Images from the AIA Europe Pool at Flickr
While registration forms are not yet available, we do know the rates for the Helsinki Conference in May.
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An updated Helsinki 2005 > Hotels page has been posted. Rooms are going fast, so book now even if your attendance at the conference is in doubt. Two hotels have been added to the listings (not yet on the map) and a note from conference organizer Hans Buchwald about the “Helsinki Expert” Hotel Booking Service. Go→
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As suggested on the occasion the first AIA Continental Europe (AIACE) Swizterland Section continuing education event at the Novartis Campus in Basel, March 2004, AIACE Switzerland Section Co-directors Maureen Reinertsen and Lee Luxford are working to provide opportunities to gather for architectural events that allow for continuing education credits.
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As member of the Maison de l’Architecture you are welcome to this event:
Lecture : Venise éternelle, Venise amoureuse, de Philippe Sollers
le samedi 29 janvier 2005 à 20h30, sur inscription
(en partenariat avec les éditions Verdier)
"Venise éternelle, Venise amoureuse", de Philippe Sollers. En présence de l'auteur. Textes lus par le comédien Daniel Mesguich.
Pour toute information:
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Posted at 11:46 CET
The AIA International Committee's 2004 fall conference, "International Practice Issues: Cross-Cultural Partnerships," is now available as four AIA e-Classroom sessions through AIA Continuing Education. The conference was presented by the AIA International Committee in cooperation with AIA New York Chapter and AIA New York International Committee.
The conference speakers and audience represented architecture firms large and small, those working abroad on all countries, and those practicing at home with international partners. Discussions of legal context and technical challenges were contrasted to case studies and lessons learned.
—Helen Delage, Assoc. AIA, Director International Relations
Posted at 11:39 CET
Rebecca Williamson, AIA, Paris, informs members in the Paris area of a lecture series in English co-sponsored by:
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Newsletter from the last three months of 2004 and near a fortnight into 2005.
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Four galleries of images from Paris:
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Work by AIA Continental Europe member Murat Soygenis, AIA with Sema Soygenis, Istanbul architects and teaching professionals, was on display at the Building Information Centre in Istanbul in December 2004. Among the recent contemporary design projects were industrial plants, residential buildings, urban design projects and furniture design. Read more →
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The 2005 Events calendar has been started. Included with some subtle visual changes (see 2004) are under the hood improvements which include a clean printing version and a minimum page width (not available to all browsers, sorry).
Events announcements will continue on the main page. Appearance of any event announcement is dependent on the web editor learning about them in timely fashion.
Speaking of browsers, the web editor has been running a virtual Windows environment to test this site on a Mac. If you are not using ClearType with Windows XP you are not coming close to seeing this site — or the remainder of the internet — with the same quality that a Mac display yields. Designing this site on a Windows machine might have, grudgingly, meant more images as a substitute for text.
True to its roots, the Macintosh has vastly superior type handling capabilities. ClearType approaches this quality. Any machine with the horsepower required should have it running. See more clearly via the Windows Control Panel > Appearance and Themes > Display > Appearance > Effects > select "Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts" with "ClearType" in the pop-up menu.
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Sent to AIA Leadership, this Special Institute Update:
In response to the unmitigated disaster and suffering caused by this week’s tsunamis in Asia, the AIA national component is coordinating a response among its components and members so that the Institute may offer the most appropriate and timely help to those in need.Read more→
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