Images from the AIA Europe Pool at Flickr
The Chapter Board of Directors is pleased to announce the mid-summer appointment of a new treasurer, James Cowey, AIA. Jim will fulfill the remainder of the post vacated by Tom McDuffie, AIA who relocated to London this spring. The term runs until the end of 2004.
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Rebecca Williamson, AIA (Paris, France) is a participant in a Paris event presented by the Théâtre de la Cité internationale with the Cité Universitaire de Paris and the Maison de l'Architecture en Ile-de-France. The three day conference explores the relationship of dance, the body and architecture. More information is available in this PDF download.
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Scheduled for 6 and 7 December 2004, at the Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, is the closing event of the ACI Centennial celebration. It will be a unique meeting opportunity for the French and European community of architects and civil engineers on the theme “Architecture and Concrete” which characterized construction during the XXth century, in Europe as well as in America, and still remains a challenging concern in the XXIth century.
Details about the conference are is available on the Ecole Nationale des Ponts web site. Registration is €980,72 (Scroll down this page for registration information.)
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Three image galleries from our time at the Porto Conference:
1. from Alan Schwartzman, FAIA
2. from Tom Wilson, AIA
3. from Richard Anderson, AIA
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If you happen to be looking for information about joining the AIA as an International Associate, an error in the code at the AIA National web site might prevent you from finding it. The link from this page to further reading about International Associate Membership points to information about "Associate AIA Membership".
I have sent a message to the AIA about this. Until then, this is the correct link for information about International Associate Membership in The AIA.
13 September 2004 update: It seems the error is gone perhaps never existed. I am fairly certain that I checked the code however and the error was there. Perhaps a web administrator caught the error at the same time as I.
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