• SA11 Organized Design Team in Japan: Response to Client and Society
• SA12 The Value of Architecture (Green and Otherwise)
• SA13 Designing the Sustainable Workplace in the Civic Environment Liability
• SA14 Alternative Careers in Sustainable Design
• SA15 Adaptive Use of Historic Urban Structures
• SA16 Permaculture and the Evolution of Regenerative Design
• SA17 Design Issues and Considerations for Improving Sustainable Roofs
• SA18 Pearl River: Designing a Zero Energy Tower ]
• SA19 City of Chicago's Streetscape and Urban Design Program
• SA20 Matri Architect
• SA21 COTE Top Ten Green Projects Awards: A Texas Trio of Recent Examples
• SA22 Lifecycle Building Design: Reducing Energy and Resource Impacts
• SA24 Architectural Fabric Structures
• SA27 Hit the 50 Percent Reduction Mark Using Today's BIM Tools
• SA29 The Barefoot Home and the New Informality
• SA30 Biomimicry and Architecture
• SA31 Developing Leaders and Leadership
• SA33 Mentoring Essentials for IDP Supervisors and Mentors
• SA34 Change: Ideas and Influences Reshaping the Design of Schools
• SA35 Mitigating the Urban Heat Island: Designing with Cool Urban Materials
• SA36 Making Decisions Earlier with BIM: Moving the Curve
• SA38 Ethics as a Foundation for Socially Responsible Architecture
• SA40 AIA 2007 Owner/Architect Agreements
• SA41 Solar Decathlon: Learning Lab for Education and Practice
• SA43 An Architect's Guide to Starting a Design Firm: A Report from the Trenches
• SA44 LEEDing Historic Landmarks: Successfully Applying LEED Systems to Historic Buildings
• SA45 Our Green Building Adds Value to Our Business Because . . .
• SA46 Leadership, Requirements and Incentives: Chicago's Green Approach
• SA47 The Role of Ethics in Sustaining the Profession: More than Just Words on Paper
• SA48 The Role of Ethics in Sustaining the Profession: More than Just Words on Paper
• SA49 Crafting a Sustainable Infill Neighborhood: Portland’s South Waterfront District
• SA50 2006 Institute Honor Awards for Architecture
• SA51 Institute Honor Awards for Interior Architecture
• TH02 Concrete for Cool Communities
• TH04 Women in Green: Voices of Sustainable Design
• TH05 Don't Let Green Design Cause Red Ink
• TH06 High Performance Schools
• TH07 NAAB Visiting Team Member Training
• TH08 Sustaining Our Elderly
• TH09 International Architecture Practice and Design: AIA Honorary Fellows Forum
• TH10 Desert Architects: Creating Livable and Sustainable Places
• TH11 Triple Bottom Line Choices for Equity, Environment, and Economy
• TH12 Postoccupancy Evaluation of the LEED-Silver Cohousing Project
• TH13 Establishing a National Agenda for Green Building Research
• TH14 Managing Your Digital Practice with New AIA Contract Documents
• TH15 Rethinking Development-oriented Transit
• TH16 The IBC: A Step-by-Step Process
• TH17 Creating Sustainable Psychological and Physiological Designs
• TH18 BIM Best Practices, Best Results
• TH20 Green Historic Buildings; Old & New Learn From Each Other
• TH21 AIA150: A Blueprint for Urban Revitalization
• TH23 Health Impacts of the Built Environment: AIA Housing Awards
• TH24 The Simple Home: Six Paths to Sustainability
• TH26 Working with the bully pulpit for quality urban design
• TH30 Advancing Sustainability: Universities as Research Partners
• TH31 Institutionalizing Sustainability in Architecture Firms: Growing a Green Practice
• TH33 The Findings of the Condo Risk Management Roundtable
• TH35 Keys to Good School Daylighting
• TH36 AIA 2005 Latrobe Fellowship: Collaborative Research Results
• TH37 Building Commissioning: What Architects Need to Know
• TH38 LEED in the Trenches: What Works and What Doesn’t
• TH39 Extending Green Design to Promote Healthy Lifestyles of Users
• TH40 Going Platinum: Setting New Benchmarks for Architects
• TH41 Sustainability 101: A Clear Framework for Architects
• TH42 York University’s Sustainable Campus Planning and Design
• TH43 Solar Electricity in Architecture
• TH44 Architects Discuss America's New Regionalism
• TH45 Why Owners Like Design-Build: An Owner's Panel
• TH46 Sustainability Initiatives at the AIA: 50to50 and the Green Cities Toolkit
• TH47 UC Merced: Creating a 21st Century Green Campus in a Greenfield
• TH48 Sustainability, Design, and Innovation
• TH49 Drivers of Change: Energy, Water, and Climate Change
• TH50 Emerging Trends in Housing Design: AIA/HUD Secretary's Housing and Community Design Awards
• TH51 AIA Whitney M. Young Jr. Forum
• TH55 Beyond Redlines: Creating a Practice-Based QM Program
• TH56 Cracked! Problems and Solutions with Concrete and Masonry
• TH57 Healthy Buildings, Healthy Bottom Line
• TH58 The Environmental Stewardship of 20th-Century Modernism
• TH59 Weather Intelligence for Metal Roof Designers
• TH60 Turning Cities Green: Reinventing the American Neighborhood
• TH61 Going Green: Becoming a Sustainable Hospital
• TH62 Is Historic Preservation Green?
