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Passive House U.S. Introduces PHIUS+ Certification
A new certification system combining the Passive House standard with the Home Energy Rating System (HERS) Index will issue its first certificates in January 2012, according to Katrin Klingenberg, cofounder and executive director of Passive House Institute U.S. (PHIUS). ArchitecturalRecord.com: … Continue reading
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Tagged Certification, house, Introduces, Passive, PHIUS+, U.S.
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Changing of the Guard at U.S., European Architecture Schools
Leadership shakeups at U.S. and European architecture schools continue as a sluggish global economy adversely affects the profession. ArchitecturalRecord.com: Daily Headlines
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Tagged Architecture, Changing, European, Guard, Schools, U.S.
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Rep. West warns U.S. needs bigger Navy to deal with China’s military threat
Rep. West warns U.S. needs bigger Navy to deal with China’s military threat “We have to admit that China is a conventional threat to the United States,” the Tea Party favorite said. Read more… Read more on The Hill Port … Continue reading
U.S. Soldier Architect in Afghanistan Shares Perspective on bin Laden’s Death
MAJ Gregory J. Taylor is a 43-year-old licensed architect from Dallas who is serving in Afghanistan with the U.S. Army Reserves. Architectural Record checked in with him this week to hear his perspective on bin Laden’s death. ArchitecturalRecord.com: Daily Headlines
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Tagged Afghanistan, Architect, death, Laden's, Perspective, Shares, Soldier, U.S.
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State Department Ramping Up Design Excellence Program for U.S. Embassies
The State Dept. is pushing ahead with plans to embrace “design excellence” in its embassy construction program, using some elements for a new U.S. embassy in London, now in design, and fleshing out details through a series of documents that … Continue reading
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Tagged department, Design, Embassies, Excellence, Program, Ramping, State, U.S.
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Home prices falling in most major U.S. cities
Home prices falling in most major U.S. cities Damage from the housing bust is spreading to areas once thought to be immune. Read more on MSNBC East Aurora School Board Drills Down to Final Budget Numbers: Expects 3.4% Increase in … Continue reading
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Tagged Cities, falling, Home, Major, Most, prices, U.S.
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Sales of U.S. Existing Homes Probably Rose as Demand Struggled to Rebound
Sales of U.S. Existing Homes Probably Rose as Demand Struggled to Rebound Sales of U.S. previously owned houses probably rose in December for a second month as demand struggled to rebound from a decade low, economists said before a report … Continue reading
Experts: U.S. water infrastructure in trouble
Experts: U.S. water infrastructure in trouble Anita Kramer had no idea that a 72-inch water main in her Maryland neighborhood was a ticking time bomb that was about to flood her home and ruin many of her most cherished possessions. … Continue reading
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Tagged Experts, infrastructure, trouble, U.S., Water
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Gas leak shuts down part of U.S. 380 Friday
Gas leak shuts down part of U.S. 380 Friday A badly timed gas leak left a lot of motorists scrambling to find a new way to get home from work for the weekend Friday. Read more on McKinney Courier-Gazette Billings … Continue reading
Global Opportunities Grow for U.S. Architects
Licensed U.S. architects working globally, a group that is growing, need support from the American Institute of Architects in several ways, including promoting and endorsing a strategic plan that enables U.S. architects to gain professional practice licenses in foreign jurisdictions. … Continue reading