Pub. 3 2022-2023 Issue 4

By The Utah Chapter of the American Institute of Architects

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Executive Director’s Message: Why AIA?

By Angie Harris Roberts, Executive Director, AIA UTAH

Ask questions. It is smart for architects to question the value of their AIA membership. It is important to understand what you get in return for paying dues. Yes, membership “signifies your commitment to a high standard of professional ethics.”

Legends: Peter Brunjes, AIA – A Legacy Of Greatness And Distinction

By Fran Pruyn and Phil Haderlie

Legends: The Remarkable Life Of Lynn Scott Woodbury, AIA

By Fran Pruyn

How Transit-Oriented Development Can Transform Community Placemaking

By J. Kelly Gillman, ASLA, AICP

What Landscape Architects Want Architects To Know

By Jay Bollwinkel, Principal and Landscape Architect, MGB+A

All-Electric Construction Is A Clean Air And Climate Solution

By Kelbe Goupil and Logan Mitchell, Utah Clean Energy

Lessons Learned In The Design Business: A Discussion With David Brems, FAIA & Kevin Miller, FAIA

By Fran Pruyn and Robert Pinion, AIA, LEED, AP

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