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| Indiana has a 10 year statute of limitations
for architects &
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There are 3,085 total registered architects
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Reciprocal - 1,835).
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Use Tax Assessed
On Bid Documents |
At Issue was: Assessment of Use Tax
on Bid Documents Acquired on Behalf of Taxpayer's (tax-exempt)
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What Has The AIA
Done For Me Lately? |
Each day, every day, The American Institute
of Architects brings real value to its members through many
channels. Click below to view a few of the recent initiatives
that demonstrate the AIA’s dedication to member needs.
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AIA INDIANA
ELECTS
NEW EXECUTIVE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
The Indiana Chapter of the American Institute
of Architects elected new Executive Board Officers
at their Annual Meeting on October 13, 2007 during
the AIA Indiana/AIA Kentucky Regional Convention
in Columbus, IN. |
AIA
Indiana Executive Board Members for 2008 (L-R)
Secretary
Jackson R. Faber;
President Timothy
J. Wall AIA;
Vice
President/President-Elect Debra S. Kunce, AIA;
Past President Cory D. Miller, AIA, and;
Treasurer Drew White, AIA
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INDIANA'S
FAVORITE ARCHITECTURE
The Americas Favorite
Architecture poll published last spring provides a broad overview
of architecture in the United States. Indiana, however, is poorly represented
by only one building The Athenaeum by Richard Meier, FAIA,
in New Albany listed at number 116. Architects
in Indiana know that there is much more great architecture
in our state.
AIA Indiana members are invited to submit
their favorite Indiana buildings and the very best in
your community. Nominations
are being accepted in multiple categories for facilities
located in Indiana. Select the information link below
to view submission requirements now.
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Irvin-Rogers
Brick & Block,
LLC Plant Tour
Tour the Irvin-Rogers Brick & Block, LLC (IRBB)
plant and earn 1.5 LU. IRBB
is providing AIA Indiana members bus transportation
to and from the plant and the AIA Indiana/Ball State
Indianapolis Center. The bus will depart the
AIA Indiana/Ball State Indianapolis Center at 12:30
p.m. Please
RSVP to: info@irvin-rogers.com
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Cities of the Future
Call for Submissions
The History Channel, Infiniti
and IBM, in partnership with the American Institute of
Architects, are conducting an open search for twelve
design teams, to imagine the future of some of the country's
most important cities. The selected participants will
compete alongside a slate of nationally recognized designers
in a public forum in late January 2008. If you think
you have what it takes to look into the future and envision
the changes that will take place in American cities,
design solutions to the problems they pose, and make
the world a better place, click on the following link
to learn more.
Submissions are due November 9th, 2007.
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2007 Cornelius O'Brien
and
Indiana Mainstreet Conference
The
Indiana Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology
partners with Indiana University and Indiana Main Street
to host the annual Cornelius O'Brien-Indiana Main Street
Conference. This statewide conference is the official
forum for preservation issues in Indiana. Relevant session
topics are chosen based on the host community. Speakers
regularly include preservationists from around the state,
as well as national figures. The conference features
an opening reception, plenary and concurrent sessions,
a keynote speaker, and tours of preservation highlights
in the host community. Some sessions are free and open
to the public, while others require a registration fee.
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The
First-Ever Industry Meeting
To Explore a Completed
Project
Built Using Indiana's Public Design-Build Law!
Indiana
University's Service Building A Design-Build Project -
Friday, October 19, 2007, 7:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 1.5
AIA Learning Units Available. The panel presentation
features leaders in Indiana's construction industry
who played key roles in the project, including AIA
Indiana Board Member Drew White, AIA, Axis Architecture.
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Discovery
Channel Looking for Architects
The
Discovery Channel is looking for architects who would be
interested in
being a host on the new show, "Hidden Cities."
They are looking for anyone who is involved in the field
of infrastructure;
architects, civil engineers, contractors, urban planners,
etc. They would
also like to meet any professors, teachers or people who
are simply
passionate about these topics. They don't need an expert
in every area,
just someone who loves what they do.
"Hidden Cities" will explore the vast and often invisible machinery
that
allows modern metropolises to function like clockwork. From
how water makes
its way to your tap, to how commuter systems work, it will
all be covered.
If you are interested and would like more information please
contact Alissa
Haight Carlton, Casting Producer, "Hidden Cities," Discovery
Channel,
323-284-5162, hiddencitiescasting@yahoo.com.
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2007-2008
AIA INDIANA ROSTER |
Don’t
miss this great opportunity to increase your firm’s
exposure to potential clients, prospective employees and
possible referrals. To be sure of your free listing,
please complete and return your completed questionnaire
today to Dawson Publications. Please click on the
link below for more information and to download the questionnaire.
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Questionnaire
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Indiana Architect
Scott C. Veazey, AIA,
Elected Secretary of
National Architect Council
Washington, DC—Scott C. Veazey,
AIA, of Evansville, IN, was elected secretary of the National
Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) at
its 88th Annual Meeting and Conference in Denver, CO. Veazey
served as a regional director during the past three years.
He represented the Council’s Mid Central Conference
(Region 4) that comprises the following U.S. jurisdictions:
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
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NCARB Launches
Online Application
Cut Down the Time to Establish a Record to One Week
or Less
The process to start an NCARB
Record just got easier. Interns and architects can now fill
out the Application for an NCARB Record online and cut down
the time to establish a Record to one week or less. Please
see the attached News Clip for more information.
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Information & Application Now
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