• TH63 Sustainable Design in the Post-Katrina Era
• TH64 Innovative Project Delivery Models
• TH65 Standard 189: High Performance Green Buildings
• TH66 Great Streets/Great Skyline
• TH67 Plumbing Products Contribution to Water Conservation
• TH68 The Architecture and Design Education Network-A Primer
• SA39 The Writers Panel: Celebrating the Past, Designing the Future

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• TH02 Legally Green: Legal and Practice Issues of LEED
• TH01 Distributed Workforce: Ensuring Quality in the Virtual Office
• Whitney M Young Jr. Award ? Presidential Medalist ? Theme Presentation ? Forty Years: The Anniversary of Whitney Young?s Presentation
• AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion - Edward C. Kemper Award ? Theme Presentation ? Urban Security
• Opening General Session ? Welcome ? Theme Presentation ? Sustainable Design
• Complete Set of 177 Audio CDs
• Entire Conference MP3 CD-ROMs
• TH03 Blackstone Station: Harvard?s First LEED Platinum Project
• TH04 Daylighting Obstacles and Opportunities
• TH06 Environmental Delight: Pleasure, Beauty, and Equity for All
• TH07 Cracked! Problems and Solutions with Concrete and Masonry
• TH09 The Invisible City: Enhancing the Land Through Underground Interventions
• TH10 Negotiating a Green Mindset
• TH11 How to Lead Your Church Clients Through the Design Process
• TH12 Standard 189: High-Performance Green Buildings
• TH13 Collaboration of Architects within the Preservation of America
• TH14 Civic Duty and the Architect: Helping to Change Communities Through the Design Process
• TH21 To Boldly Go Where Everybody Else Has Gone: Access in New Houses
• TH22 Multigenerational Leadership Roles for Architects
• TH23 Institute Honor Awards for Interior Architecture
• TH24 Inventing with a Reluctant Community
• TH25 Architecture Education Around the World
• TH26 Transferring Ownership and Leadership Effectively
• TH27 Civic Architecture: Design and Identity in a Changing Society
• TH28 Architecture and Human Rights: Shelter, Justice, and Ethics
• TH29 Not Your Grandfather?s Drafting Class: Transforming High School Architecture Education
• TH30 Institute Honor Awards for Architecture
• TH31 The New York Times Building: Vision, Collaboration, and Innovation
• TH32 Winning the Talent War: Seven Ingredients for Building a Design-First Culture and Practice
• TH33 Driving Process Change in the Institutional Sector
• TH34 The Changing Face of the Architecture Profession
• TH35 You Make the Call: Preposterous Practices by Peers
• TH36 Power Words and Strategies: New Communication Tools for Architects
• TH37 International Architecture Practice and Design: Honorary Fellows International Forum
• TH39 Exploring Legal and Insurance Issues in Collaborative Design
• TH51 The 2006 IBC: A Step-by-Step Process with Case Studies
• TH52 Architect-Led Design-Build
• TH53 The AIA Practice Academy: Collaboration and Innovation in Education and Practice
• TH54 AIA Whitney M. Young Jr. Award Forum
• TH55 The Value Proposition: Moving the Profession from Best Value to Added Value
• TH56 Choosing the Appropriate Owner / Architect Agreement: One Size Does Not Fit All
• TH57 It?s Certified Green But What Does That Mean?
