral.
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The AIA Committee on Design Fall Conference is planning a 2012 conference in Seville + Granada/Cordoba + Casablanca for November. Read the preliminary outline for The Role of Style in Defining Architectural Design Excellence.
Link moved…if it moves again, go to Committee on Design home page: http://aia.org/cod.
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The first ACSA International Conference since 2005 will focus on schools and intellectual leadership as we transition to new economic scenarios and professional cultures in architecture worldwide.
The relationship between schools and the profession can be very permeable and often imprecise. Each informs the other, at times leading to greater relevance, at other times leaving disconcerting gaps. The 2012 ACSA International Conference will focus on CHANGE, and will explore these issues in relation to seven themes, Civic Engagement, Academia, Practice, Technology, Cities, Globalization, Sustainability and one flexible open category.
Read more about or register for the 2012 ACSA International Conference CHANGE, Architecture, Education, Practices June 20-22, 2012 | Barcelona, Spain.
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Europe's largest contemporary arts center (@PalaisdeTokyo) opens in France: http://wapo.st/HzWDob
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AIA Europe and 4D Collage | Design Elevates in the Laufen Export Newsletter - February 2012. (See the full Laufen newsletter here.)
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And in Israel: 4D Collage | Design Elevates, the White City rules with a guided tour that earns 2 #AIA CES learning units. How cool is that? Read more from the Washington Post: In Tel Aviv, Bauhaus rules — Touring Tel Aviv’s faded but fabulous Bauhaus architecture.
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Not following the International Committee on AIA KnowledgeNet? If not, you might be missing items like this Call for Architecture Firm in Berlin. The same post also appears on the AIA International Group on LinkedIn.
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Israel: 4D Collage | Design Elevates — a full program but it's worth looking to see where one might wander. Click the upper left thumbnail to open a slide show of images related to the program.
Additionally, from the NY Times
Established in 1887 as the first neighborhood of modern Tel Aviv, Neve Tzedek still delights with its many old buildings and independent shops.
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AIA Europe is pleased to welcome the following new members:
James T. Dickerson, Int'l. Assoc. AIA and Stephanie M. Kuehnlein, AIA of Germany; Timo J. Erno, Assoc. AIA of Finland and Saad A.J. Ismail, Int'l. Assoc. AIA of Ireland.
Within the United States:
Matilda Douglas, AIA, Catherine S. Harada, Int'l. Assoc. AIA, Stephen J. Karwan, AIA, Helen J. Kessler, FAIA, and
Andrew M. Senderak, AIA.
Welcome back Thomas Coldefy, Int'l. Assoc. AIA and, of particular note, the chair of the organizing committee for Israel: 4D Collage | Design Elevates, Yael S. Kinsky, AIA.
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Visiting Kibbutz and Bauhaus in Dessau might be too much to ask before traveling to Israel for 4D Collage | Design Elevates, but this NY Times article alone provides a tidy introduction: The Influence of Bauhaus on Architecture in Early Palestine and Israel.
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Don't miss your chance to save €100 — early registration ends in one week for Israel: 4D Collage | Design Elevates.
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AIA Europe members, seasoned or not, are encouraged to review the newly available AIA member benefits guide (1.8 MB pdf). Beyond the introductory note for AIA Europe — including a short note by past-president Gregg Brodarick — much of the guide is US centric, but does at least lend a sense of place in the Institute to its members.
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Thomas Vonier FAIA, currently representing the AIA international community on the Institute Board as International Director, is a candidate for Vice President on the AIA Board of Directors for 2013. At the January meeting in Paris of the AIA Europe Board of Directors, a resolution was adopted expressing the full support of the Board on behalf of the Chapter.
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World class contemporary architecture not enough? Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites are part of Israel: 4D Collage | Design Elevates.
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