Thursday, April 17, 6:00 - 7:30 PM FREE, Virtual Event Nearly two years ago, a group of queer architects came together to tell their stories about what being Out in Architecture meant to them. However, since then, administrations have changed, and the queer community is under attack, from anti-trans legislation to formerly supportive corporate partners […]
Leading Change, Part 1 It’s time to pull apart decades of leadership and management best practices and get to what actually works. A truly modern organization is one that can […]
Presented by Lean Architect Tuesday, April 22, 5:30 - 7:00 PM Golf Ranch, 3570 Waterview Pkwy, Richardson, TX 75080 $30 General Admission - Space is extremely limited, so reserve your […]
This month, we will be discussing mass timber with Andrew Stiglmeier, AIA and Derek Klepac, AIA from A. Michael Architecture. Parking validation, drinks, and snacks will be provided. Feel free to bring your lunch. If you cannot join us in person, please email Conleigh Bauer for the zoom link. The AIA Dallas Codes & Standards Committee […]
Chicago is widely recognized for its architectural significance, but before the era of Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, there was John Mills Van Osdel—the city's first professional architect. In […]
In support of community involvement and encouraging education, we are asking designers of all backgrounds to submit standing backdrop designs for story time at the Oak Lawn Branch Dallas Library. Help immerse young minds in the creative, playful atmosphere that surrounds story time engagement. Submission Theme: S.M.A.R.T. (Science, Math, Art, Reading, and Technology) View the […]
The City of Dallas Planning & Development Department is excited to announce the upcoming launch of DallasNow, a new, modernized Land Management System, set to go live on May 5. This system will unify and streamline workflows, increase transparency, and enhance the customer experience across all of our planning and zoning, engineering, permitting, and inspection […]
