The American Institute of Architects

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Research Submitted

Titlesort descending Author Date
Rules of the Road: Connecting Cities to Underutilized Freeway Infrastructure Zones through Parametric Urbanism Karl Daubmann (University of Michigan), Qetuwrah Reed (University of Michigan) May 13, 2015
Sabin+Jones LabStudio: Nonlinear Systems Biology and Design Jenny E. Sabin, M.Arch. (University of Pennsylvania), Peter Lloyd Jones, Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 01, 2011
Seismic Design The AIA Research Corporation Apr 01, 1978
Shared Vision Leads to Success for Portage Health System Douglas S. Wignall, AIA, NCARB (HDR Architecture, Inc) Jul 01, 1999
Sharing Tacit Design Knowledge in a Distributed Design Environment Jeong-Han Woo (Texas A&M), Mark Clayton (Texas A&M), Robert Johnson (Texas A&M), Benito Flores (Texas A&M), Chris Ellis (Texas A&M) Mar 01, 2005
Skin Deep: Breathing Life into the Layer between Man and Nature Doris Kim Sung (University of Southern California) Dec 01, 2008
Small and Rural Hospitals: Critical Access and Beyond James G. Easter Jr., Assoc. AIA, FAAMA (Easter & Mason Healthcare Consulting Corp.) Oct 01, 2005
Smart Sun-Shading: A Demonstration of Smart Thermobimetals as a Building Skin Doris Kim Sung (University of Southern California) Nov 19, 2011
Socially Responsible Collaborative Models for Green Building Design Keith E. Hedges, AIA, NCARB, M.Arch., M.S.S.E. (University of Wyoming), Anthony S. Denzer, Ph.D., M.Arch, LEEP AP (University of Wyoming), Christopher Livingston, M. Arch (Montana State University), Mark Hoistad (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Dec 01, 2008
Socially Responsible Collaborative Models for Green Building Design Keith E. Hedges (University of Wyoming), Anthony S. Denzer (University of Wyoming), Christopher Livingston (Montana State University), Mark Hoistad (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Dec 01, 2008

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