What Europe Can (and Can’t) Tell the US About Architectural Licensure https://lnkd.in/ggw2rwQZ #ArchitecturalLicensure #EuropeanArchitecture #ArchitecturePolicy
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Architectural research has a key role in maintaining a competitive edge. RIBA President Muyiwa Oki PRIBA brings together architects and educators Sarah Wigglesworth and Tom Emerson with the leading voice in research funding, Christopher Smith, to discuss the future of architectural research: https://ow.ly/1RBv50Uukhs
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CEO and Founder at Spark Street Advisors and Senior Scholar at the O'Neill Institute, Georgetown University.
Trump Reinstates Executive Order Mandating ‘Classical’ Architecture for Government Buildings, reports ARTnews. Agency heads and the General Services Administration must provide recommendations to align federal architecture with traditional and “classical” principles. Read the full article 👇🏼 https://bit.ly/4gdr3C3
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Craig Sheach, Partner at PRP, is featured in Architects’ Journal discussing: ‘Is the Stirling Prize the architectural Oscars? "It is right to ask: should the Stirling Prize reward the serendipitous convergence of all elements (the perfect site, budget, practice, client, brief, outcome, etc)? Or should it be the exemplar of the genre that resolves the difficult and constraining challenges, offering the industry relatability and replicability, helping move the overall dial?" Read more: https://lnkd.in/dNV6Rd82 #MemberMonday
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In a recent article for Common Edge, architect and educator Michael J. Crosbie interviews ACSA Executive Director Michael Monti. Throughout the interview, they discuss the need for values-based architectural education, the tensions between architectural education and practice, and the obligation of schools to produce the next generation of citizen-architects. Visit https://bit.ly/4dXhh6R to read the full article. #ACSA #ACSALeadership #ArchitecturalEducation #Architecture #Practice #Values
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What to Read This #Summer 📚 'High-quality Architecture and Built Environment: a Political Goal'. On the occasion of a workshop organised as part of the 2023 UIA World Congress of Architects CPH 2023, the Architects' Council of Europe (ACE-CAE) and the Region I of the International Union of Architects (UIA - International Union of Architects Region I) released a joint publication entitled 'High-quality Architecture and Built Environment: a Political Goal'. This publication puts the spotlight on recent policy initiatives, at EU and national levels, that support a high-quality architecture and built environment, as well as Baukultur. High-quality #Baukultur is about society’s responsible handling of its built environment and its architecture.It requires and implies an increased participation of society in care for, and development of, the built environment, but also quality-based processes throughout the life-cycle of projects. Baukultur is a holistic approach, which cares for and seeks to achieve a sustainable society, with quality of life and collective well-being for all. Download it here : https://lnkd.in/eP8rfVj6 #architecture #quality #europe #baukultur
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Both a fair assessment of contemporary architectural education’s shortcomings and what is and can be done to address them: https://lnkd.in/erXbZsk3
Architecture Schools are BROKEN - But A RENAISSANCE Is Coming
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Prosjektleder, Senior Architect, Circular Design Coordinator
I am looking forward to lecture on transformation and systemic change.
Today Tamara Kalantajevska and I hold a lecture Department of Architecture (D-ARCH) ETH Zurich. We discuss the ways that the practise of architecture is shaped by forces outside of the architect's profession and what that means for our potential to #transform buildings rather than #demolish them. We also look into the tactics and advocacy that one can take to flip the system. You can find a direct to the lecture here that takes place at 18:00 Central European time (Zurich) https://lnkd.in/dvT-6CPB? Following the lecture you can find it as part of a House Europe lecture series here: https://lnkd.in/dWWkJjzw
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Adjunct Professor: The architectural design course was enriched with the guest Architect Riccardo de Vincenzo deals with the composition of the digital image in the current architectural scenario. #rendering #rendering3d #digital3d
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The small group of First Nations architects and academics has been shifting the Western paradigm of architecture in Australia for many years. This tireless advocacy has led to various framework documents, competency standards and other policy developments. Finally, we are witnessing a broader swathe of built projects that demonstrate best practice for architectural processes that champion Indigenous collaborations, histories and knowledge. We still have a long way to go; as Carroll Go-Sam and Deidre Brown observe, we are at the beginning of a process of change, but this new wave is yet to reach its crest. Nevertheless, Georgia Birks and I were excited to discover that a collection of projects in this issue of Architecture Australia captures a glimpse of the progress already made. See more about our January issue on ArchitectureAu: https://lnkd.in/gqCnSFJx
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President of the Architects’ Council of Europe (ACE-CAE), the representative organisation for the architectural profession at European level.
In a Europe characterised by rapid #urbanisation, #climatechange and #social change, ACE sees itself as a driving force for sustainable and liveable cities and regions. #Architecture must be an integral part of the European agenda! Discover what ACE did for you in 2023 and our plans for 24! #architecture #quality #europe #advocay
New publication #alert The ACE releases its 2023 Annual Report & 2024 Outlook On Friday 19 April, at its General Assembly, the Architects’ Council of Europe presented its 2023 Annual Report & 2024 Outlook, summarising the organisation‘s activities for the previous year and plans for the future. The ACE Annual Report gives the reader a snapshot of the many important activities, studies, publications, and events carried out together with the support of the Creative Europe programme to raise awareness of the value of architecture and architects in many ways. ↘ Download the ACE annual report on the ACE website: https://bit.ly/3QgkwMZ Also available in #french https://bit.ly/3xOffpz ↘ Read it on ISSUU: https://lnkd.in/epbWcCEX #architecture #quality #europe
From my perspective, having navigated both paths, I do think that the grass is a bit greener in Europe in that regard. The licensing process for architects in the United States is arduous, costly, and time-consuming, often spanning several years. Post-licensure membership in professional organizations such as the AIA or NCARB does not necessarily provide significant safeguards or advantages. Conversely, in Europe (at least in some countries), architectural fees, design competitions, insurance, and retirement plans are often regulated by the architecture chapters where architects are registered, affording a greater array of benefits to the profession. thanks for your insight in this article.