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Big Shifts in Design School Rankings for 2013
--updated May 16, 2013--As we discuss in the articles inside DesignIntelligence, you could argue that design education is pretty good the way it is. Read full »
Design Goes Global
Over the next several decades, billions of square feet of new construction and renovations will take place worldwide. Is international practice right for your firm? Read full »
How Much Should You Compensate Your Managing Partner?
Emerging new realities in the evaluation and compensation of professional practice executives Read full »
When Practicing Architects Must Manage
How practicing architects of high professional competence acquire high managerial capability. Read full »
What Have We Learned?
For those willing to take up the challenge, there has never been a more exciting time to be an architect. Read full »
Entrepreneurship In Design
A promising prototype for architectural education Read full »
The Case for General Education
Accrediting Board study shows that architecture students benefit from liberal arts studies on the job and in higher learning. Read full »
Ten Things to Consider When Building a Global Practice
Some of the lessons learned in a journey to build a sustainable global practice. Read full »
A Proposal to Improve Architectural Education
12 steps to provide design students, educators and professionals the best opportunities for success in a changing landscape. Read full »
A Sampling of H.R. Policies and Credentialing Incentives
From the 2012 DFC Sustainability Survey: Are credentials rewarded in your firm? Read full »
Open Hand Studio and Social Sustainability in American A/E practice
In recent years there has been a dramatic increase in both dialogue and action in the area described variously as socially responsible design, public interest design, skills-based volunteering,... Read full »
At Issue: Technology Investment
Competitiveness and payback are the primary strategic factors to consider when looking at the advantages and risks of new technology. Read full »
The Resiliency Market
Sustainability, green design, and safety are saleable priorities for communities and corporate clients. Shore up your firm’s competencies in these markets to enhance business opportunities. Read full »
The Earnings Curve: Perspectives on Career Compensation
A strategic view and long-term thinking can yield big rewards. A job is not a career; it’s just one step in a journey that culminates in a lifelong body of work. Read full »
Duo, Not Duel: Strategists and Designers at the Table
More than ever, designers’ skills are needed at the strategic planning table. These skills make for more effective strategic plans and stronger firms. Read full »
Competing for the Future
Beware the unimaginative and the Luddites who portend the end of the profession, and open your mind to a future of relevant possibilities. Read full »
Good Luck is Due to Good Planning
We can map our own destiny through strategic planning. Read full »
Adapting for Success in the New Practice Environment
The environment in which architects operate has changed, bringing opportunities to firms that can adapt to the new realities. Read full »
From Commodity to Quintessence: 25 Trends
Annual DesignIntelligence trends forecast for 2012-2015 recognizes new opportunities for greater relevance. Read full »
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