The American Institute Of Architects
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under The American Institute Of Architects, from most recent to least.
What the Architecture and Development Industries Have Said Amid the Uprisings
Nena Perry-Brown | June 3rd 2020
As a growing list of organizations have released statements in response to the national wave of uprisings, UrbanTurf shares the statements of those wi... read»
How Missing Middle Housing Can be Inserted in DC's Zones
Nena Perry-Brown | February 26th 2020
A local architecture firm is lending additional perspective into how missing middle housing can be infilled with the city's existing zoning.... read»
AIA Exhibit Offers Futuristic Vision for Dupont Underground
Nena Perry-Brown | August 2nd 2019
Four years ago, the abandoned trolley station beneath Dupont Circle was converted into a place for the arts. Here is what a team of architects envisio... read»
80 Square-Foot Bunkhouse Serves Myriad of Functions for this Family
Nena Perry-Brown | June 19th 2018
This multi-functional studio in Puget Sound was constructed by a father-daughter design team.... read»
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DC's Modern Architecture Neighborhood
Mark Wellborn | April 13th 2011
It will likely come as news to many readers that the country is in the midst of The American Institute of Architects National Architecture Week. In it... read»
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Plans for a major development along Wisconsin Avenue are being pushed back.... read »
The project will bring a pair of two-bedroom residences to each of the building's thr... read »
A limestone mansion in Mount Pleasant is getting a second act — this time as 90 res... read »
With the official beginning of spring, UrbanTurf is taking a look at what we think wi... read »
- First-Timer Primer: DC's Home Buyer Assistance Programs
- B.F. Saul Pumps the Brakes on 350-Unit Bethesda Development
- Dupont Circle's Long-Vacant Pakistani Embassy Is Going Residential
- 90-Unit Condo Project At Historic 16th Street Mansion Looks To Move Forward
- New Listings, Lower Prices And Those Rates: The Charts That Define The Spring Market in DC
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