Category Archives: Integrated Practice
May 20, 2010 Censorship from the AIA? OMG!
We just learned that last week BQE Software submitted the advertisement shown here to run in the AIA Florida/Caribbean Architect magazine. They received an email from an Account Manager at McGraw-Hill telling them that the Association (AIA), felt that this ad was “inappropriate for their audience.“ I nearly dropped my chai latte on my lap [...]
Tags: AIA, censorship, McGraw-Hill
May 9, 2010 LEED is the Worst…
“…democracy is the worst form of government except for all those other forms that have been tried…” 1 ~ Winston Churchill Change a few words and the Prime Minister’s commentary on democracy could easily be applied to LEED. The USGBC’s system is barely ten years old, yet it has been has been remarkably successful in transforming [...]
Tags: archioffice, LEED, usgbc
May 5, 2010 A Woman’s Place Is In The Home
Hey, why are you nodding your head? It’s not politically correct. Didn’t you pay attention to Reagan and his cadre of etiquette and right-thinking acolytes? Ahhhh, you say your nodding head isn’t really a sign of approbation. Of course, you don’t agree with this headline. No siree Bob. If it weren’t for that neck injury [...]
Tags: architecture, home, myths, truth, women
