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Space and time are still available to register for the Basel, Switzerland section event, Architecture in Public-Private Partnerships: Bridging the Gap, scheduled for Friday, 30 March 2007. The event organizers ask that registrations be received before 16 March. Attendees can expect to earn up to 6 CES credits (to be confirmed).
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Posted at 23:39 CET
Among 85 individuals who were selected as Fellows and Honorary Fellows of the Institute in 2007 are five honorary fellows in the territory of the Continental Europe Chapter. All were noted for promoting “the aesthetic, scientific, and practical efficiency of the profession.”
Honorary Fellowship is bestowed on architects of esteemed character and distinguished achievements who are neither U.S. citizens nor U.S. residents and do not primarily practice architecture within the domain of the Institute.
The Fellows and Honorary Fellows will be invested on May 4 at the Alamo during the AIA National Convention in San Antonio.
AIA Continental Europe chapter member Thomas Vonier, FAIA, with Harold Adams, FAIA, RIBA, JIA, comprised the 2007 Honorary Fellows Jury.
See all of the AIA Continental Europe Honorary Fellows. (Please send any updates or corrections to the web editor.)
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Posted at 21:08 CET
New and reviewed on the AIACE calendar:
Additional information on the Brussels conference is not yet available.
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Posted at 15:21 CET
Chapter President Karl Hartnack, AIA and President-elect Steve Scamihorn, AIA represented AIA Continental Europe at the early February AIA Grassroots Conference in Washington, DC. Chapter Secretary Richard Anderson, AIA also attended the “Overseas chapter presidents and overseas members meeting”.
The chair of the meeting, Michael Lischer, AIA (London/UK), RIBA and AIA International Director, spoke effusively about the quality and charm of the Udine Conference of October 2006.
Lischer also made particular note of the results of the 2006 AIA Overseas Member Census. (Direct links to the report and comments.) Members are encouraged to keep a close eye on the next survey, due for this spring, which will include an overseas members needs survey.
Labels: international, news
Posted at 16:45 CET
Last autumn’s Switzerland Section Event, Architecture in Public-Private Partnerships: Bridging the Gap, has been rescheduled for Friday, 30 March 2007. Maureen Reinertsen, AIA and Lee Luxford, Assoc. AIA (co-directors of the AIA Continental Europe Switzerland Section in 2006) anticipate an award of 6 CES LU’s for attendees at this Basel-based event. AIACE and SIA members are kindly asked to register before 16 March.
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Posted at 15:28 CET
