One week ago, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) rolled back the 2015 Affirmatively Further Fair Housing (AFFH) mandate, which required that federal housing funds only
August 05, 2020 | AIA National
By Jonathan Hilburg | The Architect's Newspaper
The AIA spoke out against the fair housing mandate rollback after President Trump took to Twitter to announce the move would make suburbs “safer” and keep property values high. (Srikanta H. U /Unsplash)
August 05, 2020 | Chapter News
By Tiffany Mercer-Robbins
AIA Philadelphia is pleased to welcome the following new members to our community in the month of July!
New AIA Members
- Paul Vernon, AIA
- Nicolette Wojtak, AIA
New Assoc. AIA Members
August 05, 2020 | Member News
By KieranTimberlake
Top row, L to R: Jason Ciotti-Niebish, Zinat Yusfuzai, Jazz Graves. Middle row, L to R: Aracely Coronado, Brendan Miller, Ryan Wall. Bottom row, L to R: Fátima Olivieri-Martínez, Efrie Escott, Cooper G. Schilling.
KieranTimberlake's leadership team is pleased to announce the advancement of nine staff members to new positions within the firm, including four principals and five associates, who will continue question, explore, and improve the built environment.
These individuals demonstrate commitment to KieranTimberlake’s practice and values, and advancement recognizes each person’s extensive design and research experience and leadership qualities.
August 04, 2020 | Allied News
By Urban Engineers
#UR60N
Urban Engineers is proud to celebrate and recognize its 60th anniversary. The firm opened in August of 1960 with a staff of seven and has grown to a staff of 475 with 15 offices across the country.
July 29, 2020 | Chapter News
By Rebecca Johnson
AIA Philadelphia’s annual conference, The Forum on Architecture and Design, is back this fall October 7th and 8th and will be completely virtual. Although we would all prefer to gather together in person, we know it is not safe to do so at this time.