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At the AIA Convention in Boston, Italy section member Giancarlo Alhadeff, FAIA, was inducted into the College of Fellows at a ceremony in Boston’s Old South Church. AIACE now counts 6 Fellows within the chapter membership.
Stefan Behnisch of Germany, Jan Gehl of Denmark and Benjamin Mouton of France join him this year as Honorary Fellows within the territory of AIA Continental Europe.
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Italy section director Esteban Cruz, Assoc. AIA, is developing an Italy section event/chapter mini-conference for 10-11 October 2008, New Architecture in Milan and Tuscany. In order to proceed (a minimum attendance is required to make the event successful), he seeks input from members to gauge likely attendance. Answers to the survey neither commit nor guarantee a place for those responding; registration will open at a later date.
Before 6 July, even if unlikely to attend, all members are kindly asked to complete this very short survey.
Labels: CES, event, italy, meeting
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With apologies for the delay from the chair of publishing and records, AIA Continental Europe is pleased to recognize these new members.
New (and existing members) are kindly asked to review the latest news, their contact information in the member finder, their mailing list subscriptions. And why not review the structure of the chapter: About, Toolbox and mailing lists.
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AIA Members can save $100 by registering before Wednesday, July 2. Hotel reservations must be received by Wednesday, July 2, to receive the group rate.
Globalization now affects every industry, as journalist Thomas L. Friedman illustrated in the bestseller, The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the 21st Century.
The AIA Committee on Architecture for Education invites you to attend Schools in a Flat World, a conference that will explore educational design solutions ranging from a small Arctic high school to a 100,000-student university in India.
Also…
Join your architectural colleagues and learn about the influence and impact of Danish design from the mid-20th century to the dramatic architecture of today. Seminar topics will include globalization, sustainability, preservation of Modernism, urban new town growth, and new materials.
Join the American Institute of Architects for a study tour of the world’s most significant religious capital. Attendees will experience first hand the masterworks of Bernini and Borromini, as well as those of such contemporary masters as Renzo Piano and Richard Meier.
Labels: aia knowledge communities, CES, event
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