EVP/CEO Braymer to Step Down at Yearend
After 28 years of service, John Braymer plans his departure at the end of his current contract in December. More>>
Call for Entries: 2014 Design Awards
The Awards for Excellence in Architecture recognize outstanding design— both built and un-built — in five categories: Contextual Design, Residential Design, Architecture, Historic Preservation and Interior Design. More>>
New 2012 Virginia Codes Effective July 14
Any petitions for reconsideration, which may be filed, will be identified at the May meeting of the Board of Housing and Community Development. The effective date of the 2012 Virginia Codes will be July 14. More>>
Virginia’s Favorite Architecture a Hit
Virginia’s Favorite Architecture, an exhibition developed by the Virginia Center for Architecture to celebrate the Society’s 100 anniversary this year, opened to rave reviews. More>>
NDSA Introduced
The National Design Services Act (NDSA) would give architecture students relief from crushing student loan debt in return for community service. More>>
AIA Unveils New Leading Indicator
By measuring the movement of design contracts in the monthly ABI, the AIA is now able to trace the path of resources into the design and construction industry from the earliest conceptualization. More>>
Richmond Firm Offers Classical Academy
The program features four free, one-hour lectures by Calder Loth entitled “Basic Architectural Literacy” on May 14, 15, 19 & 20 from noon-1 p.m. More>>
deHahn Named Director of Tech’s School of Architecture + Design
Henri deHahn will join Virginia Tech in June as the director of the School of Architecture + Design in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies. More>>
New Edition of Architect’s Handbook on Sale
The new Architect’s Handbook of Professional Practice is available in its entirety for AIA members. More>>