Is a global pandemic the great equalizer? A conversation with AIA Colorado Board Section Directors
How has COVID-19 impacted each of the regions in Colorado?
That was the question posed to the 2020 AIA Colorado […]
Pandemics and Project Schedules
On April 1, Professional Affiliate Phil Cardi, Managing Member of Cardi, Schulte and Ford, LLC, gave a virtual presentation […]
Now is the time for Denver to remake our streets for people
By Drew Allen, AIA, project architect at Perkins&Will and Editorial Committee Chair
In these unsettling times of the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing […]
Licensure in the Time of Coronavirus
By Avik Guha, AIA, Project Manager at Roth Sheppard Architects and Jered Minter, AIA, Campus Architect at the University of […]
PART 2: What does remote work look like when you have kids at home?
Last week we posted the first part of this story after chatting with several members who are parents. But […]
UPDATE: How the statewide stay-at-home order affects architects
3-27-20 update
On Wednesday, March 25, Governor Polis issued a statewide stay-at-home order in effect through April 11. Please note […]
What does remote work look like when you have kids at home?
Adjusting to remote-work can be difficult for any architect who is used to the collaboration, client meetings, and WiFi […]
How stay-at-home orders affect architects
On Monday, March 23, the City and County of Denver, the City of Boulder and Pitkin County all released […]
Is Now (Finally) the Time for Architects to Phone it In?
By Lauren Dundon, AIA, Associate at Semple Brown and Editorial Committee Member
Telecommuting—depending on who’s reporting—is either the death of collaboration, or […]
Selling Out or Selling Up?
By Lauren Dundon, AIA, Associate at Semple Brown and Editorial Committee Member
Are you a buyout veteran yet? If the trend toward […]