• TH58 AIA Architecture Firm Award Presentation
• TH59 BIM: Best Practices, Best Results
• TH60 From Candy to Chromosomes: Creating a World-Class Biotech Lab
• TH61 Green Boston: A Comprehensive Urban Strategy
• TH62 Hairy Problems and the Chamber of Risk Management Secrets
• TH63 Leadership Through Pro Bono Community Service: Architects in Service to Society
• TH65 Research in Architecture: The Challenge to Foster a Culture of Creating and Sharing Knowledge
• TH66 Have You Been to an Architecture School Lately?
• TH67 AIA Committee on the Environment: Workshop and Information
• TH68 Architects Discuss America?s Regional Landscape
• TH71 Off Grid: Ideas for Building a Carbon-Neutral Future
• TH72 Architecture as Performance Art: The Art of Listening
• TH73 Educating Our Architects: How Local Components Can Build an Education and Training Program for Emerging Professionals
• TH74 Operation Mindshift: A Cross-Industry Catalyst for Change
• TH75 End-of-Service Life Recycling of Thermoplastic Roof Assemblies
• TH76 The Construction Outlook: Implications for Architecture Firms
• TH77 BIM: We Did It, So Can You
• TH78 The Next Generation of Ideas on Water
• TH79 Five Keys to Leadership Succession Success
• TH80 Building Blocks for Healthy Indoor Air: Improving Indoor Air Quality in Our Schools
• TH81 Housing Trends of the 21st-Century Campus: Addressing Today?s Student Expectations
• TH82 Skyscrapers Defining Cities: New Trends in Supertall Buildings and Urban Design
• TH83 A Conversation with Sarah Susanka, FAIA
• TH84 The Value of Architecture Centers
• FR01 The Fine Art of Delegation
• FR02 Architectural Concrete: The Sustainable High Performance Material
• FR03 Providing for Play for All Ages
• FR05 Field of Dreams: Emerging Housing Choices for an Aging Society
• FR06 Architecture of the Absurd
• FR07 Owner as Architect: Design Integrated into the Corporate Environment at Target
• FR08 The Business Case for Better Design: How to Impact a Change in Behaviors and Roles
• FR09 Designing for Diversity, Creating Community
• FR10 Technology Transfers and Recent Developments in Tall Buildings
• FR11 Modeling Tools for Integrated Design
• FR22 Geothermal Systems: An Alternative Strategy for Sustainability
• FR24 Tectonics in High Performance Facades: Architectural Expression Based on Climate, Function, and Materiality
• FR26 Design as a Business Strategy
• FR27 Innovations in Professional Practice Knowledge
• FR28 Leading from the Margins: The Transformative Role of Architects of Color
• FR29 Integrated Project Delivery Realized: Where BIM Really Shines
• FR30 The Sustainable Workplace as a Social Contract
• FR31 Cultural Intersections: Designing the New Aga Khan University Campus in Karachi, Pakistan
• FR32 AIA Twenty-five Year Award
• FR33 Words from Drawings: Using Your Visual Skills to Craft Compelling Project Narratives
• FR34 Best Practices in Small-Project Design
• FR35 Riding the Vortex: African-American Women Architects in Practice
• FR36 Walter Wagner Forum 2008: The Role of Architecture Schools in Service to Society
• FR37 The Paradox of Green Engineering
• FR38 Inside Outsourcing: How Overseas Service Providers are Changing the Profession
• FR39 2007 Latrobe Prize
• FR41 Mentoring to Enhance Culture and Inspire Leadership: A Facilitated Approach for Firms
• FR42 The Need to Negotiate: How to Take Your Career to the Next Level
• FR43 The Architecture of Sustainability: The 2008 AIA/COTE Top Ten Green Projects Awards
• FR44 What the Code Official Doesn?t Know Can Hurt You
• FR45 We the Leaders, We the Owners: Leadership and Ownership Transition for Design Professionals
• FR46 Our Elderly are People Too! Creating Meaningful Environments for the Elderly
• FR47 We, All the People: Implications for Women and the Profession
• FR48 Organizing Professional Response to the Mayor?s Plan NYC 2030
• FR49 Preparing the Next Generation of Architects
• FR50 Preventing Workplace Strategy Failure: The Critical Influence Approach to Effective Work Environments
• FR51 AIA Honor Awards for Regional and Urban Design: Sustainable Communities in Our Nation?s Regions
• FR52 Empowering Your Most Important Asset: People
• FR53 GSA?s Workplace Program
• FR54 Choosing the Appropriate Owner/Contractor Agreement: One Size Does Not Fit All
• FR55 Natural Ventilation in Buildings: Optimizing the Success
• FR56 Z Squared: The New Green Office
• FR57 Closing the Crack: Recruiting, Retaining, and Registering Women and Minority Architecture Candidates
• FR58 Offshore Outsourcing Best Practices
• FR59 Mentoring: Three Modern Approaches
• FR61 The New Housing New York Legacy Project
• FR62 A Workforce of Tethered Millenials: Hiring the Next Generation
• FR63 Transportation Design and Community Enhancement
• FR64 NAAB Visiting Team Member Training
• FR66 Adaptive Use: Preserving the Past While Embracing the Future
• FR67 AIA Young Architect Award: Making a Difference in Our Firms, Our Communities, and Our Profession
• FR68 Occupant Dissatisfaction with LEED: What About Acoustics?
