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11/01/11 Mixed Messages: Communication in Education and Practice A dichotomy between academic and professional perceptions of communication may put today’s students in jeopardy. Amanda Gibney Weko
11/01/11 The Future Starts at Home Investing in staff’s continuing professional development benefits everyone. And it’s more important than ever in a time of tight budgets. Randy Peterson
09/07/11 Growth Beyond Borders Many U.S.-based firms are finding growth globally. It doesn’t take a giant to step across oceans. James P. Cramer
09/06/11 1 Design in China: The Next Wave By helping developers respond quickly to opportunities and creating innovative approaches to the design process, designers can elevate the value they bring to China markets. Gary Larson
09/03/11 Strategizing a Unique Practice Few firms have been able to build their urban visions, designing and constructing cities complete with infrastructure, neighborhoods, and the full architectural fabric. Peter Ellis
09/01/11 Revisiting the Design Enterprise Cycle Generating new work, organizing it efficiently, doing it well, and getting paid are still the building blocks of any great firm. Scott Simpson and James P. Cramer
06/29/11 Sustainability Leadership: From Stagnation to Liberation For better or for worse, architects, designers, planners, and their clients make up the central elemental force with regard to the environment and a sustainable future. James P. Cramer
06/29/11 1 Going Green: Taking the Long View In just 40 years, sustainability has matured from fringe movement to hot topic. The numbers suggest we’re seeing the start of a long-term paradigm shift. Scott Simpson
06/29/11 The Social Responsibility of Architects Everyone benefits when architects volunteer in community nonprofit organizations. Helena L. Jubany
05/03/11 Realities Are Transformed by Technology Results from new DesignIntelligence research demonstrate ways that technology has been a friend to professional services firms. James P. Cramer

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