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Meet one of the 2021 elevated Fellows from Virginia.
We asked members of the 2021 Emerging Leaders in Architecture class the same five questions. Here are their inspiring answers.
Our journey as the AIA Virginia ELA Class of 2020, was unprecedented for many reasons. Tasked with finding ways to transform the city Portsmouth and create an equitable, vibrant and a resilient downtown was a challenge from afar.
Every three years, Virginia goes through a code change cycle and this latest round saw a flurry of code proposals – over 320 total.
This year, nearly 30 firms participated in the facilitated discourse which focused on the following topics: “Returning to the Office”, “General Sense of the Business Climate” and “Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion”.
AIA Virginia honors Crozet Elementary for achieving a high standard of excellence and inspiring students, faculty, and staff with a unique and enduring design vision.
Get sixteen people in a room with different backgrounds, strengths, design philosophies, and passions, and what do you get? An incredible array of concepts that address a variety of problems in order to arrive, not to a single solution, but to a strong combination of ideas.
On November 13th, ACE had its fourth and final Joint Owner Forum of the year in Roanoke. This year, we have engaged various local governments from around the Commonwealth. This session hosted stakeholders and decision-makers from the City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Radford City Schools, and the Town of Blacksburg.
These 22 projects will be celebrated at the Visions for Architecture gala on Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, at the Hilton Downtown Richmond.
The First Unitarian Universalist Church designed by Ulrich Franzen has been selected to receive AIA Virginia’s Test of Time Award.