• FR69 AIA/HUD Secretary?s Awards
• FR70 The Politics in Creating Public Open Space
• FR71 Showcasing the Melting Pot: The Successful Design of Museums and Cultural Facilities in the United States
• FR72 Strategies for Integrated Project Delivery
• FR73 Speed Mentoring: Developing You, an Emerging Professional
• FR74 Who Is Leading in BIM? An Owner?s Journey with AE + CM + Contractor
• FR75 Can 60 be Nifty? Innovative Design Ideas for Seniors
• FR76 Let?s End the Confusion: Four Accessibility Laws Explained
• FR77 Collaborating with Consultants for LEED Points: Tips for Achieving Resource Conservation with Consulting Engineers
• FR81 Making Condos Work: Balancing the Risk/Reward Equation in Condominium Design
• FR82 Mediation for Architects: Resolve Your Disputes Without Litigation
• FR83 Myth Busting What You Know About Concrete: Optimizing Concrete Solutions in Your Next Project
• FR84 Understanding Design Controls in Local Land Development Codes
• FR85 Up the Creek: How We Got Hooked on Sewage and How We Can Break the Habit
• FR86 Advanced Curves and Surfaces
• FR87 The Bench Press: Developing and Using Regional Benchmarking Systems in a Sustainable Design Consultancy
• FR88 Airflow (Computational Fluid Dynamic) Modeling
• FR89 LEED Gold Landmark at the University of Illinois
• FR90 The Green Library with the Golden Glow: Des Moines Central Library
• FR91 Going Green: What Should You Do?
• FR92 Relational Design and Construction: Shifting the Culture of Our Work
• FR93 The Design of Urban Social Housing in San Francisco
• FR94 Didactic Field Drawing, Part I
• FR95 Developing Your Own Client Base: What?s the Secret?
• SA01 Design Review and the Law: Navigating the Process
• SA02 Energy Codes and Fenestration
• SA03 Technological Career Links: Alternative Opportunities for Architects
• SA04 Building Commissioning: A Primer for Architects
• SA06 Planning Now for the Next Downturn: Why Eternal Optimism Always Precedes Catastrophic Failure
• SA07 Drivers of Change: Urbanization and Land Use
• SA08 Indoor Environmental Quality: Designing Healthier Interiors
• SA09 A Fresh Approach to Educational Planning and Design
• SA10 Female Retail: She Means Business
• SA11 Water: The Design of the Water Facility as Civic Space
• SA12 Learning from the 2007 IDP Outstanding Firm Award Recipients
• SA21 Media Relations for the Small-Project Practitioner: Spreading the News Like a Light in the Old North Church
• SA22 We the Young People
• SA23 Kendall Square Development: A Proven Collaboration for Success
• SA25 Integrating the Permit Process: Auto Code Checking
• SA26 AIA Housing Awards: Excellence and Sustainability in Housing Design
• SA27 Ethical Leadership, Culture, and Performance
• SA28 ARE 4.0: Making a Smooth Transition
• SA29 Young Architects in Transition: Ethical Behavior When Founding a New Practice