AIA Design Theory
Keeping it Loose
AIA DESIGN THEORY - May 2013
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Matt Cosby
Architect Dave Johnson on the informal beginnings of a design.
Unleashing the Power of Light
AIA DESIGN THEORY - March 2013
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Sarah Beard Buckley
Understanding architect Joe Hemes's favorite material: light.
Design From Within
AIA DESIGN THEORY - February 2013
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Matt Cosby
Harnessing the design possibilities found on the interior.
The Poetry of Place
AIA DESIGN THEORY - January 2013
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Matt Cosby
Michael Belleau on what place means and how our senses process it.
AIA Mainestay
AIA DESIGN THEORY - December 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Sarah Beard Buckley
Judith Harvie has worked with four generations of Maine designers. On December 31, she will retire from her 37-year career with AIA Maine.
Visual Language
AIA DESIGN THEORY - November, 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
Patrick Costin on the marriage of art and science in architecture.
Process in Practice
AIA DESIGN THEORY - October 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
The practice of architecture is multifaceted and complex. According to Mike Lassel of Lassel Architects, the architect's role has always been that of a master builder and planner, and the design process is a natural outgrowth of a collaboration with client and consultants. "We are finding it more and more important within the profession that we oversee all aspects of the project for design integrity and integration," says Lassel. "The process is both analytical and organic. It is also emotive and sensitive to the needs of the users, who are seeking joy and comfort." Each firm uses its own unique analytical methodology to find the best design solution. Lassel shares his with us.
The Architect as Humanist
AIA DESIGN THEORY - September 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
William Thompson believes in an architectural approach that blends common sense and environmental psychology
Craft in Architecture
AIA DESIGN THEORY - August 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
Architect Will Winkelman on craft
The Muse Within
AIA DESIGN THEORY - July 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
Architect Kay Stevens-Rosa on inspiration
Thriving Sustainably
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
Sarah Holland and David Foley Discuss What it means to design sustainably
The Geography of Design
AIA DESIGN THEORY - May 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
Designing for two distinctly different climates

Architecture as Team Sport
AIA DESIGN THEORY- March 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falzano | Photography Trent Bell
New technologies may come and go, but according to Alan Kuniholm, collaboration remains an architect’s greatest tool

Home at Any Age

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AIA DESIGN THEORY-JAN/FEB 2012
Edited by Rebecca Falazno
Photography Trent Bell
Evan Carroll and Sasha Salzberg have just started their own firm. Their mission?
To design housing that meets social needs.
The Big Idea

AIA DESIGN THEORY-NOV/DEC 2011
Edited by Rebecca Falazno
Photography Trent Bell
Architect T. Scott Teas tells us how buildings come alive.
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