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Virginia Governor Robert F. McDonnell issued a proclamation recognizing April 8–14, 2012 as Virginia Architecture Week. Each year in April, to commemorate Architecture Week, components of the American Institute of Architects and the Virginia Center for Architecture present a series of activities highlighting the importance of the built environment in our lives.
Centered in Dublin, with two days in Northern Ireland, the tour features a comprehensive overview of the distinctive character of classical architecture in Ireland and the emergence of Irish Palladianism in the public and private buildings of the Georgian era.
The Virginia Center for Architecture is pleased to offer an architectural pilgrimage to Columbus, Indiana.
The General Assembly session ended in 2011 with no surprises for the architecture profession.
We asked the Emerging Leaders in Architecture class of 2011 the same five questions, and this is what they had to say: James Ruhland, III What building evoked a strong […]
The AIA Virginia Prize Archive About the Prize Students from Hampton University, Virginia Tech, The Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center, the University of Virginia, and James Madison University are eligible for this […]
