2018 GOLD/HONOR AWARD: MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE, WASHINGTON DC; SMITHGROUP - ARCHITECT
(Photo credit: © Alan Karchmer)
2018 GOLD/MERIT AWARD: HOUSE IN KENWOOD, CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND; MCINTURFF ARCHITECTS - ARCHITECT
(Photo credit: © Anice Hoachlander / Hoachlander Davis Photography)
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A local chapter of the American Institute of Architects, working to make a better environment through leadership in architecture in the Maryland counties of Allegany, Charles, Garrett, Frederick, Montgomery, Prince Georges and Washington.
Architects and other design professionals carry risk related to claims on past projects where they have completed all of their work. Statutes of repose and statutes of limitations provide definite ends to risk of potential claims being filed on projects.
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AIAPV member Amalie ElFallah (B.S. Architecture ’18) has been awarded the Fulbright U.S. Student Program’s two-year Laurea Magistrale in Architecture and Urban Design at the Politecnico di Milano in Italy. Congratulations Amalie!
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Madlen Simon, AIA has been promoted to full professor by the University of Maryland’s Architecture Program. Congratulations Mady!
Read MoreMontgomery County member William Kirwan appeals to Chapter membership to show support for Casey Anderson’s reappointment as Planning Board Chair.
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This article briefly addresses the importance of including legends, title blocks, and other copyright management information on design documents and the potential liability for replicating such design documents without including those markings.
Read MoreThis tour will focus on the story of how an evolving art collection has been accommodated by innovative architecture and landscape design to produce an extraordinary experience in which art, architecture and landscape enrich one another.
This presentation will provide an overview of how the building codes address the need for firestop with emphasis on understanding what firestop is and why it’s needed, applicable code requirements, and firestop system testing and listings.
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