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Texas Society of Architects 2011 Convention Offers Volunteer Opportunities
This year get ready for a activity packed weekend of stimulating educational experiences, interesting local tours, and lots fun socializing with others in the architectural community from across the state of Texas and beyond. For those that want to become … Continue reading
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Tagged AIA, AIA Dallas, architect, Architects, Convention, IDP, Internship Development Program, TSA, TSA Convention, Volunteer
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Architect’s Bookshelf | Cradle to Cradle
We live in a cradle to grave society. By cradle to grave the authors of Cradle to Cradle (William McDonough & Michael Braungart) mean that very little of our society is organized around truly sustainable practices. We take material from … Continue reading
Posted in Architect's Bookshelf, Green Design
Tagged architecture, book review, cradle to cradle, education, Green, green building, Sustainable
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What is LEED?
LEED is a program created by the U.S. Green Building Council which is intended to provide a framework to judge the level of sustainability of building design and operation. The rating system is based on five categories which include Sustainable … Continue reading
What is architecture?
Architecture is many things including a profession, a passion, a statement, a calling, a science, a business. It is a social art that is inseparable from building science. Architecture creates a sense of place, enriches our lives, and can be … Continue reading