Open Letter from the AIA Committee on the Environment
116 Comments
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Blake Jackson
9 years ago
I am happy to be a part of continuing this important work!
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Emily Kemper AIA
9 years ago
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I am grateful for AIA COTE's leadership on the issue of environmentally responsive design, and I believe building more sustainable communities goes hand in hand with equity. Let's keep this up.
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Jim Hanford
9 years ago
Addressing climate change and inequality go hand in hand. More now than ever. Thank you COTE.
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Lewis Harrison 'Buddy'
9 years ago
For AIA, for our Country, and for our planet ... it's about the high road - it's the right thing to do.
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Daniel Bramske
9 years ago
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As a recently licensed architect, I hold my duty to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the general public very seriously. We must continue to protect ourselves, our county, and our future.
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Larry Mortimer
9 years ago
I'm appalled at the president elect's attitude towards science, the environment and in particular climate change. The AIA needs to take the lead in making sure the new administration does not reverse progress that we have already made.
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Maureen Guttman
9 years ago
Maureen Guttman, AIA
AIA Energy Leadership Group and AIA Codes & Standards Committee
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Colin Booth
9 years ago
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Architecture is a service industry that facilitates others to drive our economy. Yet, we are gatekeepers and that (potentially) affords us some degree of influence. There are too few examples of our community leveraging that influence to be actual drivers of positive change. Let's step it up.
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Eric Staten
9 years ago
#iamnotalbertspeer
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Trey Wheeler AIA
9 years ago
Thank you for your leadership! The "other" letter that came out is so off base.
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Heather Coyne AIA LEED AP
9 years ago
As a representative of a university whose mission it is to educate and lead in a diverse and open environment, we strive to hire architecture firms that are in line with these values. It is a disappointment that AIA National appears to not value this in the same way. It is difficult enough to be a woman in the design and construction world, to not have the support of your leadership makes it even more difficult. Though I no longer practice architecture, I have remained a member of the AIA because it continued to keep me close to my roots as an architect. Now, I will question the efficacy of that membership.
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Clark Brockman
9 years ago
Thanks for getting this out so quickly!
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Amber Richane
9 years ago
Wholeheartedly support the petition.
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John Parman
9 years ago
Amazed this is even necessary. The AIA should be leading this, not questioning it, especially now.
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David Arkin
9 years ago
If the President-elect wants to go down in history as a great leader, he needs to take action now to ensure there is a future.
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Lira Luis, AIA, RIBA, LEED AP BD+C
9 years ago
I speak for myself as an AIA member, and I support the statements of the AIA COTE Advisory Group.
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Thomas Lyman Chamberlain
9 years ago
Thanks for making this happen!
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Paul Welschmeyer
9 years ago
Here is the California Legislative Joint Statement regarding the election results: http://sd24.senate.ca.gov/news/2016-11-09-joint-statement-california-legislative-leaders-result-presidential-election
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Britt Lindberg AIA LEED AP
9 years ago
AIACC VP Communications & Public Affairs
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Wayne Drummond
9 years ago
Must sharpen focus on ethical commitments and mission.
I am happy to be a part of continuing this important work!
I am grateful for AIA COTE's leadership on the issue of environmentally responsive design, and I believe building more sustainable communities goes hand in hand with equity. Let's keep this up.
Addressing climate change and inequality go hand in hand. More now than ever. Thank you COTE.
For AIA, for our Country, and for our planet ... it's about the high road - it's the right thing to do.
As a recently licensed architect, I hold my duty to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the general public very seriously. We must continue to protect ourselves, our county, and our future.
I'm appalled at the president elect's attitude towards science, the environment and in particular climate change. The AIA needs to take the lead in making sure the new administration does not reverse progress that we have already made.
Maureen Guttman, AIA AIA Energy Leadership Group and AIA Codes & Standards Committee
Architecture is a service industry that facilitates others to drive our economy. Yet, we are gatekeepers and that (potentially) affords us some degree of influence. There are too few examples of our community leveraging that influence to be actual drivers of positive change. Let's step it up.
#iamnotalbertspeer
Thank you for your leadership! The "other" letter that came out is so off base.
As a representative of a university whose mission it is to educate and lead in a diverse and open environment, we strive to hire architecture firms that are in line with these values. It is a disappointment that AIA National appears to not value this in the same way. It is difficult enough to be a woman in the design and construction world, to not have the support of your leadership makes it even more difficult. Though I no longer practice architecture, I have remained a member of the AIA because it continued to keep me close to my roots as an architect. Now, I will question the efficacy of that membership.
Thanks for getting this out so quickly!
Wholeheartedly support the petition.
Amazed this is even necessary. The AIA should be leading this, not questioning it, especially now.
If the President-elect wants to go down in history as a great leader, he needs to take action now to ensure there is a future.
I speak for myself as an AIA member, and I support the statements of the AIA COTE Advisory Group.
Thanks for making this happen!
Here is the California Legislative Joint Statement regarding the election results: http://sd24.senate.ca.gov/news/2016-11-09-joint-statement-california-legislative-leaders-result-presidential-election
AIACC VP Communications & Public Affairs
Must sharpen focus on ethical commitments and mission.