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Introducing the New AIA Community Hub! 

The AIA Community Hub is your source for new information, connections, and support. 

We are excited to announce the launch of our updated AIA Community Hub (currently KnowledgeNet) on August 14! Discover an enhanced user experience, designed to better serve your professional needs. 

What’s New: 

1. New Public Home Page: Provides benefits of the AIA Community Hub to both current and future members. 

2. Personalized Member Landing Page: A one-stop summary of all activity that matters to each member. 

3. New User Interface: Designed to increase engagement, knowledge sharing, and interaction between members. 

4. Seamless Transition: Higher Logic continues to power AIA Community Hub allowing members to use their current credentials to explore familiar features within their communities. 

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Do you want a Sneak Peak before August 14th?  

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Personalized Member Landing Page

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    RE: AI in the Studio: Friend or Foe?

    By Robert Carlson , an hour ago
    Posted in: Technology in Architectural Practice

    I used to fear AI but as experience I get more time with teams using Revit, I am not sure it can be worse. A furring wall on one side of a 4 story chase and on the other side is a two hour shaft wall. About 1/2 " behind it was a standard two hour bearing ...

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    RE: AI in the Studio: Friend or Foe?

    By Dana Smith, FAIA Member Emeritus , 10 hours ago
    Posted in: Technology in Architectural Practice

    Artificial Intelligence has actually been with us for some time in various early forms, including expert systems and even simple programming. Technology has been far more helpful than a hindrance, and I am sure each of us could cite many positive outcomes. ...

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    RE: Accuracy/value of article about how to work with ...

    By Mark McDonald, Assoc. AIA , yesterday
    Posted in: Custom Residential Architects Network

    study history - especially the history of licensure and building code. the AIA and various architecture boards lost numerous lawsuits that created separation between builders and architects. the building code allows almost anyone to design and ...

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